Wait, this is just French Jacob Black when he was a child lmao. Anyways, I loved the pacing of the film, it's definitely something I'd rather watch as it's slower and dramatic; Especially when the film is more drama-focused than fantasy-focused, the slow pacing complements really well with it. I can tell alot of it was practical effects with some cgi which I liked. The make-up was done quite well, loved how it looked on the creatures. I wish the ending was a little different, it makes sense for what the main character has been through but it doesn't align with the father's intentions in what he wants to see the world as. I was so fucking desperate for the main character's full transformation, I NEVER GOT TO SEE IT, I hated that so much because the whole film anticipated on it so I expected to actually see it. I love the drama and atmosphere though, it's authentic and visually stunning. The characters were okay, it throwed me off that everyone didn't seem to care that the main character was a "weird kid" even though it was obvious that he was a transforming to a creature. That scene where that bird-human started to fly was so heartwarming to see, it's like the song "I'm like a bird, I'll only fly away". The Animal Kingdom is an emotional, loving, stunning film that'll make people want to evolve to birds
Wait, this is just French Jacob Black when he was a child lmao. Anyways, I loved the pacing of the film, it's definitely something I'd rather watch as it's slower and dramatic; Especially when the film is more drama-focused than fantasy-focused, the slow pacing complements really well with it. I can tell alot of it was practical effects with some cgi which I liked. The make-up was done quite well, loved how it looked on the creatures. I wish the ending was a little different, it makes sense for what the main character has been through but it doesn't align with the father's intentions in what he wants to see the world as. I was so fucking desperate for the main character's full transformation, I NEVER GOT TO SEE IT, I hated that so much because the whole film anticipated on it so I expected to actually see it. I love the drama and atmosphere though, it's authentic and visually stunning. The characters were okay, it throwed me off that everyone didn't seem to care that the main character was a "weird kid" even though it was obvious that he was a transforming to a creature. That scene where that bird-human started to fly was so heartwarming to see, it's like the song "I'm like a bird, I'll only fly away". The Animal Kingdom is an emotional, loving, stunning film that'll make people want to evolve to birds