Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars

Doraemon also known in Latin America as El Gato Cosmico, was one of the best cartoons of Japan in them 70's. This Cartoon was very brilliant(genial) because this cat come from the future always was extracting very curious objects that they were extracting of difficulties to the Nobita. A Cartoon very good because there is no violence.

This cartoon is an example of no violence cartoon can entertain to a child. In Japon this cartoon is very popular and even today they follows by presenting in the television those old episodes and they have made updates

This movie really falls under one of the best movies under Doremon umbrella. Beautifully directed, all things about this movie are just perfect. Elegantly crafted and potrated. Everything about this is so pure and original that not just kids but even grown up individuals througly enjoy each and every aspect of not only this movie but a series as a whole. Must watch for sure for all the doreamon fans out there !!!!

If anything, I was a little upset there wasn't more blatant Star Wars plagiarism, given the original title is Doraemon: Nobita's Little Star Wars. There's a cameo from R2-D2 and C3PO in the opening credits or something (I dunno, this whole thing scrambled my brain in a mostly good way), and then some space battles near the end take influence from the space battles in Star Wars, but it's otherwise a film that's willing to homage a bunch of different things. Most are pretty broad (a bit of Jaws, a bit of King Kong, and some kaiju stuff near the end), but it's fun. It's decently silly fun.

I doubt any Doraemon film will have anything amazing to offer narratively, but this one was paced a little better and felt a touch more consistent, in terms of mostly centering on one conflict. I liked some of the characters introduced here, and hope they're not one-offs (especially the dog who didn't know how to shut up. He was really funny instead of annoying).

Bring on more of these, maybe? Some of the problems I had with the previous five still show up here, but didn't feel quite as glaring or detrimental.