Joy Wrenn

I had no idea what to expect from this movie since I had not heard of it before I watched it. But I loved it! I liked how it picked up primarily from the Black Widow film (which I thought was the best post-Avengers film made) and kept us connected to the Avengers characters in subtle ways. I also enjoyed the deep emotions that were explored but subsequently overcome. It was funny, action-packed and i'm looking forward to the next one! I think anyone who says this wasn't enjoyable might just be biased as fans of the original Avengers. You definitely want to watch this for yourself!

Some of the most original writing of a sitcom ever!

It was crazy! The suspense held me the entire movie but never offered relief until the very last scene. It was like a never-ending ascension to the top of a Rollercoaster that never came back down. I was nervous and stressed the whole time, waiting for something to happen to one of the main characters and nothing ever happened to them - which is good, I suppose lol. I still feel stressed even now that the film is over because it never felt like there was a resolution within the film, even though it kind of was. I don't know. It was strange but I think it did it's job.

There are at least 3 uses of the d--n word, and about 7 uses of h--l. I usually check reviews but my daughter found us discount tickets and I was so focused on the cheap tickets that I forgot to check the reviews. But i don't let my 9 and 10 year-old watch movies with profanity in it and to me, it was a lot for a PG movie.

I thought this was a great movie! My children and I loved it! There were a number of unexpected happenings that made it enjoyable. In other reviews, people said it was a ripoff of Aladdin, but I don't think so. Sure there was a magic teapot with a wish-granting dragon in it but I think that premise has been done in a lot of movies or shows, not just Aladdin. A definite must-see for the whole family and we'll be watching it again real soon!

This is a great family movie that teaches kids that they have a responsibility in the future of our world and reminds parents to encourage their children to begin to walk in that responsibility while they are young. It's a little corny by adult movie standards but is extremely entertaining overall. I would recommend this film for children and preteens.