Laura Birdwell

Honestly, what can I say about this show that hasn't already been said? It's AWESOME! Fluid and colorful animation, hilarious writing, lovable characters, impressive acting, and an adult centered animation that doesn't feel the need to be as topical as possible. It does have vulgar moments, but...it's HELL. No duh. There's also enough interesting lore to keep you invested, and wanting more. The team really put their all into this, and it shows. On one hand, I hope this becomes more than just a pilot, and becomes a full series, but on the other hand, I wouldn't want TV networks, and to a lesser extent streaming services like Netflix to get ahold of it. Part of what makes Hazbin Hotel so fantastic is because the team has complete creative control over the project without having to listen to networks. Not to mention a lot of the jokes wouldn't have the same punch if they had to be censored by networks. Overall, I highly recommend Hazbin Hotel for any adult who wants to have a fun time. It's definitely good for animation junkies as well.

A solid 2.5/5. Not the worst movie I've ever seen, but far from the best. The Singin' Strays are flawed, but really likable. Todd and Copper themselves are okay. The animation is surprisingly really good, as well as the visuals. If you watch this movie muted, you'll have a good experience...which probably isn't a good thing to say. The songs are good, especially Blue Beyond. However, it's not all good. I personally liked the story okay, but many people hate this movie because it's a midquel to Fox and the Hound, and it does a terrible job at being that. For example, the owl that watches over Todd isn't in this movie. The tone is a far cry from the animated classic, and it can sometimes get too goofy. There's also this subplot about a girl and the fair owner that I keep forgetting is even in the movie. If you love the original Fox and the Hound, you'll HATE this movie. But if you don't really have any attachment to it, you might find this movie okay. But there's no denying it would've been better if it wasn't related to Fox and the Hound at all, and Todd and Copper were replaced by two other characters.

I personally liked this one. It's certainly not for everyone, it's incredibly bizarre. But I enjoyed it's weirdness. The characters are nice, and the animation for the most part is pretty good, though I say "for the most part" for a reason, because there are some parts that are not very good. It's a unique movie, even if it takes some of its cues from Aristocats. It's not the best movie I've ever seen, sometimes the audio is grating, and it has incoherent moments, but I was invested from beginning to end. I'd recommend it for animation junkies like myself, and if you just want a strange, but fun experience. I can guarantee that this movie won't bore you at all.