Review of Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole

The film honoured its role to dazzle. Its look is something without comparisons, a glimpse that summarizes the sublime in spectacular images that are governed by an almost uninterrupted soundtrack, a full concert in mid-film. Still wins points for not indulging in cuteness. The owls own movements which are extremely close to the real, only running it because of the inevitable movement of pacifiers (to speak). In fact, the motions "neck" of owls is what gives grace to the comic relief of the story, Digger, a little owl that is paired with an addiction to music with any issue that arises (Twilight). The movement of the camera is another goal that the team brand, making several slow shots and performing stunts that go and see with owls or switching focus or piggyback with them or focusing on the most impressive details such as drops of rain that clash against the realistic and expressive eyes or languages that can be seen when the owls are talking about the profile.