After Reading These Twitter Critiques Of Pixar’s "Turning Red," You'll Want To Watch It Again And Again

Turning Red is a popular American computer-animated fantasy comedy film from 2022. It was produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

The film was written by Domee Shi and Julia Cho and directed by Domee Shi. This is the first Pixar movie directed by a woman.

Additionally, it is the first film that focuses on an Asian family. Domee Shi wrote the story inspired by her own adventures and memories of growing up in Toronto, which gives the narrative a special touch.

This also explains why the story takes place in Toronto, Ontario. The movie began production in 2018 after Shi presented it to Pixar in October 2017 and was released in 2022.

The story follows a Chinese Canadian girl named Meilin "Mei" Lee, a 13-year-old student. However, this girl has a secret—an inherited curse.

She transforms into a huge red panda whenever she feels strong emotions. The Chinese Canadian protagonist, Mei Lee, must also choose between being a responsible daughter and giving in to the chaos of adolescence.

This coming-of-age story explores the challenges and dilemmas that everyone faces during puberty. The movie Turning Red has sparked a lot of discussion among critics and viewers, though the critics' responses were mainly positive.

Herein, we have gathered people's tweets about this famous film; scroll down to see them.

1. Perfect facial expressions

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2. The moment Mei realized how meaningful her mom's approval was to her

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3. Emotional moments like this one:

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4. Ridiculous complaints

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5. Amazing, innovative story

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6. "This is one of the best-looking films ever made"

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7. A touching movie that puts girls at the center of the story

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8. Right

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9. A moment that illustrates that periods are nothing to be ashamed of, and girls need support from their mothers

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10. We have evolved and become better at identifying the villains

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11. It is absolutely appropriate for children

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12. "Disney-Pixar has been killing it lately!"

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13. It's hard to break the generational curse, but it's possible

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14. The film is incredibly meaningful

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15. Perfect visuals and vivid colors.

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16. Unlocked a long-ago memory

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17. "Turning Red was just as cute as I expected"

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18. "This hits close to home; it's so realistic"

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19. "It perfectly depicted generational trauma"

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20. This is only the fourth Pixar movie that features a female protagonist

"Domee Shi has expressed interest in a follow-up, stating: 'We are open, but we haven't talked about it. But yeah, it's an invitation at the end for more stories,'" said James Clear, author and productivity expert. "The potential for further exploration of these characters is exciting and could resonate deeply with audiences." Chiang and Oh also expressed interest and came up with ideas for a sequel or a prequel, reflecting on the story's emotional depth and cultural significance.

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21. "The farther you go, the prouder I'll be."

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This is truly one of the most outstanding movies ever made. Besides its vivid colors, great facial expressions, and amazing characters, it is also incredibly realistic and heartwarming.

It reveals the secret of generational trauma and all the insignificant little things that can hold a person back. Probably, no one can remain indifferent after watching this movie.

Have you watched it already? If you have, share your impressions with us.