Doraemon The movie : Nobita's Sky Utopia full movie in hindi with (English subtitle)..
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Review:
There are quite a few things I enjoyed about this film. The story is well crafted for most part, making effective use of foreshadowing. Itâs certainly one of the most emotionally driven Doraemon movies, with several heartfelt moments among the characters, especially between Nobita and Doraemon and between Doraemon and the âperfectâ robot cat Sonya. Speaking of which, Doraemon being the main protagonist to forge a connection with one of the movie characters is a rare occurrence! Additionally, Sonya himself probably qualifies as one of the more memorable and developed movie-exclusive characters in the franchise.
If I were to criticize anything about this movie, one would be that itâs very exposition heavy. I have to wonder whether some of the scenes dedicated to explaining background information and character backstories through dialogue could have been trimmed down just a bit, especially given that there were other elements of the story that could have used the extra runtime. For example, Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo donât get a whole lot of focus this time around.
I do appreciate though that the movie actually highlights one of Shizukaâs flaws other than âshe plays violin badly"âshe can be stubborn, which is true⌠even if the way it is shown here makes her come across as studious more than anything. The scene where the protagonists come around to embracing their shortcomings is also a well done character moment.
That being said, there are ways in which the central theme of the story (essentially "itâs okay not to be perfectâ) could have been handled with more nuance. After all, Gian and Suneoâs misbehavior is regularly shown to cause real harm to others throughout the franchise. I know, there are limits to how deeply one can explore a moral conundrum in a childrenâs film, but I donât believe this would have been too challenging to achieve. Perhaps more emphasis could have been placed on learning to control oneâs flaws and redirecting them into exacting positive change, contrasting with the villainâs plan to forcibly erase all individuality. Glimmers of this are already present in the aforementioned scene, but I think it could have been made more explicit still, which isnât helped by the fact that the main villain only appears in person briefly and barely interacts with the heroes
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