Overview
- Creator and co-director Maggie Kang told the BBC a live-action version "wouldn’t work" because the film’s tone and comedy are tailored to animation.
- Co-director Chris Appelhans said animation enables the extreme shifts in performance and physicality that define the movie’s style.
- Reports have flagged talks about an animated sequel and a possible remake, but the filmmakers say there is nothing official they can discuss.
- The film broke Netflix viewership records, and a sing-along release reportedly topped the U.S. box office with roughly $18–20 million in one weekend.
- The soundtrack’s momentum continues, with the lead single holding No. 1 on Billboard for eight consecutive weeks as the creators signal future stories only in animation.