Walt Disney Animation Studios seems to have regained some footing with 'Raya and the Last Dragon'. It’s evident that the studio has faced challenges in establishing a consistent identity over the last couple of decades, likely influenced by shifts in management and increased competition. However, this film represents the type of project where they truly shine – an engaging and thrilling story centered on a well-defined character who possesses both a compelling reason for her actions and significant internal struggles. Disney animation has traditionally aimed to connect with universal human emotions in a way that’s easy to understand, and 'Raya' continues this tradition, exploring subjects like faith in oneself, coping with loss and painful experiences, and learning to trust others and your own instincts. It feels like an appropriate addition to their established body of work.

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