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FordsaMar 21, 2020

Great movie- very creative. The animation was really well done, and there's good humor throughout. I cried 4 times

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JLuis_001Mar 17, 2020

Pixar never challenges but delights, although Onward is unlikely to sneak into the studio's most notable titles, especially because despite the quality, this story feels a bit docile, because it doesn't seem like it tried to amaze itsPixar never challenges but delights, although Onward is unlikely to sneak into the studio's most notable titles, especially because despite the quality, this story feels a bit docile, because it doesn't seem like it tried to amaze its audience but simply to entertain them. With quality yes but not with that magic of their best stories.

Definitely recommended, don't have doubts about that but it's missing more punch.

And while the comparison with Fullmetal Alchemist can be argued, ultimately they're both different stories.… Expand

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twall3Mar 16, 2020

Saw this the night before our state shut all movie theaters down due to the coronavirus. From the trailer, I didn't really want to see it, but the reality was this is a very good movie! Quality Pixar movie. Great voice work from the 2 leadSaw this the night before our state shut all movie theaters down due to the coronavirus. From the trailer, I didn't really want to see it, but the reality was this is a very good movie! Quality Pixar movie. Great voice work from the 2 lead characters, creative, emotionally connectable characters and moments, some funny moments. Really loved it! Hopefully the studio will reissue it back into the theaters when the virus passes. If the virus never goes away and theaters become a thing of the past, this was a great final movie to see in a theater. Thank you Pixar/Disney!… Expand

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danddjosh2000Mar 15, 2020

Went in not expecting anything but it generally surprised me. Pixar has definitely done better movies and this has a really slow start but the ending made it all worthwhile and made me glad I saw the movie.

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CalDoesDrummingMar 15, 2020

Of all the Pixar films I’ve seen in recent years as a grown man Onward is definitely proving to be my favourite, I can’t really compare it to the classics (Toy Story 1, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo etc) coz I saw all those movies when I wasOf all the Pixar films I’ve seen in recent years as a grown man Onward is definitely proving to be my favourite, I can’t really compare it to the classics (Toy Story 1, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo etc) coz I saw all those movies when I was basically just a foot tall and have been with me for as long as I can remember but needless to say if I was to have some kind of Pixar binge night it would happily fit in with them all.

The thing that really elevates Onward for me is it’s cast, Tom Holland & Chris Pratt I thought were brilliant as Ian & Barley, they by far had one of the best chemistries I’ve seen in a movie (which is probably thanks to the friendship they made whilst working on Avengers together) and they voiced them so well and put so much emotion into it that it ended being one of those moments where you forgot it was them and purely saw their characters. As for the rest Julia Louis-Dreyfus was great as Laurel, a determined super mum that wants nothing more for a her 2 boys to be happy and is prepared to go great lengths to make sure they’re safe, Octavia Spencer was brilliant as The Manticore, a character that you thought would be a bit intimidating and villainous that was actually pretty funny and awesome to watch. The animations & sets were gorgeous and I don’t care one bit if they maybe did look a bit too realistic, the fact that Pixar has the power & talent to put that much detail into their movies nowadays I think is really commendable and something I personally think they should definitely keep up.

So overall I’m really happy with this movie, I’m definitely seeing again at some point down the line and if they ever plan to make a sequel it, bringeth it on I say

(Also shoutout to whoever at Pixar had the idea of Barley being a metalhead)… Expand

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JoeCoolMar 13, 2020

This movie is pretty subpar for Pixar. The concept of a modern world simply having gotten out of touch with magic and some RPG-game kids rediscovering it and going on a quest might sound nice, but it tries too hard. While the third act isThis movie is pretty subpar for Pixar. The concept of a modern world simply having gotten out of touch with magic and some RPG-game kids rediscovering it and going on a quest might sound nice, but it tries too hard. While the third act is emotionally rewarding, overall the journey isn't all that it could have been.… Expand

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kqjrjkrawrMar 11, 2020

Good movie, good message, don't let the trolls deter you from watching this movie!

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R4F43LLMar 11, 2020

This film is simply amazing, I loved your world and its story is exciting. Congratulations Pixar

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BatMiteMar 11, 2020

Disney and Pixar's Onward is a touching story about two brothers who get the power to bring back their late father for a day. But when things go awry and only the bottom half of dad returns, they set out on a journey to complete the spellDisney and Pixar's Onward is a touching story about two brothers who get the power to bring back their late father for a day. But when things go awry and only the bottom half of dad returns, they set out on a journey to complete the spell before time runs out. The film introduces Ian Lightfoot(Tom Holland), the younger of the brothers who is trying to figure out who he is in high school and does all he can to become more like his father whom he never met. And there is Barley Lightfoot(Chris Pratt) who sees everything around him as a quest of great bravery and seemingly lost in his own fantasy world within a fantasy world. Set in a future fairy tale where elves and wizards and dragons exist but once technology was introduced the magic of the world is long-forgotten. It is definitely a fun take on the world of fantasy that Dan Scanlon builds this world that has that special Pixar touch for a story that might find itself a little too serious for a younger crowd. There is plenty of heart and laughs for everyone with a few scenes that seems like the runtime could've been a little longer. The adults in the film also do great in their roles without ever falling into the "dumb parent" trope and gives them plenty to do as well. The movie brings plenty of heart and comedy for all ages, this is another great addition to the Disney/Pixar library that will have you cheering, laughing, and tearful for some.… Expand

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SteprockMar 11, 2020

I loved this movie! It's sweet, heartfelt, and funny. It's got a quirky setting and kind of an 80's teen movie vibe. What's not to love?

And of course, Pixar's ability to animate is in top form, as ever.

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fiftywordreviewMar 11, 2020

Onward lacks the charm and originality of Pixar's more beloved properties, but its heartfelt third act makes for an ultimately rewarding viewing. The fantasy elements do little to elevate the story, but the film succeeds as a fun familyOnward lacks the charm and originality of Pixar's more beloved properties, but its heartfelt third act makes for an ultimately rewarding viewing. The fantasy elements do little to elevate the story, but the film succeeds as a fun family adventure with a strong message.… Expand

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Jp117Mar 11, 2020

Better than some other movies out there love the magic and d&d. Great family movie fathers and sons will love it not to mention brothers.

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Kerby33Mar 10, 2020

As someone who lost their father without getting to say goodbye, this movie of course really struck a nerve. Tears aside I did really love this movie. I'm an avid fantasy fan from LotR to D&D I love it all. This movie did a great job blendingAs someone who lost their father without getting to say goodbye, this movie of course really struck a nerve. Tears aside I did really love this movie. I'm an avid fantasy fan from LotR to D&D I love it all. This movie did a great job blending a modern world with fantasy. Easily a new favorite from Pixar, but obviously I am their exact target audience for this film.… Expand

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HankHill4200Mar 10, 2020

I don’t understand why the reviews for this movie are so low. It’s not perfect, but to me, it’s close to it. I’ll get the one gripe I have out of the way. The part between the Tavern and the draw bridge is pretty slow. It’s not bad, but it’sI don’t understand why the reviews for this movie are so low. It’s not perfect, but to me, it’s close to it. I’ll get the one gripe I have out of the way. The part between the Tavern and the draw bridge is pretty slow. It’s not bad, but it’s just okay. It’s the only part of the movie that wasn’t super engaging to me, simply due to characters (the bikers) being fairly boring.

Every other part was great. The humor is there throughout the entire movie. While there are some areas where the humor isn’t original, the amount of original jokes and unique gags far outnumber them. Colt Stallion (boyfriend) was a funny, original portrayal of a Minotaur that consistently made the theatre laugh. Chris Pratt did an amazing job in his role, and never failed to get a laugh.

Not only is the movie funny, it’s also the most emotional Pixar movie since UP (yes I think it’s more emotional than Coco). The ending manages to be something you wouldn’t expect, and that’s not a bad thing at all. I like the approach it took, and it had several people around me in tears. Don’t get me wrong, the ending of Coco was emotional, but I don’t think it came close to what this movie did.

The foreshadowing starts from the very get go of the movie, with the dragon on the school (I won’t go in depth on this to avoid spoilers). Another great thing this movie was able to accomplish was a scene that managed to be funny, epic, and majestic all at the same time. Once again, I won’t go in depth here to avoid spoilers, but it’s definitely my favorite scene in the movie.

It’s not a perfect movie, but it comes close to it. The movie is filled with humor, emotion, lessons, family values, heart wrenching moments, and epic scenes.… Expand

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darkbloodshed13Mar 10, 2020

Onward is a Pixar animated film directed by Dan Scanlon and is about 2 elf brothers, Ian voiced by Tom Holland and Barley voiced by Chris Pratt, who on Ian's 16th birthday are given a magic staff that will let them meet there dead father.Onward is a Pixar animated film directed by Dan Scanlon and is about 2 elf brothers, Ian voiced by Tom Holland and Barley voiced by Chris Pratt, who on Ian's 16th birthday are given a magic staff that will let them meet there dead father. However because the spell goes wrong and only the bottom part of there dad is brought back Ian and Barley must go on a quest to get a magic stone so they can meet their dad. This film showcases why we love Pixar so much. The characters make sense given the situation. It can be really difficult to sympathies with characters in fantastical setting at times putting the pressure on the writer to make the charterers fit in with the world as well making them feel real to the audience and this film manages to do it no problem. The story is also very compelling. Fans of D&D will love the not so subtle reverences to R.P.Gs made through out the film, while others will enjoy the family aspects of the film. However this film does have it's fair share of flaws especially with the rules involving it's own magic. There are plenty times when the film fails to explain why it's magic doesn't work in a certain way. Yet This doesn't take away from my overall enjoyment of the film. Also there is the problem that this film though original in concept isn't all that original in execution. Again however, this did not bother me much. In conclusion if your looking for a good animated film that has something for everyone than this is the film for you.… Expand

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KlebartMar 10, 2020

The movie itself is watchable and generally enjoyable. The short film that opens before the main film is completely worthless. It has no point. It's not funny or entertaining at all and ruins the opening of the main film.

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BradMorganMar 9, 2020

Pixar and Disney did it again. What a fantastic movie. An emotional and funny story that touches you, wrapped in a breathtaking world. Visually one of the most beautiful animation films I have ever seen. The characters were human and thePixar and Disney did it again. What a fantastic movie. An emotional and funny story that touches you, wrapped in a breathtaking world. Visually one of the most beautiful animation films I have ever seen. The characters were human and the brothers complemented each other perfectly. This was more than an animation film. This was a journey of discovery about love, sorrow, insecurity, belief in your abilities and achieving your goals. It was amazing.… Expand

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kotgafMar 9, 2020

A brilliant and sincere story about two brothers, family and magic. If you remember, what world was full of magic when you was young, but forget it nowadays, this fils is for you.

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piffsmith15Mar 8, 2020

Touching story, great acting, fun action, just an all around great movie for all.

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BrunoVn00Mar 8, 2020

Finally, after three years, Pixar finally brings us a new "original" movie. By that I mean that it's not a sequel.

Was the wait for more Pixar creativity worth it? I would say: "Kind of". "Onward" ended up being a pretty good movie, withFinally, after three years, Pixar finally brings us a new "original" movie. By that I mean that it's not a sequel.

Was the wait for more Pixar creativity worth it? I would say: "Kind of".

"Onward" ended up being a pretty good movie, with some creative ideas, some funny moments and some emotional moments. The world the movie is set in has potential, but visually speaking, there's nothing memorable in it. Besides the design of the houses, I guess, the world lacks any style or personality. The voice acting is decent, I guess. Tom Holland was playing himself...I couldn't stop hearing Spider-Man. I guess the director just told him "Act as if you're playing Spider-Man" and that's it. Chris Pratt was annoying at first, but I later got used to his voice. It has some themes and underlying messages that were presented in a nice way. Some of them in an enotional way and others in a funny way.

The story is fun, highly energetic and emotional at times, even if some of the emotional moments were more cheesy than emotional.

I liked it overall but the story just feels so formulaic and familiar. Sure it had some twists I didn't see coming and the movie could've been a lot more predictable and boring but it almost seems like Pixar is stuck in the same plot structure for many its movies. I mean, it was an enjoyable experience, I bursted out laughing many times but I don't feel that it had that "Pixar magic" in it.… Expand

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danmanliveMar 8, 2020

The animation and score are gorgeous. It was fun without being brilliant. Second half better then the first. It had its moments but was lacking in humour. I was not surprised by anything. I did not really care for all the characters. It’sThe animation and score are gorgeous. It was fun without being brilliant. Second half better then the first. It had its moments but was lacking in humour. I was not surprised by anything. I did not really care for all the characters. It’s good that it’s original Pixar but they can do better… Expand

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hnestlyontheslyMar 8, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. “Onward was sad all the way through. At no point does it cease being sad. At points, it’s funny, but never happy. They are constantly losing things as try to temporarily regain a thing they’ve already lost permanently,” was Wife’s assessment after leaving the theater. She was attracted to this movie for two reasons: she nurses a soft spot for absurdist humor and resurrecting your dead dad but just pants checked that box, but also the premise of what if magic but now? Onward, despite being the first original Pixar movie since that complete knock off of The Book of Life, Coco, has been getting some criticism for feeling formulaic.

And to be sure there are elements of the Hero’s Journey throughout, but I agree with Wife when she says, the movie does a good job of being self-referential in terms of its borrowing from other stories. It’s not just a fantasy movie. Its characters are learning things from a D&D guide. Their mission-giving Barkeep doesn’t play her role straight, she’s evolved past those genre tropes and then come back around on the next pendulum swing. Sure, there’s pixies and elves and a dragon or two, but they are less central to the storytelling than might first appear. The individual scenes rely more on a funny premise about the magical modern world (by the way, one of the coolest books that doubles down on this premise is The War of the Flowers by Tad Williams, which was written before and after 9/11), like what if pixies but a gang, or what if tavern but for kids, what if boat but Cheeto, etc.

Some of the most poignant moments aren’t magically or familially premised at all, really. My favorite moment is admittedly a Bing-Bong-esque (from Inside Out) final scene when Barley sacrifices his beloved van, the one thing he wants to be able to show his father, in order to continue on the quest. This is the sort of thing Wife means when she says that the boys are constantly losing things in order to temporarily regain something permanently lost. They shed their most prized possessions and desires in order to be able to discover, like Dorothy (in more ways than one, Wife compares this movie to that), they never really lost anything in the first place.

I went in prepared for this to be a tearjerker of a dad-son movie, but, honestly, it’s more of a pro-sibling and pro-car movie than anything else. For anyone who doesn’t have a brother or sister and anyone who’s never tried to learn how to drive a car, this movie will be deeply, deeply alienating, which I think makes it fun. Friend says he could imagine a situation in which there had been multiple scripts for how long Ian and Barley would spend with their dad, and the idea that they went with, “none” or “close to none” was a strong choice.

If I were going to pick apart one nefarious little detail in this movie, I’d say one of the most troubling aspects of this movie that goes unaddressed is the fact that magic seems to exhibit features of selective inheritance. Barley is completely unable to cast spells, despite his self-confidence and his “heartsfire,” despite his own magical father’s genes, and his father’s wish that they will have “a little magic” in them too. If the wishes of a dying wizard parent cannot inject a little extra magic in you, what will? The learning of even high level magic spells isn’t actually that difficult–Ian’s able to Mary-Jane his way into a top level sorcerer in about a day’s time–but something arbitrary and deeply unfair prevents Barley from being able to cast magic, despite the fact that Manticores and pixies can fly, centaurs can run fast, and basically every other magical creature can magic stuff. Barley doesn’t feel jealous about this (yet), but it does sort of subjugate him to the dewy-eyed, cheerleading best friend role in a way that doesn’t quite feel resolved.

I didn’t find Onward to be boring, not nearly as terrible as The Good Dinosaur, and I prefer it immensely to sequel three of Toy Story or even two of Frozen.… Expand

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LuuthianMar 8, 2020

Loved it. This is probably the best D&D film ever made. Pixer did a disservice in failing to market the film as it actually was. This isn’t some cynical fantasy story with an annoying brother. It’s a great coming of age, sibling story wrappedLoved it. This is probably the best D&D film ever made. Pixer did a disservice in failing to market the film as it actually was. This isn’t some cynical fantasy story with an annoying brother. It’s a great coming of age, sibling story wrapped in classic Dungeons and Dragons (quite literally in several scenes and monsters).

See it, it’s worth it. Especially if you love classic fantasy stories… Expand

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Metakane33Mar 8, 2020

Truly phenomenal. Funny and heartwarming at the same time. Left me wanting more, but also satisfied. Absolutely brilliant.

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Compi24Mar 7, 2020

The talks of "B-tier Pixar" rearing its ugly head yet again are lost on me when it comes to "Onward," director Dan Scanlon's second feature-length effort (after the uninspired "Monster University"). This may come off as an entry into the "hotThe talks of "B-tier Pixar" rearing its ugly head yet again are lost on me when it comes to "Onward," director Dan Scanlon's second feature-length effort (after the uninspired "Monster University"). This may come off as an entry into the "hot take Olympics," but I honestly found the film more creative, entertaining and emotionally resonant than Pixar's last effort, "Toy Story 4." It, at the very least, justifies it's own existence better than that film did. There's a genuinely beautiful and original message at the center of this story here that culminates into what's easily the best ending to a Pixar movie I've seen since "Coco." "Toy Story 4" tried this, but ultimately ended up doing the same "saying goodbye because it's the right thing to do" type of ending that "Toy Story 3" did. I don't mean to bag on "Toy Story 4" so much, but I think we all hold these movies to a certain standard. Mine were just about met with "Onward." Each set piece is engaging and memorable, the world feels lived in and different, even the progression of the narrative surprised me with how much it hearkened back to early Pixar. I guess I'm in the minority on this one, but I very much enjoyed this.… Expand

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MadiFarrMar 7, 2020

Alright, so it does suffer from other classic Pixar films, but it does prove that it really stands out on its own formula. With an emotional, action packed and funny adventure with beautiful animation.

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moviemitch96Mar 6, 2020

Pixar's usually pretty reliable, and I thought this looked cute enough to check out. Tom Holland and Chris Pratt voice two elves that embark on a quest to find a magical gemstone in order to briefly summon their late father back to life. ThisPixar's usually pretty reliable, and I thought this looked cute enough to check out. Tom Holland and Chris Pratt voice two elves that embark on a quest to find a magical gemstone in order to briefly summon their late father back to life. This one was actually a little more fun than I anticipated it would be based off the previews I saw for it that personally left me a little underwhelmed. Yes it did feel a little middle-of-the-road in comparison to Pixar's other films. However, it had great charm and humor, Holland and Pratt's voice talents go great together, and as expected of Pixar by now, it's incredibly heartfelt and will likely leave many touched by the end. Overall, the animation and world created in the film is highly entertaining and imaginative, the story is a little straightforward and conventional, but the voice talents, humor, and heart are what really make it worthwhile and fun.… Expand

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Rektnarok91Mar 6, 2020

Really fun and emotional film. It avoided a number of cliché traps and really is one of the best Pixar films in awhile

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Davrosdaleks1Mar 6, 2020

Again, Pixar comes up with a rather fresh concept, fantasy creatures in a modern times world, with some strong emotional moments. It was an excellent idea to make the film about the two brothers Ian (voiced by Tom Holland) and Barley (ChrisAgain, Pixar comes up with a rather fresh concept, fantasy creatures in a modern times world, with some strong emotional moments. It was an excellent idea to make the film about the two brothers Ian (voiced by Tom Holland) and Barley (Chris Pratt) going on a quest to briefly reunite with the the late father they never knew or barely remember. It is a very heartfelt tale: wanting to connect with a relative you never knew. The connection between the two brothers (one's the shy guy who isn't into magic but can do it and the other is the outgoing, immature one who is into magic but can't do it) is handled really well. The ending may be up there with some of Pixar's great moments.

The movie has a fine cast of characters and voice actors. Chris Pratt is the VIP here. Yeah, he is doing a variation of the typical Pratt kind of character, but he is good enough that Barley is distinguishable from his other characters. He especially does a well with Barley's more sympathetic moments.

I was a little at odds at whether I should rate this a little higher. Ultimately I realized that while this is up there with some of Pixar's better films this wasn't in their top tier. Onward is mostly a road trip movie and it had the issues that I felt were in Up or some of Pixar's other road trip movies in that the creators have some great core ideas but feel like they were throwing in whatever they could to fill out the movie. This could've been shorter and the third act in particular feels like the film is stretching. There are also moments where Ian, when he's being shy or angry, is too underwritten or stereotypically portrayed.

I'm not the biggest fan of the character design in this. It feels a little simple compared to other Pixar films almost as if this was designed by a different studio. I know that a lot of animators prefer more simple designs because it makes animating or character expression easier. Personally as a viewer, I prefer when a character looks better defined. I especially don't like the way they made the elves' tragus in their ears. (The part of the outer ear that sort of covers the earhole). They look like quarters.

Criticisms aside when this movie is good it's really good, and I highly recommend it.… Expand

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Stream2BigScreeMar 6, 2020

Welcome backeth to the mystical movie review siteth of the new decade, Stream To Big Screen! This quest will lead us down the path of peril to end up at our ultimate goal, a review of Onward. Onward was a movie about two brothers on a one ofWelcome backeth to the mystical movie review siteth of the new decade, Stream To Big Screen! This quest will lead us down the path of peril to end up at our ultimate goal, a review of Onward. Onward was a movie about two brothers on a one of a kind journey to find a gem that will help them complete a spell that will give them 24 hours with their deceased father. There were pitfalls and pixies along the dangerous way. Are you, brave soul, up to the challenge?

Ok, enough of the dungeons and dragons talk. Onward is a movie presented by the pairing of Disney and Pixar. Typically, the Disney/Pixar duo makes magic on the cinematic screen. Thus, Onward had a high bar to overcome. Viewers will expect the likes of an Up, Toy Story franchise, or even, Coco; but Onward cannot compare. I say that to say, the lower the expectations of this movie the better it will be going into it. Onward, led by Tom Holland, as Ian Lightfoot, and Chris Pratt, as Barley Lightfoot, is just a solid but typical pre-teen odyssey movie. Now, the two mentioned previously do a pretty good job of carrying the movie, Pratt more than Holland. Barley is exactly how I'd picture Pratt as a young adult. Holland, on the other hand, was less inspiring, more of just a voice than a believable character. That may have been the writing or it might be Holland's deliver. Unfortunately, Pixar and the writers didn't take any risks in the writing or storylines of this movie. Don't get me wrong, I love a good brotherly love excursion but the envelope wan't pushed enough.

Aside from that, the cast as whole did a pretty good job. Shout to Octavia Spencer for stealing the movie! What the movie did well is a little comedy and the overall animation. First, we all have come to love Pixar's animation, that's an obvious; however, it was the depiction of disabled creatures, clothing, movement of characters, and re-imagination of modern life that really was enjoyable. Oh, yeah, and the movie did have my neighbor and I bust out laughing at two parts (no really kid laughter though).

Sadly, Onward is not my favorite Pixar movie. The things that make this movie succeed does not outweigh the basic, uninspired plot. The disappointment may be due to the expectations based on Pixar’s past successes, but it didn’t translate here. Onward is a strong bowl of popcorn during a family movie night (I would understand a matinee for the kids but parents won’t get their monies worth).… Expand

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JoesMar 6, 2020

Algo diferente a lo habitual, una aventura llena de magia y para toda la familia

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EmmaC101Mar 6, 2020

I love this movie so much.It is a must see. I love Ian,Barley and Guinevere so so much.

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13freedom13Mar 6, 2020

This pixar film brought in a lot of tears i would totally recommend it to watch

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tropicAcesMar 6, 2020

It’s perfectly fine B-level Pixar stuff. Some clever jokes and beautiful animation, but it’s also got some awkward moments and an overall sense of lacking effort.

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TVJerryMar 6, 2020

Pixar has had some stumbles in the past, but this one rates as their biggest fall yet. The concept seemed cool: A modern world inhabited by all sorts of mythical creatures has lost its magic. Two brothers (voiced by Tom Holland and Tom Pratt)Pixar has had some stumbles in the past, but this one rates as their biggest fall yet. The concept seemed cool: A modern world inhabited by all sorts of mythical creatures has lost its magic. Two brothers (voiced by Tom Holland and Tom Pratt) set out to share one final day with their departed father, while rekindling the enchantment of their forgotten world. None of the characters are especially memorable and there aren't any cute sidekicks to add wacky charm. The script is rather bland, never funny and tries way too hard to be sweetly emotional. Finally, the animation is seldom beautiful or even cool. Kids might enjoy the high-energy pacing, but there's not much else to make this one stand out. To flex Disney's new Fox muscles, there's rather dumb (literally and figuratively) Simpsons short before the feature (and I'm a big Simpsons fan).… Expand

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Kapitan_NickMar 6, 2020

Lovely cartoon. Excellent development of the main character Ian. Great graphic animation! I like the style of fantasy and technology. I really worried about the main characters. Also in the cartoon there is a big and important moral in our time.

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PanchogulMar 6, 2020

Unidos (2020)

Sinopsis propia: En un mundo donde la magia es cosa del pasado y donde la gente ya no cree en ella, dos hermanos con personalidades muy distintas se unen en una épica cruzada repleta de aventuras para volver a ver aunque seaUnidos (2020)

Sinopsis propia:

En un mundo donde la magia es cosa del pasado y donde la gente ya no cree en ella, dos hermanos con personalidades muy distintas se unen en una épica cruzada repleta de aventuras para volver a ver aunque sea un segundo a su difunto padre.

Opinión:

He vivido una bellísima experiencia viendo esta película, la cual está repleta de aventuras, pasiones, emoción, carisma y dedicación abarcando temas de gran importancia como la hermandad y el descubrimiento personal.

Tiene un mensaje y trasfondo muy importante pero no diré nada al respecto porque caería en soltar spoilers, solo puedo decir que la recomiendo al 500%. Gente, lleven a sus hijos, a sus amigos, a sus padres o vayan por su cuenta, pero esta película debe verse, o debo recordar que es de Disney Pixar? Obviamente no.

Valoración:

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