Over the Moon
Weekend is here! Can you guess what movie I'm reviewing from the picture above? It's "Over the Moon"! Another story about getting over the death of a loved one. It's not that I'm getting over something that's why I chose this movie. It's purely coincidental because I wanted to watch animated or cartoon movies. Anyway, on to the review.
Over the Moon showcased a lot of Chinese traditions and a legend. Fei Fei, our main character, wanted to to her dad that love can last forever. Actually, it's more like she just wanted her dad to love her mom even after her mom's death. Her dad shouldn't look for other people to "replace" her mom. When she looked at the moon, she remembered "The Legend of Chang'e and Huoyi" which was her mom's favorite. Therefore, she was inspired to build a rocket in order to reach the moon and prove that Chang'e and Huoyi's love lasts forever. To her surprise, things are not what she believed them to be. As she embarks on an adventure to the moon, she meets a lot of people (well, it's actually more of cute creatures) that helped her realize some things. Those things not only helped her but also helped other people she met.
Honestly, "Over the Moon" is full of cuteness. Just look at the picture above, isn't "Bungee" (the rabbit) so cute? Whether you agree or not, I think she's cute. Another thing that the move is full of is singing. It's so "musical" that they sing in every 15 minutes. The thing is that the songs are incorporated with the scenes in the movie so well that sometimes, you want to sing along with them as well. It also has a little humor and it's touching to some degree. Overall, it's really a good movie. I'll give it ⭐⭐⭐⭐.
I really enjoyed the movie that I got a lot of screenshots but I had to choose a few because if I did post it all, I'm afraid they'll sue me for copyright infringement. 😂
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