Raya and the Last Dragon

This is not a movie about dragons and the world of Kumandra. This is about Earth, this is the real world. We are divided, groups of people completely hating each other inside the same nation. Unfortunately we are facing our own Druun, our plague. But as in the movie, this isn't our biggest problem. The real enemy is our inability to work together as a community, to put aside political views and really trust each other, working together for the best of everybody. Beyond the important and necessary message, the movie is a fun adventure, the world building is great and the technical aspect is what you would expect of a Disney movie.

[spoiler]It started off well but in the end it twisted the blame onto the victim instead of forcing the bad guy to accept responsibility. Namarri says that Raya's inability to trust killed Sisu but never accepts that she destroyed her ability to trust. Had she not betrayed her and caused her dad to turn to stone none of this would of happened but, sure, let's turn the blame onto the one she hurt instead of making her take the blame she deserves. Ugh... Anyone who has ever been abused and suffered trust issues has heard this garbage from the world over and over. Just get over it already. It's your fault all your relationships fail because you can't trust anyone even though your mother/father/friend/ex broke your trust so badly you barely trust yourself. But sure, let's make the good guy accept responsibility and sacrifice themselves so that the bad guy can be made into the good guy without accepting the blame. That's healthy to teach children, especially young girls who already have to deal with a world that tells them they're responsible for everything that happens to them. Pretty film, garbage moral.[/spoiler]