Keith Hay

I was delighted by this movie. I've only described one other movie that way, the PBS Nature documentary Super Hummingbirds on Blu-ray. Antonio and Salma bickering back and forth was great, the annoying dog they both ended up caring about and the way everyone (but big Jack) softened their negative attitudes by the end is something everyone could use a little more of lately. The animation was clearly better than the first movie and Shrek 2 where Puss was introduced, the wolf was menacing and even the storyline was decent. The movie started off well, _this is a fairytale..._ setting the tone and allowed you to sit back and enjoy yourself without trying to catch any flaws. It's the best movie I've seen in years in theaters and I will definitely be adding the 4k blu-ray to my collection on it's release.

Nothing much happens by the end, it's full of awkward behavior and some mildly interesting inside thoughts on what personal trainers think of their clients. It's a pointless movie but as a bonus, at least the protagonists aren't interesting.

Russians are weird. It's a good thing anarchists aren't this organized. Odd film.

I'm thoroughly entertained by this series. I've seen every Star Trek series and every episode, most of them repeatedly over the years, so I'm familiar with the concept. I was cautious at first because Seth MacFarlane is far too crude for the STU. I'm sold. This series is intriguing for many reasons. I wonder how much of the detail is MacFarlane tweaking Star Trek in the way he thought the series should've gone. It seems to be getting more serious as the show goes on and it keeps getting better. The story lines go along with STU style, Brannon Braga directs a lot of the episodes, many Star Trek series actors have been on the show along with several surprisingly big name actors. The visual and audio effects are studio film quality as are the alien costumes and set design which is really top notch. If you're a Star Trek fan at all, this series is worth watching.