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This is literally the most amazing thing Disney has ever done in animation. A mixture of old 1930's cartoon styled animation, and 3D animation crammed into one, amazing short. One of my favorites, for real. You gotta be honest, this was amazing at its time, and still is! If only Disney could make another Mickey short that's in the same vein as this, but with a different episode from Mickey's black and white past?

This is the best SpiderMan animated show, and your other opinions never even count anyway

i want to know why people giving this game 5 stars never hated the chuckster stage

Tom and Jerry (2021) is a hit-and-miss film, never centers the cat and mouse at all, but it's still a decent movie. In short, the film never focuses on Tom and Jerry but instead leans the spotlight to Kayla, who wants to show that she can be reliable by applying at a luxurious hotel. This is somewhat similar to the very first Tom and Jerry film, focuses more on the humans more than the main characters themselves. It's 40% on the actual characters, and 60% on the human character's growth. Long time fans of the classic shows would notice that the characters like Butch, Spike, Toots, and the other alley cats never got enough spotlight, not that they overstayed their welcome, but most just went and go. Toots got another redesign, Spike doesn't have Tyke, Butch and the gang only showed up two times, and the animal characters like the pigeons and the street rat never showed up ever again. I do like Droopy's inclusion in the film, always a treat to see Droopy. As for the story, it's very convoluted. At one time, it was Tom and Jerry staying at a hotel, then there was a wedding, then Tom and Jerry got sent to the pound after a baseball match, it's not a really good plot. Everything is scattered, and no one's even going to pick it up. The blend of real humans and CGI characters blend well like Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003) and Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). Although I wished they would use 2D hand drawn animation, the CGI models they used for the characters made them look like 2D while also maintaining their actions, similar to the old Tom and Jerry cartoons. The use of music, mostly 21st generation music, is a hit and miss. The music that's used at the fight at the Hotel room is befitting to the very destructive nature of the scene, but I think it will hit more if they used chaotic orchestra music like the old Tom and Jerry cartoons. It's hard to get the cat and mouse's destructive force correctly nowadays, but for Tom and Jerry (2021), they are really destructive. Like, really destructive, and those moments where Tom and Jerry fight in the hotel, making those cartoon tornadoes with Spike in the fray, it's what makes the movie shine. I just wished we have more than of those moments, it feels like they only have a few. Overall, it's not a bad movie, but it's just another generic Warner Bros. kids film aiming more on the current generation rather than bringing a new legacy of cartoon-violent cat mouse fights to a new audience. It feels like they just shoehorned the titular duo just to let it sell, but in the end, what can you do? Tom and Jerry almost work well at any scenario given..... just not when they talk often and never shut up.

A whisker away, a film about a girl who turns into a cat to spend time with her crush, is very charming. The background and animation are really well done. The characters are alright at best, nothing too groundbreaking, but Muge, the main character, is the one who lifted the movie, and brings in a very impact moral by the end of the movie. I personally like the Mask Seller, he's very intimidating, really gives this very villainous vibe throughout the film. Cat Island is one of my favorite anime places, it's very crowded with anthropomorphic cats, making the place really alive. I felt like the ending was kind of rushed, and the other scenes which I think were supposed to be in the movie's ending were put in as credit scenes, but don't let that drag you down to not watch it. A whisker away is a very cute, charming, and possibly emotional movie about a one sided lover and her crush. Please give this movie a watch, it's really worth your time.

If you look it more as a tribute to SpongeBob's history, and not what the official canon has projected you, then you'll start to realize how beautiful this movie is. OF COURSE the plot may not be that great, the Kamp Koral advertisement is unnecessary, but look through this instead. This is a tribute. A tribute to Stephen Hillenburg. Creator of this weird looking two eye'd looking cheese boy. He has inspired everyone to be who they are right now. That's what Spongebob is all about. He's outgoing, he's loud, bodacious, extremely annoying, but that's what he is! He doesn't give notice to those who say things to him, he just doesn't mind and starts jelly fishing on Jellyfish Fields with Patrick! That's a character of Stephen Hillenburg. That's a character who we should all strive to be, and that's what the movie's about. Sure! It's not as amazing as the 1st movie or really action packed as the 2nd, but it's a movie that's both a tribute and a message. A message to you, the viewer, to never stop being who you are. As the camera pans out once again to show Bikini Bottom, you'll hear a faint and nostalgic voice from the distance. Ready to hear your response, once again. "Are you ready, kids?"

The most cliche kids movie lesson ever was "Money can't buy love", but you know? If you make an entertaining movie like Wish Dragon with this lesson as the main lecture, I think you can succeed telling the viewers just that. Wish Dragon, a film produced by Jackie Chan, directed by Chris Appelhans, is a story that revolves around a peasant boy who wants to see his best friend again, but stumbles upon a genie dragon from the Ming Dynasty to give him 3 wishes. Wish Dragon is literally an exact clone of Aladdin, but doesn't copy every single detail of Aladdin at all. It has its own spin of the tale, having certain important characters tell their woes and problems, developing a character development. The characters have one sided personalities, but they reflect how Asian people interact with each other, such as the neighbors who'd spy and gossip at a drama just around the next apartment. It feels right at home yet to others who live in the west, they might not catch our drift. Animation-wise, it's SUPER fluid! Bounce and stretch is commonly used here and it's really cartoonish and very bouncy. As a Chinese/Asian film that feels right at home, this is certainly entertaining! For western viewers however, they might be let down. Of course it's a run of the mill average film with a generic lesson for kids and adults alike, but if you execute the film well in story-telling and character development, then maybe your wish of a perfect lesson might just be granted! I give this rating a 5 star, but in integers I'll give it a 9/10.

What a very emotional movie, not gonna lie I was really moved and had me bawling my eyes out for 5 minutes. The Art of Racing in the Rain centers around a dog named Enzo and his perspective around his life with his best friend and owner Denny Swift. I really wanted to keep this brief and short, so let me in with these few words of mine. This is a very emotional movie, it will make you feel attached to these characters, like all of these main characters, especially the dog. By any chance, give this movie a watch. This is suited for dog lovers and racing fans alike! Just.... don't come near me when you started crying for 5 minutes like I did.

needs more danny devito though