Bird Island is lush full of plant life and the huts of the birds fit naturally within that space, being built out of straw and plant based materials, which makes me suspect that indigenous architecture was a big inspiration when it came to the designs of these buildings. It all gives this community a very cozy and warm sort of feeling, especially with the vibrant and vast colors. 

Meanwhile the pigs live under a monarchy and it shows. They're much more technologically advanced than the birds, even if their work is a bit shoddy. Instead of living within a small and natural community, they live in a vast and cramped city surrounding a castle, with buildings that reach much higher into the air, with more advanced materials to work with such as stone, iron, and even gold. Giving off this more suburban and efficient vibe. 

One more thing I want to mention is Red's house on slides 18-20 and how it fits his character. As the movie makes clear, Red is a loner, having moved out from his community and building a house of his own far from them. Naturally, his house comes across as vastly different from all the others. This is what Pete Oswald, the production designer of this movie, had to say on this: ["While all the other birds live in soft nest-like huts, Red's hut is made of hardened mud stucco. This seemed to be a nice correlation to his thick-skinned personality. If Red was an animal other than a bird, he'd be a porcupine. His garden is full of cacti and a giant spiky palm tree grows right next to his front door as if to say, 'Stay Out!'"](https://imgur.com/a/m73SAn8)

And what makes his house being rebuilt at the end inside the town wholesome is that, as [one twitter user pointed out](https://imgur.com/a/uHnS2rI), instead of giving him some luxurious home or trying to make it fit in with all the other architecture, they rebuild it exactly as it was, showing how they love and accept Red for who he is. 

For whatever reason, everyone on YouTube is uploading the first Angry Birds movie in full right now, and having rewatched it, along with seeing people singing their praises and giving out interesting trivia about the movie on Twitter, I have come to realization that while this movie is flawed in some aspects, it's still a damn good movie and a huge love letter to Angry Birds fans. I thought this movie was alright at first, but I think more highly of it now. Soul and care was put into the production of it and I definitely think the hate that the movie received upon its release was overexaggerated. 

It's cool and interesting to see the difference in culture and architecture between the birds and pigs on their respective islands (Angry Birds Movie)