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Patrick
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johncraig7
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yes i have seen n i'm very very dissappointed with Disney on this
its too kiddish.. i mean we watch movies like bolt, toystory and we love being kids but while watchin up.
not for guy above 13 |
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MMAFreak
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totally agree with you on this one, this was too childish and I couldn't bear to watch till the end...
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rerics
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I thought it was OK, but not as good as other Pixar films. However, I did like the montage near the beginning that showed the old man and his wife getting married, living life and growing old. That was rather poignant without being too syrupy.
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cornerkick
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Joined: 19 Apr 2010
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Location: Utrecht, NL
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Indeed, it was a bit childish. For a while I really thought the kid was mute (I think he first spoke when he was old, but there was a short sort of scream when the floating stick hit his head).
However, the very opposite animation to this I think is Mary and Max (2009), which is one of the best animated films I ever saw. |
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