It’s hard to argue that another version of Orwell’s classic commentary on power struggles was essential, yet Andy Serkis felt it was worthwhile to create one. The farmer finds himself financially ruined by the grasping "Miss Pilkington," who is after his property, but fortunately "Snowball" realizes that a truck supposedly taking them on a trip isn't actually going where they expect – though there’s an unexpected ext…

It’s possible to view it this way, though it isn’t the strongest understanding of the material. The depiction of the pigs' corruption aligns with aspects of the source, but fails to develop the core concepts within it. I don’t believe that oversight was unintentional. It’s disappointing when a significant story is handled poorly in its widely known version, leading younger audiences to miss the reason for its importa…