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I recently watched Frankenweenie and Wreck-it Ralph.
The first one is just another decent animated film from Burton, albeit without any miracles. The humor is sometimes funny, and sometimes repulsive (like when the mother, without noticing, stuck a dog-covered pacifier into the mouth of a crying child). I was pleased with the teacher; he was a truly intelligent character (albeit a bit eccentric). And the film also has a rather peculiar attitude towards cats. The first one is in a cemetery and has a rather frightening appearance, serving only as a "scarecrow." And the second one later turns into a strange mutant, becomes the final boss of the film, and even though the cat wasn't the only corpse, it wasn't brought back to normal; it was killed, and this wasn't even given much importance.
The moral of the story is, however, rather strange. If there even is one. For me, the moral of the film is that science is great, but it shouldn't be "given" into the hands of the uneducated. They won't understand anything, and they will only harm themselves. The residents, however, didn't learn this moral; they simply accepted Sparky, but their views on science didn't change.
8/10
Wreck-it Ralph is a masterpiece; all gamers should definitely watch it. The film is full of references to other games (both obvious and not so obvious, like the inscription "Aerith Lives!" on one of the walls). The humor is also good, and the villain, surprisingly, says quite reasonable things when trying to convince others! It's the kind of film that you can watch several times, and with each viewing, you will discover something new.
10/10
The moral of the story is, however, rather strange. If there even is one. For me, the moral of the film is that science is great, but it shouldn't be "given" into the hands of the uneducated. They won't understand anything, and they will only harm themselves. The residents, however, didn't learn this moral; they simply accepted Sparky, but their views on science didn't change.
8/10
Wreck-it Ralph is a masterpiece; all gamers should definitely watch it. The film is full of references to other games (both obvious and not so obvious, like the inscription "Aerith Lives!" on one of the walls). The humor is also good, and the villain, surprisingly, says quite reasonable things when trying to convince others! It's the kind of film that you can watch several times, and with each viewing, you will discover something new.
10/10