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The Amazing World of Gumball makes a triumphant return with fresh, modern episodes that feel authentic and remain highly entertaining for all audiences. The animation is stunning, deserving of admiration and praise. As a fan since I was 14 or younger, I couldn't ask for a better revival of this beloved series. From the very first episode, Gumball retains its core essence, blending fun, original themes with clever references to past episodes, which I deeply appreciate. The animation is breathtaking, showcasing the love and dedication poured into this season. Ben's passion for animation shines through, evident in the respect given to the artists who had the time to craft this visual masterpiece. It's a spectacular treat for the eyes, no matter how you look at it.

Thrilled with Gumball's return.

It's a very simple movie with a forgettable story and not much depth. The characters are flat and without any development. The villain is only good visually because the writing is very flat and soft. The movie lacks action since much of the movie (at least the first hour and a half is just talk after talk about a story that isn't that interesting). The relationship between Sue and Reed is good. I was hoping to see more of Reed using his powers but it seems there wasn't enough budget to make him move like a true elastic man. (Luffy moved better in his Netflix series LMAO). I've seen many talk about the heart of this movie but for the most part everything is generic and lacks soul for the most part, I won't say it has no soul at all but at least they try. Thunderbolts seem 10 times better to me in all aspects. The biggest fraud of the movie is Reed since he does not act like the leader he should be.

It doesn't break any ground, as it's the same story as the 2007 film, but with better visuals and a bigger budget. Thunderbolts is actually the best Marvel movie this year by far.

A meh but enjoyable movie I suppose if you're going to see it keep your expectations low.