Hoppers

Fun watch. Went in just because the plot sounded interesting, without even watching the trailer, and it didn’t disappoint. The film offers a nice bit of social commentary on the importance of nature and animals in our ecosystem. Some might label it as a kids’ movie, but if you look at it from a story perspective, it actually teaches something while keeping things entertaining and light. The internal dynamics of the animal world were the most interesting part for me and really kept me engaged. The human portions felt secondary in comparison. While one could argue that the base plot is a bit weak, the overall experience remains enjoyable because of the film’s fun elements. The protagonist (the girl) does get a bit annoying at times, but that mostly comes across as typical teenage behavior. P.S.: Loved how the creators designed the end credits. Nice attention to detail.