The animation is really great. Somehow I like this one much more than Isle of Dogs though. Wes Anderson's style is ideal for this kind of subject matter and child-friendliness (unlike Baumbach's typical depressing style, which is hardly appropriate for anyone XD )

Descriptive, and captures a lot of the awkwardness and intrigue of a pretty interesting game’s long history

Watching it for the third time gave me a chance to finally appreciate the beauty of the cinematography without being distracted by my mouth hanging wide open.

This is why we shouldn't turn our children's lives into picture books.