I enjoyed the first act. Then the stupid hot dog finger universe 2001 ape scene came on, and I lost my shit and completely surrendered to this hilarious, dumb masterpiece.
Wait, Pixar can make a movie like this? Turning Red is simultaneously unlike any other Pixar movie and one of the best Pixar movies
Visually arresting but struggles under its own weight. Some of the set pieces are impressive, but it’s hard for 2049 to emerge from the shadow of the original.
Very true to the spirit and quality of a 1964 Walt Disney live-action comedy with the addition of dancing CG animation. It was the perfect movie to watch under the worst conditions possible: outside on an elementary school field surrounded by children.
It has the frantic, madcap zaniness reminiscent of earlier Pixar. Sweet story that goes to somewhat unexpected places, even if it doesn't feel quite as innovative as Pixar's masterpieces.
Sweet, crass, and formulaic. It does not pass up a cheap joke. Don’t come here for deep emotion or innovation, as it turns Scarface into Mr. Chips.
Incredibly steeped in Irish mythology and folklore, it’s a visually distinctive and emotionally affecting story of a boy saving his sister, and by extension his family. Beautifully animated, it lives up to the reputation of Cartoon Saloon.
Beautifully animated, lively, and fun, full of real emotion. There’s no way in hell that it is not a metaphor for something…
Relentless, gripping, and epic in scale. Beautiful wide vistas of Spitfires chasing Messerschmitts. Tight and claustrophobic in the bowels of sinking ships. Thrilling and tense.
A fantastic performance by Judi Dench, who disappears into Philomena. Steve Coogan is, well, Steve Coogan. He did write an entertaining film.
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