Annyeong, Tyrano: Yeong-wonhi, Hamkke

Let's get one thing straight from the start, this is a movie aimed at children, read again if you didn't like it, CHILDREN AUDIENCE. So don't look for anything complicated or deep where there isn't any. I'll go ahead and tell you that if you like the dog of Flanders you will like this one although it has a bittersweet taste in your mouth. Story The movie is a story of a Tyrannosaurus Rex that doesn't eat meat and despite that faces discrimination because of his race and a pterodactyl that can't fly and it's not hard to imagine how she is treated because of that. Art Pretty good if you ask me about the ending. Characters As I said before, endearing but not complicated characters, you can see their motivations and development from the first moment. Sound Pretty forgettable, sorry. Overall It's a movie that I would definitely put on for a child (I loved it) but it can be enjoyed by adults if you're not picky, if you are look for something else.

TL;DR: This is a very average children's movie. The questionable artstyle and animation quality may be distracting for some viewers. There doesn't seem to be decent subtitles available for it either. Since there's not much to say here, I'll be comparing it to another children's movie with dinosaurs as main characters: Heart and Yummie. They both have Kids listed as their target demographic and are both rated G. The difference being, Heart and Yummie is more interesting. It has a straightforward story and emotional storytelling that a kid can understand, while also having more depth that can resonate with older audiences as well. I've seen plenty of children's media, including shows rated Y (specifically targeted for 2-6 year olds) that remain engaging, creative, emotionally resonant, educational, or memorable. Since this film has received little attention, I thought it would be worthwhile to add another perspective. MY TYRANO doesn't bring much beyond the minimum expected of its genre: it's bright and colorful, the characters look like mascots to sell toys, and it has an adventure story you've seen plenty of times before. Viewers looking for a standard, family safe movie for a very young child to watch may enjoy this aeni (Korean animation), MY TYRANO: Together, Forever.