Review HOPPERS

 

Hoppers is a fun and unique animated movie from Pixar that combines comedy, adventure, and an important message about nature. The story follows Mabel, a college student who loves animals and wants to protect them. She uses special technology to enter a robotic beaver so she can talk to animals and understand their world. This idea makes the movie feel fresh and different.

The animation is colorful and beautiful, especially the forest scenes and animal characters. The humor is also enjoyable, with many funny moments between Mabel and the animals. Besides being entertaining, the movie teaches viewers to care more about nature and protect animal habitats.

Some parts of the story are a little predictable, and the emotional scenes are not as strong as movies like Up or WALL-E. However, it is still enjoyable and meaningful.

A fun fact is that the movie is directed by Daniel Chong, who also created We Bare Bears. His love for funny animal characters can clearly be seen in this film.

Overall, Hoppers is a creative and enjoyable movie that is worth watching for its original idea and positive message.

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