What's the score of crazy element city douban

The score of Crazy Element City in Douban is 7.5, which is not bad on the whole.

City of Crazy Elements is an animated film produced by Pixar and directed by Peter Sun, and voiced by Leah Lewis and Mamodo Asi. It was released in the United States and China on June 16, 2023.

The story setting of "Crazy Element City" is actually quite interesting. The film sets a world called "Elemental City", which is composed of residents of four races: water, fire, wind and earth.

The story tells the story of a family from the fire country who immigrated to Element City. Her father thinks that "different elements can't blend" and hates the possibility of drowning out her aquarium. Her daughter "Furnace Little Flame" has a hot temper, quick response and strong ability, and will explode into a fireball in anger.

When the small flame of the stove accidentally blew out the water pipe at home, the inspector "Du Abo" who emerged from the water accidentally walked into her life. Two young people secretly love each other, so they should learn to adapt to each other who is different from themselves and avoid being drowned and evaporated.

Film Review of Crazy Element City

Crazy Element City almost contains many elements that Pixar is famous for in the world: dazzling digital animation technology, serious themes about racial reconciliation and tolerance, and humor suitable for children and adults of all ages. From the setting point of view, Crazy Element City aims to break the racial barrier-the opposition between the Shui nationality and the Fire nationality, which seems to be the projection of the real society.

Pixar's technology is impeccable, but it falls into the narrow thinking of "theme first" in connotation. Crazy Element City seems to follow the old path of Zootopia, full of politically correct and realistic metaphors and plot routines.

The audience can see at a glance that the hostess represents immigrants from the East, bound by the traditional family concept, and finally get to know herself under the "enlightenment" of the western patriarchal concept, break the old thinking and join hands to save the world. This simple preaching setting has now bored the audience, and Pixar's subtle "sincerity" seems to have disappeared. No wonder the film critics are very sorry after reading it.