<human>: beautifully rendered water colors and picturesque locations, definitely worthy of a widescreen release, will definitely bring back memories of when i was a little boy and sat in the ocean watching gorgeously detailed film clips that reflected my own childhood and helped me form memorable relationships with other people. the movie's masterful use of color and shape, along with its convincing young protagonists, creates a memorable image that captures the young person's personality and creates an enduring image that can be recalled by young adults. a young boy discovers a treasure trove of sea creatures, and his fascination with them brings him to life. the music in particular resembles a viking raid on viking ships, and the film's overall feel is refreshing and highly entertaining. scenes of great violence and bloody violence may seem wonderful to viewers, but they're not necessarily great movies. a truly great scene might have an interesting antagonist who is neither interested in background or plot, or be completely free from plot or character development. but anyway, a great film with great characters, great locations, and great special effects, will probably be pipped off by a bad one.
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