Cast: Michael Jordan (Ollie)
Juno Temple (Ivy), Justina Machado ( Callie), Ambika Mod ( Violet),Tracy Morgan (Boogle)
Sometimes it's always a good feeling being a kid at heart again. Watching an animated film like Swapped made me appreciate how the fantasy film conveyed it's theme to the audience.
What I loved in this scene was that it showed how friendly and curious Ollie was, he tend to not to listen to his parents not to befriend the other creatures coming from the other side of the valley. Instead, his friendship to the other creatures started the magical discoveries of the place.
A scene where most kids love, I liked how the director put so much emphasis on this part. "Together they became stronger" a tagline that also hit me when I watched this fantasy film. In this part, both, Ivy and Ollie, and the other creatures in the valley, helped one another how to attack and fight with the firewolf.
A thrilled part where the firewolf battled against the dead Dzo. A Dzo that's being alive again after Ollie touched the pod. In the end, it killed the firewolf leaving it helpless and vanished from the valley.
A cute scene where the two creatures felt so shocked while seeing themselves swapped physically. That's where they learned that they both have the abilities and strength when working together.
A magical part where Ollie desperately went to the hole to find some pods. He wanted to fix everything all the chaos that happened in the valley. He must do something about it to stop the firewolf.
I find it so much funnier when watching this part, where a sea creature named Boogle, who disguise himself as a friend but he was a villain in the film. Boogle hide his true color from Ivy and Ollie, that he's a traitor, he disguise himself as a good one.
It's a beautiful animation indeed, kids and adults really enjoyed watching it. While the ending was a bit unpredictable, but as a whole the film was a superb one.
It has a lot of lessons shared to the viewers. It centered on trust and loyalty to one's friend.
Rating: 98/100
