"Raya and The Last Dragon" is a beautifully animated and action-packed work, and it is also a great step forward for the Disney princess series to the contemporary world. While princesses like Aisha ("Frozen") and Moana ("Moana") are still learning how to control their power, Disney's first Southeast Asian princess Raya can easily master it Own ability and the ability to defeat powerful enemies, which allows the audience to have enough time and space to pay attention to the theme (trust) of the film
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The film is packed with many immersive scenes and visual ideas, even when it comes to a small living room, it feels epic. Despite the rush of storytelling, the theme of unity and trust that the film hopes to convey can still resonate with many people-this is reflected in the satisfactory ending of the film
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"Raya and The Last Dragon" highlights two unconventional princesses: Raya and Namali. In appearance, Raya wears a cloak and a hat, quite like the female knight in Chinese martial arts novels. She has high martial arts and decisiveness, and her dark brown skin shows full wildness. Namali has a handsome yin and yang head, thin eyebrows and sharp eyes, tight muscles, and solid martial arts full of aggressiveness and power. The images of the two princesses deviated from the Disney tradition of female imagery, and changed from the "absence" of autonomous women to the "anti-gaze"
