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It's a somewhat decent movie by itself, but I think most people were expecting too much out of it because of Tom & Jerry or Nostalgia. There's nothing wrong with the movie itself, but admittingly it's not much alike the older fully animated Tom & Jerry movies. Still I think you'll enjoy it.

This is one of the best "anime" shows out there, but the storyline seems more like a cartoon, or "american anime". Anyone who says this is a pokemon/digimon/yu gi oh ripoff doesn't know what they are talking about. The ideas in the own show, and more importantly, the actual story is nothing like that of pokemon. In fact, I'm willing to even say that this show is better than a few pokemon series. The dinosaurs themselves are awesome. The 3d animation is great for a show made at the time, and the story is very enjoyable. The first season by itself was great, but the second season was even better. If you enjoy shows like pokemon and love dinosaurs, you will love this show

There isn't much the movie does well, but the things it does, it does, well, well. I was did not want to watch this movie, seeing the beginning. The costume was rather creepy, and the CGI was pretty bad. However, the plot and storyline made up for it. I was hooked by the middle of the film, and the end was definitely not what I expected, even after reading the book. Even without the bad CGI, you get the feeling that this movie was made a while back. I would recommend this movie for anyone interested in watching a non cliche Christmas special, but don't expect too much from it.

I have not watched this movie recently, as I only vaguely remember scenes from this movie, and yes, I do not wish to go back and watch it again. Not much can be said about the movie, as it was really just an hour and a half of a creepy cat costume man telling random jokes to two kids. Honestly, when I first saw this thing, I thought it was some sort of joke (yes seriously) that would last maybe a few minutes. And judging from the jokes, this is now a kids movie at all. To a kid, this movie would seem boring, and to an adult it would just seem plain sad. The only reason I'm giving it two out of five stars is for the laughable moments (which I do not find funny), for anybody who appreciates this "movie".

This was sort of a mediocre story. Not bad. Half decent. But not nearly as good as people say it is. The animation style, of course is the trademark of Laika, using stop motion. A good feature if you are into animation. The story itself was alright. You get that feeling that you understand what's going on, but then when you think too deeply, you start to doubt yourself. It had some touching moments, which is nice, but the humor was a bit too cold, if you would care for that. When watching this movie, you always feel sort of confused, or that you should know what's going on. A better way to start off the movie would've have been a better explained introduction. Everything turned out alright in the end (not really). This movie felt too real. Too much of a real adventure, with deaths that lasted, and serious losses; which is not a bad thing, but not necessarily good for a movie that takes place in a fantasy world. I'd say this movie is better than the average animated movie, but nothing phenomenal.

Cutting right to the chase, I did not enjoy this movie, not one bit, and here's why First of all, this movie isn't a transformers movie at all. Nope. Bad video game level CGI complete with very generic robotic voicing, and practically no action scenes. Judging on the transformer movie scale, this movie would earn a solid 2 stars 3 stars max. However, just because this movie wasn't a good transformers movie, doesn't necessarily mean that it's a bad movie in general. This movie had everything that made it a good movie. It had a proper storyline, proper characters, and most importantly a proper plot. So judging on that scale, this movie would earn maybe 4.5 stars. *May contain Spoilers* The movie began alright; a good old fight on Cybertron. Though the CGI bothered me a bit, and the decepticon voice acting also was a big change, I was able to sit through it, not immediately putting the movie away for these new changes. Everything seemed fine, as Bumblebee crash landed on earth, and met some humans. Then the human character was introduced, which changed everything. From that moment on, it was all about the human character. The human was the protagonist, EVEN THOUGH, the movie is called Bumblebee, and started off with Bumblebee. Bumblebee had a VERY different change of character from the "bayformers" series, which though it bugged me, it didn't make the movie itself bad. The problem was, Bumblebee simply wasn't a character at all. He was more like a "pet" or something similar, and reminded me much of E.T. and the Iron Giant. The decepticons again, changed drastically. Instead of being evil, and destroying the humans (like Blackout did to that military base in the first movie). The decepticons pretended to play along, and had much more character to them. Too much character. And even in the end. There wasn't even a big fight scene. Bumblebee got knocked out, and it was the humans doing everything, until Bumblebee got back up and killed the two decepticons. The real problem with this movie is that it simply is not a transformers movie at all. I guarantee you, if we change the design of the transformers, and a few names, we can make a completely new movie that has nothing to do with transformers at all. This movie, is essentially a robotic version of E.T. , or even an alternate version of the Iron Giant. It is in fact not a transformers movie. The only reason I'm giving it a good rating is because the movie by itself was not bad, not because I enjoyed the movie. If you are an action fan of any kind, do not watch. However if you are looking to watch a nicely paced family movie, give it a try. Honestly Transformers were better off with Michael Bay

Because this is a transformers movie, I will judge it by normal transformer movie standards. *May contain Spoilers* In the beginning of the movie, things were going well. When I mean well, I mean better than usual well. The movie seemed to be getting at some kind of origin for the transformers, which seemed pretty cool, especially after all that transformium and the cube confusion in previous movies. Then the movie jumped back to the present, which I suppose is acceptable, as a sequel to Transformers Age of Extinction. At this point, I was itching to see some epic CGI action scenes, as most transformer movies always include some cool fight scene right away. But instead of that, the movie went deeper to explore the characters, which was quite an odd move for a movie like this. The movie soon gradually showed the lives of all the remaining autobots, the protagonist, and even showed the setting of the world, where autobots were still being hunted. Then we are introduced to a bunch of random new (human) characters, who weren't really that important to the story at all. But surprisingly, it seemed this movie tried to show some more character development than before. Before long, we are at the fun action packed chase scene, where the two main characters are running from the decepticons. This scene was very much like a classic good old action chase from transformers. But instead of being able to sit back and enjoy the action, we have to worry about the plot, about finding some magic staff that could somehow defeat the creator. Though transformer movies are not known for their complex storyline, this was starting to feel a little too much. The main problem for this movie isn't that it was bad, or didn't have enough of a storyline; but that it did, and still didn't do well. When watching this movie, you get the feeling that the movie is trying to include better character development and storyline, but instead just confuses the audience. I expected to watch a simple minimal story minimal character development action movie, but instead I got a very complex story with too many characters introduced; which ultimately cut screen time for the transformers, and killed the action. This movie perfectly demonstrates why transformer movies should never have what "normal" movies have. But it is definitely still enjoyable at times to watch, especially the end fight scene, and the three headed transformer dragon.

Honestly Jurassic Park 3 is one, if not the best Jurassic Park film. The thing people can't grasp about this film, is that it isn't really Jurassic Park anymore. This movie is so many things that I could give it many movie titles. It could be called "Jurassic World" since essentially, it's a gang of humans lost in the complete ecosystem of the dinosaurs. It could be called "The Lost World" since essentially, Isla Sorna, or site B, is the lost portion of the park that was never explored. *Spoilers* The best thing about the movie, is that it made actual sense AND carried on. Much of the original Jurassic Park was all because of some employee who sabotaged the security, which sounds a bit like a coincident, and in the Lost World, the dinosaurs were only present on human ground for the last few scenes. Heck, most of the Lost World was just humans capturing and managing dinosaurs, and the story was never explored that well. Though in Jurassic Park 3, the storyline wasn't that real, it was a short and simple enough story that kept things moving forward. The real storyline is the humans surviving the dinosaurs. The characters had just enough development to keep things good, as some of the characters never made it out of the plane. Essentially, this movie is just a few humans lost in the world of dinosaurs, which is exactly what I was looking for. I am sad to say, another reason people hated this movie was because of "accuracy" since the Spinosaurus defeated the Tyrannosaurus in mere seconds (which is debatable). First of all, whether or not you believe this is accurate, it is guaranteed that neither predator would be able to beat the other so easily. Second, the film was accurate. Other than the oversized Velociraptors, the Spinosaurus was very accurate for its time (2001). Third, it is just a movie. The Spinosaurus was the main antagonist, which is what the filmmakers felt would make a great villain, and decided to switch gears from the iconic and overused Tyrannosaurus. So overall, definitely a great movie, which although does not pack as much of a story as the first two films, it has enough of a story to keep things moving along smoothly, and at the same time, gives a plausible explanation for its events.

A decent enough movie, with a strong starting point, but just eventually falls. The main problem with this movie is that it's not really about saving dinosaurs or releasing dinosaurs into the human world. Heck, it's not really about dinosaurs at all. It's all about the whole hybrid idea, which was introduced as an original idea back in Jurassic World, but is not longer so original in the sequel. *Spoilers* The first half of the movie was about saving the dinosaurs, which was a worthwhile plot, and the second half was just a standard horror film but with a hybridized hyper-intelligent dinosaur as the monster. We get to see some plot buildup, which can possibly be revealed in Jurassic World 3, where the scientist escapes with some DNA, and many people buying dinosaurs, but this was not part of the plot for this movie. The character development was pretty casual, where each character was exactly who they had to be, where Eli Mills was that heartless greedy guy, because they had to, which shows no real character development. The dinosaurs were basically there only to give the leading characters emotional moments, and it all ends with a classic dino brawl. I felt that the story started off pretty strong, but they lost the plot as soon as they brought us into this whole hybrid design selling dinosaurs in a mansion business. I would much rather watch a whole movie all on rescuing the dinosaurs, instead of bringing in all of this other stuff. Yes I know it is all for a grand final plot reveal in the third film, but as of now, let's just hope all of this hype will be worth it.

Again, a wonderful Jurassic franchise movie. In my opinion, this might have even been better than the original Jurassic Park, as a whole new, more modern, perspective was given to the park. Instead of having mere voltage fences guarding the dinosaurs, and two security employees, Jurassic World actually seems realistic to date on what a dinosaur theme park would look like. The first few Jurassic Park movies always seemed too barren, where only a few people were around, and the dinosaurs were the ones in control, but instead, we get a much more regulated park. *Spoilers* The whole idea of the Indominus Rex as the main antagonist was, in my opinion, a pretty good move, as not only was it an original idea, but it completely changed the motive of all the characters. The storyline was pretty good as well, but we get to see less character development. The idea of following the kids in a land full of dinosaurs seemed something out of Jurassic Park 3, and had its own thrills, but overall wasn't as necessary for the movie. In short, Jurassic World wasn't so much a Jurassic Park 3 sequel, especially since there were many unanswered questions, but more of a Jurassic Park soft reboot.