I personally think this film is actually quite touching, especially any plot where Dumbo appears, because the animals are made lifelike and look like real animals, and Dumbo and his mother are forced to separate, reunite and other scenes It's actually hard not to be emotional. The little actors played by the two newcomers are actually not bad. They replaced the little mouse in the original animation and became Dumbo's friend. And the biggest feature of this film is that it has increased the proportion of human characters. While telling the story of Dumbo, it also tells the experience of this family. Their father returned from the battlefield without an arm, their mother died, and the two children wandered with the circus. Their fate is similar to that of Dumbo, both forced to lose their families and lead a nomadic life. And the girls among them are very smart, but they were buried in such a living environment. In the end, the two children also found themselves like Dumbo, and showed the courage to show their talents and protect the people they love. I think that increasing the proportion of human characters is actually very helpful for small audiences to understand the content of the film. That is, one must be kind, whether poor or rich. The picture of the film is also very beautiful, because it is the work of Tim Burton, the style and color are still a little sad and dark. There are even some thrilling moments in the second half. But the overall feeling is that this film is still made for children, which is very inspirational and warm. Even Eva Green won't show a bit this time [laughs] But the more problematic part of the film is Michael Keaton's villain, who is very face-to-face and speaks in a strange voice, a little short of breath [laughs] What a waste of this actor. But that seems to be the problem with a lot of Tim Burton's films, he's a good fit for shaping."
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