William Hammock

Solid action cartoon. I dont think plot wise there's much that is a new for an adult, but absolutely great for a family flick. The comedy works, the story is solid, the animation is fantastic.

It feels to me a lot of hard work and aspirations went into making this film. Trying for unqiue look, trying for a score, etc. I cant quite explain why but everything in this film unfortunately falls flat. The jokes, art direction and visuals, the songs and lyrics, none of really clicked or felt new. And it felt so bad seeing all these other disney movies having tie ins trying to make this some kind of 100 year show piece. All in all the experience just made me feel bad. Everyone one else I watched it was flat out angry, especially at the pass the credits scenes, no one felt this movie earned the right to use that song. ... I guess the movie was kind of bland soulless like the dude that lost his wish on his 18th birthday. It really didnt even hold my toddlers attention. Darn shame. Oh well, it happens.

Didn't hate it, I think going full on comedy helped a lot. I really didn't enjoy the past few MCU enteries, but this was very quirky, silly, and didn't take itself too seriously.

Garbage. Disney really just needs to make their own game at this point. All the 3 hour plus FF cut scenes are HORRIBLE. Long, boring, and stupid. All the Disney cut scenes are just cut scenes from the movies I've already seen. The ship in space is terribly stupid and a huge waste of time, the whole game is like 30 hours of garbage, 2 hours good content. The combat is confusing, and your camera doesn't stay centered during boss fights. So happy this is the last kingdom hearts, maybe disney can get serious again about making their own games and free themselves of this horrible partnership.