Matt Rapuano

I'm sorry, but I think Mighty B is one of the worst cartoons Nickelodeon has ever made.

A very cute and confused movie that, though not hard to follow, has plot holes and doesn't explain its logic. People can seem schizophrenic and hug nothing in public with no explanation of how the imaginary friends exist or why the main character has her curse. The film has good animation and sentimental moments, though it is cluttered.

...sorry I just puked in my own mouth.

What's with people hating this movie? They obviously don't know what a masterpiece is.

Greatest movie ever. It is just as good as Spirited Away, maybe even better.

It's a bit underwhelming. The best part is in the middle where you see Simba grow up with Timon and Pumbaa. Although somethings in Simba's Pride were rushed, I thought it worked better because the originally established the film as a strong enough sequel. Whereas 1 1/2 should have expanded on the middle and not shoe horse Timon and Pumbaa into random scenes, which is what they do most of the time.

Isn't it sad how much the elites and members of the Democratic party are trying to stop us? To the point where everyone is either giving these documentaries a full star rating or nearly a no star rating? I liked it, and regardless of what the political establishment and its members had said, think of it this way: the period was between November 3 and November 7. The call for who won the election was not called until November 7. Mail in ballots were still open even in the middle of the night. And covid allowed for more mail in ballots to happen. And you know how vengeful people were to get rid of Trump. And they kept Republicans out of the buildings. And the states that were not called, specifically Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, were swing states that Biden would only need to reach 270 compared to 2016. The largest voter turnout in history, CNN coverage saw Trump losing some votes, and I am not convinced Biden, a senile man who has said some controversial things in the past, would be able to turn out that many votes. Over 10 million more than Obama ever did. And Trump getting more votes than any sitting president. And that the people would vote for somebody who is of the political party that was in favor of all of the protests that turned into burnings and riots that went out is not something I'd think they'd be that stupid to do. When you put all of the pieces together, you begin to realize that stating the 2020 election was the most secure election in history is the biggest lie the political establishment has every told.

It is a bit boring. It constantly uses the same running gags. It has a few inconsistent shots of animation. I didn't like the 3d animation on the bugs, but I liked it on the vehicles. I was distracted by an animation of Scooby Doo near the end. It looked more like a fan animation or done the last minute. The shadow on the character was not present. It has good visuals near the end. It has reasonable character relationships such as Velma and Muriel. Sometimes, a scene is saved by a funny payoff. Other times, a scene is ruined by a joke that lingers. Some of the homage material feels forced, such as with the meddling kids line. Other times, the homage material works like with the tv reporter. It has a passable sense of humor. I have mixed feelings about the music. It sounds as though they attempted to combine the two show's styles of music. They could have gone with their own new soundtrack. It would have allowed for more distinction and not for a need to blend the two styles of music. Jeff Bergman is very good at doing the voice of Eustace. I like the answer of the mystery at the end. I feel parts of the movie were filler, and that it would have benefit if it were shorter.