Very unique animated thought-provoking movie that reminds me of Zelda Breath of Wild -- a wide open world with no dialogs, some quiet music, and mysteries that waiting to be uncovered. It's just that the main character here is a cat rather than Link, and there are no princesses to save, nor bad guys to defeat.
It's a very thought-provoking movie, in the sense that you would keep asking yourself this question: why is the world like this? What happened? What happened to the humans? What is that mountain? What happened to that bird? Well, depends if you like this type of free thinking, some might get frustrated and feel lost because in the end you might have felt you didn't get anything explained to you. But some might be crying because they feel the movie might have spoken to them in one way or another.
Either way, the animation is beautiful, and the artists really know a lot about the animals they are drawing, the way they act and interact are while fictional, but believable at the same time, and often funny too.
I give it a 7, while funny and good animation, some parts are definitely a bit too abstract for me (eg. The bird flying up...)
It's a very thought-provoking movie, in the sense that you would keep asking yourself this question: why is the world like this? What happened? What happened to the humans? What is that mountain? What happened to that bird? Well, depends if you like this type of free thinking, some might get frustrated and feel lost because in the end you might have felt you didn't get anything explained to you. But some might be crying because they feel the movie might have spoken to them in one way or another.
Either way, the animation is beautiful, and the artists really know a lot about the animals they are drawing, the way they act and interact are while fictional, but believable at the same time, and often funny too.
I give it a 7, while funny and good animation, some parts are definitely a bit too abstract for me (eg. The bird flying up...)