I won’t go into detail but this animated one, the story line is very cool and the kids seem to love it.

The speaker offers a guarded endorsement of an animated project, declining to reveal specifics (“I won’t go into detail”) while emphasizing two selling points: an engaging narrative (“the story line is very cool”) and positive reception from children (“the kids seem to love it”). The remark reads like a promotional or interview soundbite shaped by confidentiality or spoiler-avoidance, balancing discretion with enthusiasm. Its significance lies less in a philosophical claim than in how it frames animation as story-driven and audience-tested, suggesting that the work’s value is measured by both craft (plot) and immediate viewer response (children’s enjoyment).