Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure

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Audience Member And here they come again Belka and Strelka with another space adventure but this time without the dear husband Kazbek or beloved son Pushok. This sequel was better than the previous one as it adequately developed more characterization and it was entertaining to keenly watch. The animation and voice-over had significant change and look very compelling from the predecessor. They introduce many new characters in the film which represent an impressive move, surely the Jelly fish song was the notable highlight. Some positive themes emphasized here were effective teamwork, enduring friendship, prime importance of generously helping others selflessly, forgiveness and moral courage. That's all folks kids will enjoy mature adults will be bored. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/23/23 Full Review ranny l The film Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure is the final movie of the Space Dogs trilogy. It's an eventful and distinctive movie! When I watched it, what I expected to happen didn't happen, but it definitely works. Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure represents diversity, has a great plot and a great message. Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure is about two astronaut dogs named Belka (Maria Antonieta Monge) and Strelka (Mauriett Chayeb-Mendez) who are sent to Earth on a mission to investigate a suspicious anomaly in the Atlantic Ocean. Belka always takes control and is the leader of the missions. But with that, she is constantly getting blamed by the general when things go wrong and is always at fault. Now, both Belka and Strelka have to step up and work together with their friends to solve this mysterious case and save the planet. One of the factors that makes Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure special is the diversity in the characters. Even though this film is animated and is about animals, there are many different types of animals that play major roles. For example, the two main characters are dogs. However, some of the other animals that help with the mission include a rat, and a fly. Something else that stands out are the settings in the movie. Because Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure is animated, it's a given that it doesn't look too realistic, but here the settings are so detailed. Everything that surrounds the characters help emphasize each situation. For example, when Belka, and Strelka are trapped in the underwater dump, around them you see pieces of wood, skeletons and trash. This helps the audience understand what is going on. My favorite character in this film is Belka, because she reminds me of myself. She loves to be the leader, and always ensures that everything goes according to plan. The voice acting was done very well because it suits the characters. However, sometimes the words don't align with the movement of the characters' mouths. Also, if you aren't paying close enough attention, this movie can be a little hard to follow. Aside from these things, Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure is pretty fun. The message of Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure is that teamwork can solve any problem. Belka and Strelka are repeatedly attempting to complete assignments their own way, with one trying to take control from the other. But this approach never works. When their friends assist them, they finally realize that the only way they will succeed is if they worked together. This movie is totally kid-friendly, and there are no red flags. Overall, Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure is an interesting movie. I rate it 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 10. This film is perfect for parents to watch with their kids on a family movie night. you're having a family movie night, pop some popcorn and check this out! Reviewed by Maica N., KIDS FIRST! Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 03/31/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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