Initially, I was caught by the extremely well-made CGI but it doesn't end there. Some people say that the story is a mediocre one BUT I beg to disagree. The writer/s and director/s had slowly but creatively unraveled the messages of the film.

This movie offers you figuratively that there's no perfect world, no perfect justice system, no perfect human being. Everyone has flaws. Heroes and nobles are not perfect. Everyone has, at some point in their lives, did something that is not accepted morally or justifiably by the society. But nevertheless, we always have the choice to do what we believe is morally correct and just.

This film also distinctly emphasized that we, people, should know the value of balancing. We should never just look at one perspective. There is always the other side of the coin. We should not judge in a whim but rather must see the whole picture before making any statement or action. A reminder for all of us the consequences of being judgmental. A very clear message that is indeed very timely today where most people don't pause for a while and rethink before clicking, rethink before giving a statement, and rethink before judging.

A very exquisitely, well-thought-out, well-directed and well acted, well-made film of the year.