Bird’s Crash, a Cute Animated Short Film

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This short film about three birds who are friends in a group learning to fly is a brilliantly enjoyable and will definitely provide a lot of cutesy-entertainment value, but there is a slight flaw in the storytelling.

Flap, the blue birds and protagonist of this short film has injured his wing and appears to be afraid of flying. He dreams of getting out of the area they are living and following the migrating birds but he and his friends are not able to fly yet. His friends begin to think that he is abandoning the group as he appears reluctant to try to fly, but in the end he performs a spectacular feat of aviation.

So, what’s the flaw? The flaw is that the film doesn’t show how Flap overcomes his fear. One moment he is afraid to jump, the next he is blasting himself out of a plant, but we’re never told what caused this transformation in Flap.

And so we’re left with a decent enough, enjoyable short film that kids are bound to love, but that has a slightly disappointing story.

Bird’s Crash, a Cute Animated Short Film by MrMundo3D