Anishma Joseph

Writing this review after giving 3 days of solid thought as the movie has some deep insights and a lot to ponder about. Frozen 1 was about mending the sisterly bond that was broken years ago. Frozen 2 takes a matured theme for all those young viewers of frozen 6 years ago and still manages to keep its charm. Even though frozen will be my favorite movie of all time, frozen 2 manages to keep up with the expectations and rise above it. There are some sequences where you roll on the floor laughing and there are some scenes that will surely make you cry. The vuelie reprise at the beginning of the movie gave me goosebumps and made my entire childhood flash before my eyes. It was a very emotional moment and I am sure many frozen fans will agree. The animation in this movie is jaw dropping and it clearly rises above frozen. Elsa's last sequences is clear evidence for that. Each and every one of the songs are smash hits and manages to reach and rise above the let it go status. They will surely remain in my Playlist everyday until a frozen 3 (if any) manages to dethrone them. Speaking of the plot, young viewers will find some parts difficult to understand as the plot is deeply thought provoking and very deep. If the movie is divided into 3 parts, the first 2 were super spectacular but I personally felt that the third part was a bit too rushed. I felt that they were omitting a lot of things to keep the movie within the time frame. The first two parts puts a lot of questions on the viewers mind (and a lot of content was jam packed so that some people found it confusing) but third doesn't manage to answer all those questions satisfactorily. The first two parts were so action packed so l expected a dramatic climax at the end (though the actual climax is still amazing and beautiful in its own way). Speaking of the jokes, Olaf is amaazzing and everyone will laugh but my favorite is (small spoiler) Elsa's let it go joke. But the movie, most of all, focuses on the character transformations, which, at the end, will surprise everyone, especially Elsa's transformation. I personally found it unacceptable at the beginning but I understand the reason behind doing that even though I am still unsure whether it is necessary. But I accept Chris Buck's and Jennifer Lee's decision to do that.I hope they bring a frozen 3 to give us a clear idea about Elsa's future. So frozen 2 along with frozen tries to tell a complete story about the two sisters and almost eliminates the possibility of a sequel though I pretty much feel that a third part is required. And as frozen saga is Disney's cash cow and due to the unanswered questions and fans requests might (I really really wish so) push disney for a third part. Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff and Josh Gad, as always perform better than frozen, which for me is perfection. Sterling K Brown and Evan Rachel Wood, both of them who voices new important characters are wonderful. So overall frozen 2 is a worthy successor to frozen and the six years wait was well worth it though I wished they expanded on Elsa's future more. So overall : Animation:11/10 Songs:11/10 Plot : Part 1: 9.5/10 Part 2 : 10/10 Part 3: 7.5/10(minused only because of the lack of explanation of Elsa's character arc)

I watched this movie mainly because Pippa was listed in the cast. But this movie, Pippa, other artists and the songs just blew me away.

Review of the 2020, The Secret Garden movie. It's nice and beautiful in it's own way, and tries to tell a different story from the book, also keeping in mind that the viewers are not from 1900's but 2020. This movie's got heart. It's got a nice charm to it and the graphics are amazing. Colin Firth, Julie Walters and the other actors did a great job as well. Aurora's song at the end credits deserves special mention. And if anyone have problems with the story part, please remember what the director said, it's just an adaptation, not "the" adaptation. All in all, a delightful movie and I'm satisfied.

One of the best things to happen this year. There's no need to review this movie as everyone knows that this 11 Tony award winning musical is a masterpiece. But I'd like to take this moment to appreciate Lin and all the other members of the cast and crew for creating this. And also disney for giving this to us through disney+. Millions will learn and sing about American founding father Alexander Hamilton and Eliza Schuyler for all the years to come. Lin Manuel Miranda has just ensured that. Finally, I can be SATISFIED.

Writing this review after watching it two times. (Spoilers) The first time I watched this movie, I watched it with my sister (she hasn't read the books) and when I asked her at the end how it was, she said that she didn't understand half of the stuff. She said that it's just a good time passer, but not memorable and touching in anyway. And that's what I felt too. The movie isn't downright bad (at least for me), there were a lot of good aspects to it, but still a lot of factors managed to pull it down. Pros: 1. The background score was good, it managed to capture the emotions and themes of the movie, and I felt that it was one of the best aspects in this movie. 2. The casting. 3. The CGI, all the camera and visual effects were amazing which was expected from a Disney movie. 4. There were some scenes they took from the book and did it well. The furniture scene and the "goblin and Mulch intro" scene were good. 5. There were some scenes they added that were good. I liked the wedding scene, it was brilliantly implemented. The whole interaction between Root and Mulch was good. 6. There were comical as well as emotional scenes in the movie, so they did a great job balancing it out. 7. Used two D'arvits. Cons: 1. The movie has a worse and unnecessary plotline, especially the whole fathers plot. The book had a really good story, and all they needed to do was just copy it with a few twists on their own. 2. The movie doesn't have a good pacing and no sense of direction. The relationship between Artemis and Holly has no real development and they became friends really fast. 3. The story and direction of this movie has obvious faults. Many of the stuff were unclear to me and I had to watch it twice to understand it all properly. 4. The story. I should say it again. The whole Artemis Sr and Beechwood plot was unnecessary. If they removed it (Colin Farell did a great job) the movie had a chance. 5. Many of the characters were unused. Especially Butler (who was just present for fighting /comic relief) and Juliet Butler(way unused) . And then there's no Angeline Fowl whose name isn't even specified in the movie(she's said to be dead). 6. Bringing Opal Koboi so early into the game. This is enough to annoy fans. 7. They tried to merge the first two movies into one(and had a really short running time), but did a poor job executing it. 8. They didn't mention the Fairy book, which is clearly needed to explain all the fairy rules. Instead, they took an Aculos and The Irish Blessing and wrote the entire plot based on that. Rewrite was the worst thing that happened to this film. I felt that disney made a wise move by introducing this to Disney+ instead of taking it to theatres, because it would have been a failure and would have received a lot of backlash. Overall, I wouldn't say it's an extremely bad movie(because I've seen Percy Jackson, and unlike Percy Jackson, Artemis Fowl didn't disrespect the books), nor a good movie (obviously). But there are certain aspects in it that give me hope. I can understand why a lot hate it, because it crused all the hopes and wishes of fans. Will I watch it again? Maybe, yes. But not as an Artemis Fowl movie. Just as an independent movie.

Hotel transylvania is one of the best animated series ever in my opinion.. Like it's predecessors, even this one proved to be an excellent movie.. Some of the scenes were awesome.. Especially Johnny's and everyone's 'Marcarena ' at the end to calm the kraken was awesome .. Just loved this movie..

Beautiful and amazing movie.. It portrays the importance of family.. Best animated movie ever.. Everyone should watch it atleast once..