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I finished watching Dog Man on its movie premiere (based on the Dav Pilkey books), and I'm here to give my input. Seeing it was a indeed fantastic experience! Seeing Officer Knight and Greg the Dog for the first time in the silver screen was truly amazing and exciting. Having read all the books years ago, I was thrilled to see the film capture the essence of the original Scholastic franchise so well in 3D animation and it never failed to do just this. The movie's whole story is taken from the very first books of Dog Man. It felt so original and very fresh! From Dog Man's struggle with duty, thanks to the Evil Mayor constantly bickering Petey the Cat busting out from jail easily, to Petey's surprisingly touching, almost father-son relationship with his young clone Lil' Petey, it had really tugged at my heartstrings. It's lively, full of vibrant characters, and DreamWorks have done a wonderful job bringing this beloved book series to life. A big thanks to DreamWorks and Dav Pilkey! It is a truly heartwarming and breathtakingly beautiful movie.

The Sandy Cheeks Movie As a lifelong SpongeBob fan, I was stoked to finally see Sandy Cheeks get her own movie! I've been waiting years for this, and let me tell you, "Saving Bikini Bottom" did not disappoint. Seeing the world of Bikini Bottom come to life in 3D was amazing, and it felt just as lively and zany as ever. This movie was a wild ride from start to finish! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, and honestly, I don't care what the critics say. It was pure fun and had me laughing out loud. I loved seeing Sandy in action, and her family was a hilarious addition to the SpongeBob universe. If you're a SpongeBob fan, you absolutely have to check out "Saving Bikini Bottom." It's a must-see for any fan who's been waiting for Sandy Cheeks to finally get her moment in the spotlight.

Thelma the Unicorn movie was just as delightful as the book! It perfectly captured the whimsical charm of the story while adding a whole new layer of depth to the characters and their world. Seeing Thelma and Otis come to life on screen was pure joy, and Otis the Donkey totally stole the show with his hilarious antics and unwavering support for Thelma. What I loved most was how the movie expanded on the themes of friendship and self-acceptance. It really emphasized the importance of being true to yourself, even when it's tempting to pretend to be someone you're not. Otis was instrumental in this, constantly reminding Thelma of her own unique talents and encouraging her to embrace her true identity. Their friendship was the heart of the film, and it was incredibly touching to watch Otis help Thelma realize she didn't need to be a unicorn to be special. This movie was a big step forward for the series, bringing a fresh perspective and a whole lot of laughs to the story. It's a must-watch for fans of the book and anyone who loves a heartwarming tale about friendship and self-discovery. ❤️🦄🐴🫏🤍

Despicable Me 4 was a fun summer movie! I liked that it brought back some of the minions I don't see as often, like Tim and Mel. It was cool seeing them with all the others causing mischief. The movie had a really exciting feel to it, with lots of action and funny moments. I also thought the new villains were really interesting. They were a good duo and made the movie even more entertaining. One of the things I liked best about the movie was the animation. It was super colorful and bright, and all the characters looked really cool. The way they animated the minions was especially funny, with their silly movements and expressions. It felt like a classic Despicable Me movie, but even better looking. The story in Despicable Me 4 was pretty good too. It was easy to follow, but still had some surprises. I liked how Gru and the minions had to work together to stop the bad guys. There were also some sweet moments with Gru and his family that I enjoyed. It had a good mix of action, humor, and heart. Overall, I thought Despicable Me 4 was a great movie for kids and adults. It was funny, exciting, and had a good message about family and teamwork. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone who likes the other Despicable Me movies or just wants to have a good time at the theater. I'm glad I got to see it!

Woody is back to go crazy again during a camp season. I don’t get the mix or negative reviews about it but I will give my two cents on it. The movie has many great moments of gold and intentionally corn comedy, it features additional characters from the Woody Woodpecker cartoons like Wally Walrus (as Park and Recreation inspector) and Buzz Buzzard (Woody’s widely known enemy). Woody gets into mishaps and never quits his shenanigans in disturbing the peace of tourists, so Ranger Walters demand Woody to get a badge of teamwork in order to return back to his home. Moments of having everyone’s back whether a Hoo-Rah or a Woo-hoo teaches people crucial life lesson, it’s never too late to hug and make up. Woody gets to meet and introduced to Maggie, her mother Angie, and other Woo-hoo camp members for the summer season to resolve their long feud with the Hoo-rah members in order to get what he wants, the badge. But, Buzz buzzard gets into his way to make it difficult for him to obtain. The movie had references to Woody Woodpecker’s Theme Song and his buddy Chilly Willy when met Maggie in the Woohoo Camp. I loved every second of the movie and that Eric Bauza returned to voice Woody again along with known fellow like Tom Kenny (SpongeBob) Kevin Michael Richardson (Shredder of TMNT 2012). Furthermore, Woody kept his own original personality and lived to his name. Well done Universal Studios! Walter Lantz could rest in peace.

The legendary warrior/The Dragon Warrior Xiao Po is back, again! after the incidents of Kung Fu Panda 3 of learning chi, finishing off Kai at The Spirit Realm, and Master Oogway giving him the Staff Wisdom. Master Shifu notes to Po that he must now become a spiritual leader of the Valley of Peace have a successor (which I don’t like at all, and so does Po). He stumbles upon Zhen the fox and gets know a lot about her until she is revealed to be The Chameleon apprentice, who is the main villain of the movie. Zhen regrets her betrayal of setting Po up and then comes back to Po with an army of her friends so-called “cousins” and of course the dynamic duo of dads, Mr Ping and Li Shan. The movie is BODACIOUSLY AWESOME! I extremely enjoyed it! all the wait has been worth it! It’s amazing the shashabooey-ness is still kicking in after all those years! And oh yeah.. DreamWorks also do think that Po still cannot manage to not get the urn of whispering warriors broken, and that’s my Po that I like since my childhood. SKADOOSH! 🥟🤍🐼🖤☯️

My review is quite late because I don’t get used to give my thoughts about movies very often. Hopefully, I will get to the points on exactly what I remember from watching. It’s been a long time since I watched it. They do seem majorly different from the books. What I liked: 1-The story follows the daily lives of The Bad Guys and suddenly have a change of heart to be good after feeling how good is to be.. GOOD. I like that! It is a bit related to the original books, but saving the cat scene, that was completely from the original books and I really jumped out of my seat when I saw it because I do know it well! The chicken farm scene where Mr Wolf sees Mr Snake devouring chickens too! They were all just as in the books and very hilarious. 2-Mr Wolf has that exact attitude of a gang’s boss and gets straight to every single thing. It shows his willingness to make crimes non stop and have a ball with his buddies. 3-Most scenes are left to fans to guess if it’s from the books or not. I did catch one scene that I jumped from my seat when I saw it. It’s helping the cat to get down from the tree. It’s exactly from the books when Moe (Mr Wolf) was giving his buds Mr Snake, Mr Shark, Mr Piranha a lesson in being GOOD. 4-Nothing more, nothing less. Well-written story filled with excitement, comedic effects were fantastic, and of course DreamWorks has done their good job on this movie and they didn’t make it a letdown and have done their hardest to bring this terrific books series into a movie. What I didn’t like: 1-The way they present Tiffany Fluffit as a human being rather than a cat. All the citizen are completely humans. With all honesty, I would’ve liked it more if it were the same as in the books. They were anthropomorphic animals and not humans at all (Attack of The Zittens). 2-Professor Marmalade is a real guinea, not an alien with butt hands as he in the books. On top of that, Mr Tarantula aka Legs is now gender swapped to a female, he’s now Mrs Tarantula or Webs. I say, no. I do like him as a male. This version of him is plainly snarky. 3-Agent Fox, out of all The International League of Heroes, is the only one that appears in this movie and the only thing I see If my memory serves correct, is building a romantic relationship with Mr Wolf, helping Marmalade to make The Bad Guys go good and also lending them some help at the end of the movie. I mean what is that? She’s totally boring and out of character. 4-I’m really not a fan of the style of modern animation either. Those characters with big mouths and eyes don’t appeal to me at all. Overall, the movie is very good and worth a watch from time to time. Especially, the short films. After all, it’s based on my childhood book series! 🖤🐺🐍🐟🦈🕷️🧡

Nothing but the best from this Shrek franchise. Puss is back to help keep safety around town but he doesn’t realize how many lives he just spared. He made them all go to waste with his unnecessary silliness. This comes to mind that he has only one life left when visiting the doctor. Puss doesn’t take the situation seriously and says that he “laughs at the face of death” Soon in the movie, Puss meets a wolf (Death) at a bar and wants to take Puss down. Puss is no match so he had to escape for him. But, it’s not over for that wolf. He needs to end Puss once and for all. Puss then resorts to find a way to get all of his 8 lives back, seeks a place to find a map in order to go to land where he can wish to have all his 8 lives back, meets a couple of old and new friends like Kitty Softpaws and Perrito, and of course some fairy tales enemies like Goldilocks and the Three Bears to handle on the way to their journey of The Last Wish (hence the name of the movie). Still, that wolf was still on the hunt for Puss. Puss stumbles upon him in dark cave. He then introduces himself Death and that he came for him. He saw each and every Puss’ 8 lives of his being spared with no good reason. He finds having 9 lives absurd. Now his objective is to take his last life by trying to take him down. Later in the movie, the two start their fight and Puss give it all his best by pushing forward and showing Death who’s boss and defeats him. Death deems it as a fair fight and but was a little angered and says “I should’ve not played with my food!” In Spanish which had me burst into laughter. The movie concludes of Puss sailing a ship with his friends to go back to the kingdom of Far Far Away. I will be extremely excited to see Shrek and Fiona in a movie starring Puss in Boots. That’s a brilliant idea! Overall, I liked the movie I watched it 4 times in a row. I enjoyed it and it had my heart filled with joy. Always been an avid fan of Dream(Works) since I was little young kid. I was born in the 2000s and glad I did. May the creative franchises of DreamWorks live for another years and be expanded to tv shows, video games, and so on! 🐱🧡⚔️

The movie was totally gnarly. Depicting the turtles as teens for the first time in their franchise. They go on adventure of the outside world and discover new things and eager to learn more. They get to meet Superfly and his friends (Seemingly to be The Mighty Mutanimls). They have good time together until they discover they were up to no good and need to fight back. Soon after, the TMNT join forces with all Superfly’s gang and build up an army of their own to stop the super mutated Superfly. Overall, Ioved the movie so freaking much that I was kept on the edge of my seat and couldn’t but just watch and listen. There was a scene with a little music that I heard when the turtles were driving the turtle van. It reminded me of Techno Ninjitsu of the 2007 game, TMNT. The only best movie out of all the 2023 movies. Turtle Power 🐢 💙⚔️

I watched the movie. It was super fantastic, and it has definitely brought back great memories from my childhood! The beginning of the story involved a series of flashbacks to Garfield's dark past as a young kitten. The beginning of the adventures occurred when Vic involved his son Garfield in obtaining nearly a thousand milks for Jinx, all while taking part in father-son activities. Vic sharing his part of the story and pointing out to Garfield on what exactly happened when he abandoned him alone in the alley by stating he was a actually just trying to get his son a small grub and not leaving him alone is very touching it really had me in tears when I was watching the movie. Their bond of forever love is the thing that kept me on the edge of my seat! I want to thank Sony and especially Jim Davis, the creator, for capturing the exact bits from the comics like the spiders, the splut pie scenes, and last but not least our star, Garfield himself. He maintains his sarcastic nature and loving personality as in the comic strips. He has not been affected by modern ideas and is performing as he should. He is still the good Monday-hating, Lasagna-loving, Klopman Diamond-avoiding sarcastic cat. The movie was a true reflection on his character and its essence and it has really felt like he never changed, which is exactly what I love about my Garfield 🐱🧡 The most breathtaking movie in the entire franchise! It is genuinely a masterpiece!