Connie Mauch

This was okay. And that's it. On one hand the characters are mildly cute, the animation is extremely visually pleasing, and at least more than one character isn't complete cardboard. But on the other this was very predictable, the lip sync doesn't even B e G I n to match to english, and it's basically just a blander Finding Nemo with cats. This has stunning visuals and nice environments, with bright colours; however, it was well off from it's target audience as it is extremely dark. The main villain basically orders his followers to torture innocent animals to death and you even see some of the torture performed on the small kitten named Cape. So it's pretty damn dark. Not a movie for kids. A movie for cat lovers, maybe. All be it ones with stronger stomachs.

Beautiful world, dynamic range of weaponry, crafting, and character customization. Reminiscent of a 1990's children to teen game game like Spyro the Dragon or Crash Bandicoot. It's exceedingly fun, the world is well fleshed out, and is balanced enough to keep things going. The close ranged combat system could be better, but isn't the worst thing (as some are saying). The origin is sad, it has great replayability factor, and I feel like it should be more well received than it's being.

I had this movie on VHS when I was a tender age and my best friend (at that time) actually had a golden retriever named Shadow. So it holds a very special place in my heart, especially since as a kid I related to the fun loving, but cynical attitudes of Chance. I would go on to own a female cat named Cally who was as self sufficient and queen like as Sassy. In general, this movie has been underrated and overshadowed in so many ways. It tells a deep story about facing perilous odds for family, learning to trust after heartbreaking circumstances, knowing what loyalty really means, responsibility to one's own, and still manages to retain a lighthearted spirit all the way through. Sassy, Chance, and Shadow still stand as some of the most underrated live action kid film characters of all time and every child should be shown this movie at least once.

This movie has mixed reviews for a reason. On one hand, it's action scenes are wholy unenjoyable. On the other the voice acting is great. If nothing else this is one of those disney movies that isn't memorable by any stetch, but at least is rooted in the fact that it's enjoyable to watch once every once in a while. The western tropes are annoying, in my opinion, but I'm not a western movie fan. That said Buck is a character most kids would like and there's enough adult humour to entertain adults. Again...this is a mixed movie. It's enjoyable...but don't take the reviews that say it's a spectacle to heart. This movie is both entertaining and blad in a veriety of ways.

It was just worthy of a three star rating, no less no more. Although the premise was good and the actors were phenominal and well known....the script was bland and only watchable. Its worth a watch for the sake of knowing it and isnt the worst movie ever; but I definitely wouldnt watch it twice. Although it seems like its trying to set you up to laugh...in most places I found my face just not lifting into a grin. Its watchable. Not rewatchable.