The Emperor's New Groove 4K 2000

This cartoon has become a cult classic in our house, as not a single family evening goes by without it.

From the above, you can understand that I have probably watched it about 30 times, and even after so many viewings, it has not become stale or boring, but continues to make me smile. The humor in this cartoon, in the style of classic Disney, is simply masterful. Phrases from this cartoon have become permanently embedded in my speech, even though it's been six years since I first saw it.

The plot is not complicated, it is very simple and naive, but this does not bother me at all; on the contrary, it adds charm and appeal to the cartoon. Although the essence and idea of the film are far from new, their execution looks very original. For example, Cusco jumps out from behind the screen and reminds us that the cartoon is about him, not the “nasty” Pacho, and much more. And even if the characters seem banal to some, don't the cute Pacha, the slightly cardboard and hysterical Izma, the cheerful and horribly naive little Kronk, who has fallen into “bad company,” create a cozy atmosphere and convey warmth and positivity to the screen? You could write books about the kids in the family and their constant arguments.

This cartoon will bring warmth and positivity into your home that will linger for a long time, and you will replay the funniest moments in your head many times over.

This small, childish, and cozy “masterpiece” definitely belongs to the almost extinct genre of cartoons that are suitable for both adults and children, evoking equally pleasant emotions in both, which does not prevent it from remaining a simple, unpretentious fairy tale of the “must see” category.