Hoppers

as compared to the film "Wild Robot", it still gives the vibes of it. This is more like a dumbed version of that and more silly, goofy with wacky animal characters. For some it might look like a mere children's movie type, but actually, it is a coming-of-age and environmentalist film that is simultaneously fun, humorous, and feel-good, while conveying a very good message. It explores new possibilities of coexisting with nature, presenting these themes in a way that is easy to digest and thoroughly enjoyable to watch. The film gives a sense of unity which emerge regardless of species. I really loved the scene where the protagonist sees an image of their grandmother superimposed over a beaver. This moment signifies the protagonist’s deep connection with nature, as well as their way of processing grief, by carrying forward their grandmother’s spirit rather than clinging solely to material objects.