Kimura Ryosuke

The writers of this animation did a splendid job at keeping me glued to my seat. It had a strong back story of Gwen, friendship, and overall, a true sense of responsibility. Alright we will do this one last time: It gives us a true meaning of, "With great powers, comes great responsibility!" The story was in depth, rich and touching. Best of all it was a tale full of suspense! The cast did a great voice acting job overall! Characters were all well introduced! I had a great momentum even with an introduction of quite a few characters! They were heartfelt and funny as well. The villain at least was entertaining and also threatening, I would say he was much more interesting than Kingpin. As with the previous animation, the graphics and visuals were stunning! I think there were some minor changes to bring a much fresher look, I think it does look better than the first one, but overall although it still looks awesome, it didn't surprise me much. Its extremely rare to have a second movie out beat the first! But this was indeed a much better movie with better action and story! This is indeed a MUST WATCH!

From the introduction of the movie, it had all the ingredients for a great story. Hero explorer, unknown land, creatures, futuristic aircraft, but unfortunately it feel short due to a lot of reasons! This movie is not about adventures into the unknown world, it's more about family bickering. Some may say it's about acceptance, but if the moral of the story is about a son who hates what the father does and proves that his father is wrong and they should accept what the son thinks is right…oh boy, this movie has tons of moral issues that a young audience should NOT watch! Disney has gone way over the limit in promoting WOKE movement, I am not against that, but right from the get-go, Disney bombards you with gayism, interracial marriage, teenage gay relationship, race, body shaming, strong women and weak men. Disney is not telling you a story, but preaching that it's okay to be a weak adult man, being a fat woman, and worse, promotes teenage gay relationships. This is not a “family” movie, it's a Disney agenda movie. Besides promoting WOKE agendas, the story was full of plot holes. The character was all mostly, whinny, annoying, exasperating. They were constantly arguing with each other about what I want to do, what you should do. They were dull as white bread. The visuals were a copycat from Avatar, but with less color palette. Although some of the design was good, all of it felt flat, and not that inspiring. I was not impressed. Even when I try to enjoy the movie as it is, I couldn’t, due to the constant argument between the sons and their father. Disney, you have to stop all this WOKE nonsense. When you want to tell a story, just tell a story, it DOES NOT need to include what is happening in real life! That is why we go to the movies, to take a break from real life! We don't need to be nagged in movies about WOKE agendas or be disrespectful to our fathers! Honestly this movie is complete garbage!