Snaketooth 09

Balto is a good movie in my opinion. It had good animation, emotional and funny moments. It also had some good characters. In fact, let's talk about them. We might as well start with the titular character: Balto. He was funny and likeable enough that I rooted for him. He went through a good zero to hero arc-nothing particularly new or original but done well enough. The other best character was Steele, the villain. He was such a one note evil-to-be-evil kind of villain, but that was what made him so fun to spend time with. Along with the voice actor's performance and the animation on him. He was just hamming it up the whole way through and it was amazing! I'm not sure I'd go so far as to say that he was one of my all time favorite villains, but I think he's one of animation's most underrated villains! And don't some people really go out of their way to be mean to people they don't like? I even liked Boris the goose. He was funny, loyal, wise and gave one of the movie's best lines: "not a dog, not a wolf, all he knows is what he is not." The polar bears were fun and endearing as well. I know some reviewers were annoyed with all the inaccuracies to the true story of Balto, but even speaking as someone with an interest in history, I didn't care for 5 reasons: 1-you kind of have to know when you're watching a movie about talking animals that aren't humans or parrots that this is fiction, not reality. 2-I thought it was kinda cool that Balto was teaching kids at least some history since movies aimed at children very rarely do. 3-I just don't believe fictional stories based on true stories have to stick to said real story. I think this because they're still fiction. If you want truth, watch a documentary. 4-It's kinda rare for a movie aimed at children to be based on a true story. 5-I think there are a lot of people out their who know the story of Balto from this movie, so it taught some people some real history. So yeah... I think this is an underated movie. Not an absolute masterpiece, but good.

There were about 2 laughs but overall the humour and character development were poor. The beginning had promise, there was 1 decent emotional moment and my brother liked it, though.

I know a lot of people hate this movie for being inaccurate to the books and Greek mythology, but speaking as someone who's not read the first two books but has read the other books in the Percy Jackson series and has read the graphic novels of the first two books and has an interest in Greek mythology, I think the movies are just as good, if not, better. Percy Jackson was a hero I rooted for and liked. He even had a good zero-to-hero-type character arc that I thought was well done. Also, it was kinda cool that he had dyslexia and ADHD because we don't often see that in the hero of a fantasy movie. Also, I have a case of dyslexia as well (even if it is a very minor one), so yay, representation! His relationship with his deadbeat dad, the god of the sea, was interesting. Spoiler: On a similar note, I thought Luke was a good villain. He felt betrayed by his godly parent, so he decided to try and bring Olympus crushing down. End of spoiler. I also really hated the abusive stepdad guy, as I was supposed to, so good job there. Spoiler: I was so glad he got his commupance in the scene after the credits. End of spoiler. I even liked Grover! He was funny and loyal. That joke where he calls one of the hellhounds Lassie was funny in particular. I thought the humour as a whole was pretty good. As were the special effects, considering the movie's age and budget. The monsters were particularly impressive. Also, the fight scenes didn't outstay their welcome and some of them were actually pretty good, in particular, the final one was particularly good. I even thought Annabeth was a good enough love interest. The acting as a whole was good. The soundtrack was good-they even use one of my favorite Lady Gaga songs! I like this movie about as much as the first Harry Potter movie. It's a shame almost nobody else does, including the author of the book, Rick Riordan. If I wrote a book and it got a movie adaptation as good as this, I'd like to think I'd be satisfied with said movie.

I know some autistic people say this show's depiction of autism was too stereotypical and while I do think it is a bit too stereotypical in parts, I still think it is one of the best depictions of autism I have ever seen. They really go into it and, for the most part, they get their facts right. But do you need to be autistic or know someone who is in order to love the show? No, it has great characters, humour and emotional moments, but be prepared to learn a thing or two. If I had to give a least favorite season, it would be the first as one of the sub-plots in it was a bit weird, but even that season was great! Please watch it, it's on Netflix and who doesn't have that these days? Okay, a few people, but a lot of people have it!

I like this Toy Story movie but love the others. I thought it really wasn't as emotional as Toy Story 3-which, admittedly, would be very hard to top-and that they didn't give a lot of the older characters enough to do but maybe that was because of how many characters are in the movie. Also, Bonnie appeared to abandon Woody for no reason, which contradicted how much they got along in Toy Story 3. I found that the ending undermined the message of loyalty throughout the series, but my dad pointed out that it ied into the message of emotional growth throughout the series. There were some good laughs-particularly from Duck and Bunny-, the animation was good and so was the voice acting. Good but not great like the first two or especially not excellent like Toy Story 3.

Toy Story 1 is a 9/10. Toy Story 2 is a 9.5/10. Toy Story 3 is a 10/10.... But Toy Story 4 is a 7/10. What about Lightyear? Buzz went through a good character arc and Sox was endearing and a lot of fun. I liked the twist they did with Zurg because I didn't see it coming. I did expect a twist with his character, but it wasn't the twist they gave me. There was some good humour. The animation and voice acting were good. I just wish that the side characters were more developed and that the movie felt like it could more accurately be the film the Toy of Buzz Lightyear was based on, because the movie felt more like it could've been the remake of that film. Buzz Lightyear of Star Command made more sense as that from what I remember.

This movie is hilarious, emotional, creative, has great characters, messages and is very well animated. Puss in Boots went through a good character arc of learning not to fear death and make meaningful relationships with other people, even if those other people aren't human. Perrito is the defintion of "ignorance is bliss" and is a likeable, funny ball of optimism. Oh, and the scene where he calms Puss in Boots down from a panic attack? Emotional... and from what I hear, it was also quite accurate to what panic attacks are like. Even Kitty Softpaws was quite fun. Oh, but of course, the characters everyone remembers are the villains! The Big Bad Wolf (I could use his other name, but I don't wanna get into spoilers yet) was surprisingly intimidating for a family film, but in a fun way. Goldilocks and the three bears were so sympathetic that they're really more like anatagonists or rivals to the heroes. Oh, and L-BIG Jack Horner? Sure, he's not at all complex, but his brand of pure evil was pretty fun to watch and we haven't had a villain like that in a animated film from the west in a while. Oh, and the animation is a mix of a beautiful painting and into the spider-verse, but much better than into the spider-verse (at least in my opinion). I'm not sure whether to give this a 9/10 or a 10/10, but either way, it's a 5/5. If you haven't seen it and what I said sounds interesting to you, I higly recommend nit, especially if you're a Shrek fan... but even if you're not. There's even a short to catch you up on the events of Puss In Boots 1. Now, can we get into spoilers? Okay, here they are: Big Jack Horner (I got it right this time, phew, I may live another day) didn't get any sort of redemption, sure, but again, we haven't had a villain that's just pure evil all the time in a animated film from the west in a while. Oh, and the ending was touching and that tease for a possible Shrek 5? I admit, I'm interested.

This movie is hilarious, emotional and has great characters.

Finding Nemo is hilarious, has good characters and is just emotional enough that I give it a 9/10 score that here I'll translate to a 5/5. Not on my top 5 Pixar movies but it's still a great movie, just not fantastic.

This movie is funny, emotional and has some good characters in Baymax, Hiro and Tadashi Hamada... but some of the side charaters-while they're usually funny enough to tolerate-aren't that deep and the villain wasn't developed enough as a villain. Sure, they explain his motivation, but they do so long into the movie and he wasn't shown as the villain for long enough. Oh well, at least the flying and action scenes were fun. Oh, also it has good animation and voice acting. I even thought about giving the movie five stars but decided it's not quite one of my favourites because it didn't really hit the higher highs that my real favourite movies do and because of the flaws I mentioned.