So apparently, you become a wolfwalker by getting bitten by another wolfwalker. Which… hold up… doesn’t that just make them werewolves? Like, I’m not mad about it, but let’s call it what it is. They’ve basically rebranded werewolves to be mystical forest healers, and honestly, I’m here for it.
Accents still stole the show for me (obviously), but now that I know the wolfwalker origin story, it changes things. It’s less about “believe and achieve” and more about “get bit…
Alright, first off, can we talk about the accents? Absolutely the best part of the whole movie. Every line hit just right because of how melodic and authentic the voices were. I was fully ready to turn on subtitles, but honestly, who cares when it sounds that good?
The plot? Heartwarming. You’ve got friendship, loyalty, and all those classic family film vibes wrapped in a story about love and acceptance. The animation? Stunning. It’s like watching a storybook come to…
There’s so much to unpack about this movie, but let’s start with the obvious: every time a song came on, I could only think about how many times that music has been sampled in newer songs. Like, half the soundtrack is iconic beyond the movie itself. Also, that whistle trick Captain Von Trapp had for the kids? Lowkey cool.
But can we talk about Louisa for a second? How is no one mentioning how uncoordinated she was? Just make it…
