
Went to the cinema. It was okay, although I need some time to process it.
+ Funny, amusing, a cool octopus, and I enjoyed the references to the first part.
- I think that at some point, there were too many characters.
= It's good for a one-time watch, maybe even a second or third. Overall, I liked it, it's on par with the first part. They revived the franchise for a reason, although it wasn't groundbreaking. 7/10.

I rewatched it countless times, just because I can. Take my enthusiasm for "WALL-E," multiply it by one and a half or two (because "WALL-E" is a really great cartoon), and you'll get my opinion about this cartoon, as well as about "Aibolit" and "Vrunzel" from the same studio.
+ Satirical, fun, great songs, great style, design, action, lots of cool jokes, interesting details, awesome character designs, what more can I say, it's just a timeless classic. I want the same map that Doctor Livesey boasted about.
- With such a style, it's hard to tell what's a bug and what's a feature, but there were a few glitches that were more likely bugs. But who cares.
= An epic classic, 1000/10. The atmosphere of the book is hopelessly lost, but it was worth it. It turned out to be a stylish, satirical, exciting, and mind-blowing thing, very much for a specific audience, but incredibly masterful.
As a bonus, I'll share the inside of the cover of my book. As a child, I really liked that all the characters were drawn and signed there. Only "A Wizard of Earthsea" and "The Lord of the Rings" were better, where there was an entire map drawn inside the cover. Yes, there are traces of orange juice - all my favorite childhood books are tattered and stained to an unseemly state.

🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕