Matthew Shaw

Seven Samurai is the only film that beats this, never a slow pace, it build and builds through the whole 2 hour 5 minutes which r3ally feels like 1 hour. The cast and sets are pristine, the wardrobe is perfect and the cinematography is on point, angles are set perfectly for the action. If you like Samurai movies this is a must. The kind you can watch over and over. The last 45 minutes is pure action, like that end of the coaster where you drop to loops turns and twists but this never looses its rush.

It took years for this and the wait was worth it. The plot staued truer to the book in its existential look at do androids have souls, what does it mean to be alive. From the visuals to the music it kept me in, every tiny detail was there. It was a full glass movie. The only thing that would have been better would be a running dialog of K like the original had.

Honestly if you are old enough to have grown up with The 100 acre woods and dislike this movie you are a stone. This is truly a family movie that speaks to the adults more than kids. It points out how we all feel this incorrect need to throw off childhood completely to grow up when in fact to have a family and raise a child you have to be able to relate. I think Disney reached back to the days of Walt for this. Mr. Disney would have been proud of this film.