I did love it... almost. The director played freely until the end, where my kids couldn't understand what happen and couldn't stop crying, incapable of understanding why during the whole movie the characters are separated and never ever meet again.
Neither did I.
I mean, you create such a beautiful, imaginative movie, such a delight, a must see, and then you end it with real life... When you have the power of animation you are free to brake the rules of real life. And Pablo Berger did it all the movie, even in his final dream.
Beautiful, different, creative, well crafted story with freedom and imagination... until the final breaking-heart scene.
Neither did I.
I mean, you create such a beautiful, imaginative movie, such a delight, a must see, and then you end it with real life... When you have the power of animation you are free to brake the rules of real life. And Pablo Berger did it all the movie, even in his final dream.
Beautiful, different, creative, well crafted story with freedom and imagination... until the final breaking-heart scene.