This isn't about an imaginative little girl's pretend amusement park with cute talking animals that are the true stars; it is about a little girl working through her fear and grief of her mother's life-threatening illness while the mom leaves her husband and daughter to seek specialized treatment in another city. For anyone touched by the threat of a terminal illness it comes like a slap in the face because ads make it appear to be a light and airy fun filled fantasy. There is no effort to cause her animal friends to connect with the audience; they are utterly forgettable. Nothing memorable here, and potentially hurtful for those affected past or present with life-threatening illness.
Review of Wonder Park
