It was described as an adorable, inventive, and heartwarming film that was universally enjoyed. It expanded on the original shorts and book, focusing on themes of family, change, and loss.
Marcel is the most adorable creature that's ever lived and everything that Marcel says touches the heart but the way that this was done was so inventive and great.
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It was described as an adorable, inventive, and heartwarming film that was universally enjoyed. It expanded on the original shorts and book, focusing on themes of family, change, and loss.
Marcel is the most adorable creature that's ever lived and everything that Marcel says touches the heart but the way that this was done was so inventive and great.
It's just so wonderful. Like who's so good who can poke who would want to like poke a hole in it or whatever?
It's about like possibility. It's about like it's about like it's after it's not just one couple that breaks up It's two couples that break up that sort of like set these things in motion.
It doesn't try to be for children It ends up being for everyone and I actually think that kids could enjoy this movie because it reminds me of like You know the way that like, you know Toy Story is an animated movie but the things are extremely universal.
It's a specific thing and that you Marcel the shell with shoes on you'd be like if you didn't know what it was And you saw what it was you'd be like, oh that looks odd And then when you watch it, it's actually quite a simple story about finding your family.