Tim Wagter

I had never seen the first one, but this film was good. Interesting and amusing. Loved its female lead cast. Also a great way of sort of exploring Italy without leaving your seat. However, I just want say...was no one else surprised by how the movie started off with the four female friends in quarantine, referring to the Covid-19 pandemic? That was almost tough to watch. Getting through quarantine...while the government who enforced us to follow their rules would be breaking their own rules. It's like 'COME ON, you have no idea how much hurt and pain you're going to get eventually from listening to them by doing all this'! I'm from the United Kingdom, and that makes me think a lot about our government, and the lack of justice that a lot of us are still feeling. In my opinion, there shouldn't be so much movies referring to what a lot of us are desperately trying to move on from. Just saying. Apart from that...the movie was good. More for females than us males, unless we're with our girlfriends or wives.

I went to see it last Sunday at Picturedrome in Bognor, and I consider this the next best musical film since The Greatest Showman! Tim Minchin should be proud of himself - everybody involved should be proud of themselves! My favourite songs (from even before this film ever existed) are obviously 'Naughty', 'When I Grow Up' and definitely 'Revolting Children' - seeing the film was the first time I ever heard the other songs, so I still need to get to know those. The main young actress was awesome as Matilda, Emma Thompson was spectacular as Miss Trunchball (unrecognisable but in a good way), and Lashana Lynch (who was great in Captain Marvel) was great as Miss Honey - let's face it, everyone was amazing! If you like Matilda and musicals, this rollercoaster ride full of comedy, drama and songs is definitely for you!

This film is entirely better than Storks and the Happy Feet films. Why do I think that? Because this film delivers exactly what you wouldn't expect: humour, heartwarming messages and story, and awesome musical numbers (the best one is by the Stonekeeper). The best of all the other animated films I've seen in my lifetime that were kind of okay and pointless, apart from Smallfoot, which if you've missed you'll regret.

This is the best film of the month that money can buy. Next piece of treasure to go on Freddie Mercury's grave.

Robot Chicken is the best adult animated sitcom that can haunt you for life, with some three dimensional nostalgia, adult content and some exceptionally and unexpectedly clever humour. But be warned, don't let your kids watch it, unless all the adult content is censored.

Big World: Big Adventures: The Movie puts the movie franchise back on the rails again, extraordinarily and accurately, given that its animated locations are Africa, America etc.