Daft Punk - Interstella 5555

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First of all I didn't know or ever heard of Daft Punk, but I came across this film on [...] because it's listed as one of the best animation films. I wanted to look for some film for my daughter to watch together and but because we saw all of Hayao Miyazaki's films already I wanted something different. I was expecting a cheese 80's/70's film from Japan but I was very surprised that it didn't have any dialogue and that the story was actually very interesting. I didn't expect my daughter to sit through the whole film, but she did and in the end she loved it so much that we saw it one more time.
I love films such as I-5555, Wall-E, and My Neighbor Totoro because they teach adults and kids life lessons that are hard to forget. I also hate films such as Pocahontas, Barbie, Lilo & Stich, or even the Emperor's New Groove because they only make your kids dumb. This films teaches everyone that if you do something you love for money you will eventually hate or regret doing that.
I don't believe you have to be a fan or know anything about Daft Punk to enjoy this film and even if you don't like anime you can feel an air of freshness that you can't get from your traditional American animations.

P.S. If your kid can't understand the concept of death or/and that heroes in real life sometimes die, don't show it to your kid.

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