647 Jungle Book

This is one of the finest ways of how a great entertainment is. I've never seen Disney's old animation film "Jungle Book" so never have been familiar with the story of a boy who grew up in deep forest. I think remakes or reboots are worth creating because great stories should be told over and over again, and it will be embraced more easily and significantly if it is enforced with the edge, twist, wit, knowledge and emotion at the certain age. 

The brand-new Jungle Book is made almost entirely by computer graphics. Its quality is truly breath-taking. Animals are real, lively and emotional. More or less we usually can imagine that animals have rich emotion inside and there have been lots of movies and stories where animals can talk like human, but this movie is the definitive upgrade of these works and might become a classic of animal movie. Among all what made me impressed was the sense of harmony with the boy Mowgli and the bear, the leopard, the wolf, the elephant, and all the other animals living in the jungle, which visualized that human and animals might possibly (ok, it's a fantasy, but still) communicate and sympathize, and even human can be sparkle in the jungle as a wild living thing.