Moon Dragon1995

As a lover for animated movies, The Wild Robot was outstanding & astonishing. The actors played their roles well; plus, the animation was so real, it reminds me of Puss In Boots 2: The Last Wish & the Spider-Verse double feature. The storytelling was very accurate since it showed me how machine & animals can learn to adapt, cultivate, & unite. And the quote, "Sometimes to survive, we must become more than we were programmed to be" was an absolute banger. Thanks Dreamworks, for making the Wild Robot an unforgettable movie

As a man who loves representation, when I 1st watched this on Netflix, I was happy that people included Native Americans. Despite the fact that it's a kids show, I still love it; in fact, I still love animation. The way Spirit Rangers showed us the message during the credits reminds all the Natives from around the world that their ancestors' stories still matter, along w/ their cultures & languages. Hope we get more shows like Spirit Rangers in the future

Elemental is legit & a must-see. I saw it on Juneteenth in 3D & it's a very imaginative movie. I'm not going to lie, this movie did include diversity & prejudice (mostly), but it also included LGBT & differences. Elemental is another movie example of why segregation needs to stop... PERMANENTLY; in fact, since writing is still on strike, a lot of actors (especially blacks) deserve to be recognized, including anyone who's gay & I ain't judgin'. After all, representation matters & this movie is part of it. Hope it's nominated during next yr.'s Golden Globes & Oscars. Thank u Peter Sohn.

Pixar never lets us down. Turning Red is another awesome coming-of-age movie. We all have growing pains & rebellious attitudes, but still, parents need to let their teenage kids move on & let them be them. Other than that, I was happy that Pixar finally included Asian culture. Thanks Domee Shi for this wondrous movie. Hope you do a sequel.

I just want to say... the show is an absolute joke & I wish it never existed

Sing 1 was good, but Sing 2 was spectacular. Loved how everyone regained their confidence & continued to follow their dreams. Just like 1 of the tagline, "This Is Your Moment".

Absolutely loved the movie Vivo. Although it was musical & fun-loving, it also brought tears to my eyes. I know I'm in my mid-20s, but I still love animated shows & movies. Movies like Vivo help us learn about culture, music, diversity & experience. They even help us bring people together & break down barriers. I know the world isn't perfect, but we can rebuild & be better. Thank you Vivo & Gabi for bringing smiles & music to a lot of us. Yet again, Sony Pictures Animation did a wonderful job & Vivo will always have a place in my heart. But who knows, they might make a 2nd one in the future since it already received positive reviews. Like the taglines for Vivo said, "1 song can change everything" & "music brings us together".

When I was 13 yrs. old, I saw this movie in Disney Digital 3D. After Bolt was shipped to NYC by accident, he had to find a way to get back to Hollywood, believing that he still had powers. But when he was traveling with Mittens & Rhino, he realized that they weren't real. Being in isolation from the outside world & having the producers deceive him for 5 yrs. is messed up. I still enjoy watching this movie & seeing Bolt experience life as a real dog. But when Penny & Bolt were trapped inside the burning studio, that's a tear jerker; however, Bolt didn't give up just yet, & he didn't need powers to be a hero, because he already is. I'm very happy that Bolt, Mittens, Rhino, Penny & her mother get to have an ordinary life in the end, because a lot of us know that love conquers all. So no matter how old we are, we still love Disney, & because of Bolt, we all know anyone can be a hero.

Saw this movie yesterday & it touched my heart. I know I'm in my 20s, but seeing this animated movie was full of adventure & fun. Hearing how Yi become distant with her relatives reminds me of how we became distant with the outside world after experiencing a traumatic event. A lot of people expect us to be the same, but the next thing you know, you just want to make a huge difference once you start to experience something new. It's all about seeing a new perspective & reconnecting with your life. I'm so happy Dreamworks made this happy & that it brought to us by How To Train Your Dragon.

Just finished seeing it in 3D. I gotta b honest, the movie was good & funny, but it had a few plot holes. For example: Tiberius, the red-tailed hawk, wasn't involved in the movie. On the bright side, the ones that we're on the 1st movie returned; plus, I was surprised that Harrison Ford was on it, & was teaching Max about conquering fear. Kid or adult, this is a great movie for all ages. Can't wait to see the 3rd Secret Life of Pets movie. That is, if the producers will be able to make one.