A beautifully animated film about overcoming prejudice and forging friendship and love, no matter how difficult the circumstances are.
This is a film I'd be happy to show a younger audience, like my future kids. It handles the concept of prejudice and state violence in such a beautiful and meaningful way; insanely more impactful than any of other animal racism films I can think of.
This is definitely worth a watch, it's beautiful.
In a general sense, "Night of the Zoopocalypse" is an....*okay* movie for little, tiny, children.
It has a functional plot, easily identifiable characters with clear character traits, a three act structure, a character who *explains* the three act structure, and a decent theme/lesson about diversity and working together. It is a movie that could be potentially enriching for little developing brains, but doesn't offer much to an older audience. And that's totally fine! As "baby's first real movie", this is…
A show with insanely great animation and super cute character moments, but not much else.
The narrative is mostly just frustrating, especially towards the end. But when the show is focusing on those cute character moments or godly action scenes, it's great!
I just wish it was more consistently great.
A really great sex comedy that puts every other sex comedy I've ever seen to shame, especially within the anime genre.
It's refreshing to see an anime talk about sex in a way that goes beyond just boobs, butts, and thighs. It portrays sex as the way it really is in reality: awkward, confusing, and kind of scary. Something that I rarely seen done well in anime. I loved it!
Unfortunately, the series is put down by a few cringe…
