Reviewers highlight visual style and mythological depth as standout elements
2 Yesterday 11:07 AM · 22h ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 2 of 3
Critics praised 'Forgotten Island' for its richly detailed animation and deep integration of Filipino folklore. The film blends anime, manga, 1990s street art, video games, and classical animation styles into what one reviewer called 'the richest, busiest and trippiest animated movie of the year,' grounded in Philippine mythology that serves as genuinely fertile creative soil.
“That humble beach staple is the key to unlocking what surely is the richest, busiest and trippiest animated movie of the year, one that leans into Filipino folklore to tell a story about friendship.”
Mark KennedyJoel Crawford Co-writer and co-directorJanuel Mercado Co-writer and co-directorH.E.R. Voice of JoLiza Soberano Voice of RaissaDreamWorks Animation Production studio
The whole story articlesposts the bright band is this development · numbered dots are the others · click one to jump
What was reported 1 claim about this development
-
1 outlet Movie Review: 'Forgotten Island' is a trippy ode to friendship set against rich Filipino folklore
first by Philadelphia Inquirer, 22h ago
All 3 developments of DreamWorks' 'Forgotten Island' brings Filipino folklore to… →
Google NewsNewswiresMastodon