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I grew up with this movie and would watch it on road trips. While the animation may not be the best, and the dialogue between characters can sometimes feel scripted, the great songs and memorable moments more than make up for it. Templeton the rat, voiced by "Paul Lynde," is a hilarious and very underrated movie character. I love the way he sings the "Smorgasbord" song, LOL! Charlotte's voice is beautiful, and she's much easier to look at as a cartoon rather than that terrifying live-action version of her! I don't like spiders, but somehow they made Charlotte in this movie very likable. Wilbur is SOME PIG! He is also TERRIFIC, RADIANT, and very HUMBLE. This movie is great for all ages! While it may not have the same appeal to someone who hasn't watched it as a child, it's a perfect film to share with your children now. It is much more pure than most of the children's movies being produced today!

This is the only Annie movie that I'll watch. It has a wonderful, talented cast, the choreography is off the charts, and the songs are catchy and fun! This movie is a classic; a must-see!

This is my favorite movie franchise! I adore movies set in historical periods; they are so charming, pure, and heartwarming. This movie, however, tops the charts for me because I just fell in love with Green Gables, Anne, Diana, Gilbert, Marilla, Matthew, and more! I believe that watching Anne of Green Gables makes you smarter because everyone from that era is sophisticated, charismatic, and elegant. It's my 1# comfort movie. The whole series is great in my opinion! (Yes, even the Continuing story.)

This musical, "The Sound of Music," is a timeless classic! Nobody could have played a better Maria than Julie Andrews. The songs are unforgettable, and the opening sequence of "The Hills Are Alive" may be one of the most iconic opening scenes in cinematic history. I have watched this movie countless times, and it never gets old. In fact, I grow fonder of it each time.

There never needed to be a movie about emojis....... EMOJI'S??? REALLY??? It was a very dumb idea. Anyone who watches this slop is bound to lose some braincells.

No other movie has ever managed to ruin my appetite like this one did! It really grossed me out! This legit seems like a story an 8 year old would think up.

It's a movie that is easy to forget, but it's an entertaining watch. It's somewhat nostalgic because I watched it a couple of times as a kid and never saw it again until many years later. I definitely enjoyed it more as a kid, though.

This movie is perhaps most famous for its heartbreaking beginning and the beautiful piano piece "Married Life," which touches your heart more than instrumentals in any other film. However, beyond this, the rest of the movie is also thrilling, touching, funny, and enjoyable. Dug, and all the dogs with talking collars are funny and awesome. Kevin the bird is so sassy yet lovable. Russel reminds me of the chubby neighborhood kid that many of us probably knew at some point, but he is actually a good character. Charles Muntz is one of the best Pixar villains because you can understand his perspective. Muntz devoted his life to finding that bird, so when an old man and a kid discover it instead, it's easy to see why he feels such anger. You can kind of feel sorry for him, until he takes it too far and attempts to kill everyone. Ellie is a crazy and hilarious kid, and she is also very adorable as an old lady. Although she doesn't get much screen time, she is a very important character Carl Fredrickson, at the beginning of the movie, is a tired and cranky old man grieving the loss of his one true love, Ellie. His state of mind is understandable given his profound loss. He decides to carry out his wife's dream of going to Paradise Falls, But it isn't until he meets Russell, Dug and Kevin, that his life and attitude develop.s Carl ultimately finds happiness again and regains the strength he thought he had lost forever after the death of his wife. He embarks on a new adventure with the most unlikely of friends, fulfilling Ellie’s wish for him to start a new adventure. This movie conveys an inspiring message on how to start over again after loss, emphasizing the importance of letting go of the past while cherishing it as one moves forward with a renewed sense of purpose. It's worth a watch.

I’ve seen this movie in theaters twice and many times at home. It’s very colorful, the soundtrack is amazing, and it has a perfect ending. This is the best movie I've ever seen in theaters, and nothing I have seen since then has ever topped it.

Everybody gets a glow-up in this movie, haha! It was difficult to accept the changes when watching it right after the first one, but what can you expect when animators keep improving? I found the sequel to be more colorful and action-packed than the first. There is also an on-screen death of a beloved character. (NO SPOILERS) It's very sad, but I think it adds more emotion and rawness to the movie. The soundtrack is also AMAZING! The movie is worth watching just for the soundtrack alone! It's one of the better sequels that I've seen.