An influential allegory for sexual intercource.
Although this film is a modern animated classic, akin to the old works of Walt Disney and the like, I staunchly disagree with its profane imagery and vulgar message. It was truly a mistake on my part when I allowed my two small children to be present during its screening. I don't believe the taint will every be washed from their impressionable young minds.
Clearly, and undeniably, this film poses as a strong metaphor for intercourse and procreation. Any layman can easily deduce that the so-called "space ship" stands in for the human phallus, whilst the planet is, without any shroud of doubt, a vagina. Furthermore, the "ship" releases the "plant", which doubtlessly is a cleverly disguised stand-in for sperm, and so the planet becomes fertilized, and teeming with life.
To me, I feel the ending is the most disturbing, however makes a sadly true statement about our species as a whole. From the very beginning, we had been duped, and the "planet" turned out to be our own blue gem that is the planet Earth. It is quite clear to my colleagues and myself that the sick twisted statement you make in this film has no place on an internet already brimming over with smut and detritus.
Please rethink your future endeavors, or put a more fitting rating on your work, to avoid further mishaps like the one I endured on this day.