Though, obviously no talking mouse and drunk Dumbo, there are things I recall from my childhood. It was a great adventure that i get to share with my child. I also cried. No shame!

It was amazing and I kept crying out of sheer happiness. It's a good family film.

After "Beauty And The Beast", Disney has once again adapted another cartoon fairy tale "Dumbo" into a live-action movie to the big screen. The film tells that a female elephant of the Medici circus in the United States gave birth to a baby elephant, but this small elephant was often ridiculed by others and crowded by other animals smashed by the circus because of its disproportionately large ears. However, a pair of young siblings in the circus later discovered that the little elephant had the amazing talent to fly with big ears. The two took the name "Dumbo" for this baby elephant , and Dumbo also relied on Its unique talent has since become a superstar in the circus. . . . Behind the scenes of the film, Tim Burton led a group of Oscar elites, with a unique aesthetic and visual effects, this unique big-eared flying elephant, "flying" generally presented to the audience. In front of the movie, it is star-studded, Colin Ferrell, Eva Green, Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, etc. are all awesome veteran actor/actress. In terms of stories, it is touching and inspiring, suitable for both young and old. In terms of visual effects, the soul figure Dumbo is vivid and cute, and it can definitely become the new favorite of Disney's children. In addition,I like the character design in the film and portrays it delicately.

Beautiful. Imaginative. Fun. But enough about Jon Favreau's Jungle Book. Despite Tim Burton's typical whimsical style and the amazing visual effects, this film is missing the most important element - a heart. Michael Keaton tries his best, hamming up the screen as much as possible - to almost campy degree at times - but the film can only soar so far when the title character feels more like a side character in his own movie.