Why is he doing all this, what is his motivation, why doesn't he like the current situation? We are not told anything about this.Īll of the dialogue in the cartoon is essentially incapable of doing anything. This kind of thing is called "God from the machine" in dramaturgy, when help appears not because the protagonist did something, but simply because he got lucky, it simplifies the work of the screenwriters and is a sign of mediocrity. If the characters find themselves in a hopeless and complicated situation, there is always someone nearby who will explain the solution or simply help. All of these characters are no longer particularly tried to be revealed, they are not given any motivation, and some cannot even find anything to do at all. Instead, the narrative continues, with several new protagonists being shoved at us.
Thus, the movie could end after this point. Almost at the very beginning he trusts the robot cat, Sox, and does joint work with him, although a few minutes earlier he disliked his new pet. Let me start by saying that the main character himself is essentially already reformed in the first 30 minutes of the picture. It's worth noting, though, that between these two points from bad Lightyear to good, something completely inaudible and utter nonsense happens. At the end of the movie, he changes, erases his stigma of being selfish and trusts his new friends to save him. He needs to go on a path of correction, which is what we get. In front of us is the hero Buzz Lightyear, who behaves very selfishly, constantly being a hero and relying only on himself. But unfortunately, it's not enough to get anything good out of it. Perhaps the cartoon drifts away from its original purpose and closer to a more real world, but I don't see anything wrong with that, as it also requires talent, and the work done in that regard is tremendous. The animation is very pleasing to the eye, all the details are very detailed, with excellent work done with light and shadows. Before I start scolding this movie, I will praise the animators and artists.
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