Sawinde Weerasinghe

Being a fan of the original "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron," I was looking forward to this installment of the franchise. The best part about it is the subtle references to the original movie; the landscape of Spirit's home, the way Spirit moves and these subtle things only a huge fan of the first movie might remember and notice. The voice acting by Isabela Merced, McKenna Grace, Jake Gyllenhall and the rest of the cast is to be applauded. The cinematography is top-notch and the attention to detail on the animation is extremely good, especially when it comes to the horses' design. Definite recommend.

Marvel fans understandably will not warm up to director Zack Snyder's second installment of the DCEU. But this is not a Marvel movie. Many consider "Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice" to be far too serious and dark in its tone but if you truly understand the plot, you will understand that to handle the conflict between the powerhouses that are Superman and Batman, the tone of the movie must be just that. Also the dark tone of the movie gives viewers the feeling of sitting in the edge of their seats in anticipation of what might happen next. The cinematography as is with Snyder movies is superior and the characters are complex allowing people to sympathize with the protagonists and hate the villains as it should be.

Contrary to what some "critics" might say, Zack Snyder's Justice League is a far better movie than its' 2017 predecessor. Beautiful cinematography, riveting score, convincing villains with deep backstories, determined empathetic heroes and a continuous plot flow that makes far more sense when compared with "Batman vs. Superman" Zack Snyder's vision of the DC superhero team is what happens when a director, crew and cast with true passion and an equally loyal fan base unite together to deliver a true cinematic masterpiece despite all odds.

This was my favorite animated movie as a child and it has not changed over the years. Watching it is always a pleasure. Zack Snyder's brilliant directing, top notch animation and excellent voice cast gives "Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole" an ultimate standard in animation movies up to date. There may be some who find it not to their liking but if given a chance, this cinematic animation masterpiece will become more than just a movie; it will become a once in a lifetime experience to any film enthusiast as it became to me.

I remember seeing the trailer for the movie a week prior the premier(I been busy with school work so I was a little behind on movie news) and i told my mother then and there that we got to see it. The week went on so slowly and when the day finally came me and mother got to the theater two hours early just to get the best seat. And when the movie started I got to say... I did not disappoint me in the slight. From Circle of Life to the end credits, The Lion King managed to keep me and my mother, who really wasn't the biggest fan of movies, glued to the gigantic 3D screen of the theater. While the story hadn't changed significantly, several alterations to the characters were noticeable, Scar and the hyenas being more serious villains being one of the most significant. The voice cast was amazing and the songs were so infectious everyone of us in the theater started singing alongside the characters. One of the biggest accusations I saw was that the movie lacked heart. If that's the case, how can you explain the goosebumps I got watching Scar push Mufasa over the edge? How do you explain the singing and whooping theater? While I was the biggest fan of the original movie, Jon Favreau's remake still managed to steal my heart. This is a definite recommend. 9.9/10