Disney/Pixar's latest film, "Arlo and the Boy," drew about 190,000 people in its first two days!　A lot of moving voices!

The animated film "Arlo and the Boy," which opened in theaters on March 12, is off to a strong start, drawing about 190,000 people in its first two days.

Arlo and the Boy is a new animated film from Disney/Pixar, best known for the worldwide hit Toy Story series." What if a meteorite hadn't hit Earth and the dinosaurs hadn't gone extinct?" The adventure fantasy is set on an Earth where Arlo, a wimpy dinosaur who is separated from his beloved family, embarks on an epic adventure to return home to his family.

The film was released on March 12 on 380 screens nationwide and got off to a good start, drawing 191,696 people and grossing 237,050,500 yen in its first two days. Theaters nationwide were visited by a wide range of audiences, mainly young women, couples, and families, with many comments on social networking sites such as "I cried so hard! I was moved by the friendship between Arlo and Spot! It made me miss my best friend." It made me cry 4-5 times." A must-see movie of my life." "One of the most moving films of all time!" "The images look so real. It's like a real film. I can only say it's amazing," were just a few of the many moving comments received.

In addition to the ongoing "Pixar 30th Anniversary Exhibition" (Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo) and "Dinosaur Expo 2016" (National Museum of Nature and Science), the hands-on exhibition "Pixar Adventure: The World of Adventure Begins with 'What If'" (TVpia Hall, Nagoya) is scheduled to open on March 25. The exhibition is expected to be even more exciting than before.