Who Is This For?
A discussion unfolds around the intended audience of a recent animated film, with insights into its blend of adult and child-oriented humor. The conversation highlights the complexities of character design and the influence of Disney on children's imaginations, as one participant reflects on their child's sophisticated film tastes and connections to classic characters. The dialogue also touches on the broader implications of storytelling in animation, questioning the appropriateness of certain narratives for young viewers.In this clip
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