Kingslaay
Joined Mar 2014
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The Princess and the Frog is an enjoyable and heartfelt tale that brings Disney back to its hand-drawn animation roots. The film's strongest element is without doubt its soundtrack - a lively mix of jazz, gospel, and blues that perfectly captures the vibrant spirit of Louisiana. Combined with the rich New Orleans setting, it gives the movie a unique atmosphere that stands apart from other Disney princess films.
Tiana herself is a standout, not only as a strong and determined lead but also as a landmark in Disney's cultural representation. Her character adds depth and relatability, while the supporting cast and whimsical bayou backdrop add plenty of charm. The animation is lush and detailed, reminding us just how beautiful traditional 2D animation can be.
While it doesn't always reach the heights of Disney's very best, it's a well-crafted, entertaining film that feels fresh yet classic at the same time.
Final verdict: 7.5/10.
Tiana herself is a standout, not only as a strong and determined lead but also as a landmark in Disney's cultural representation. Her character adds depth and relatability, while the supporting cast and whimsical bayou backdrop add plenty of charm. The animation is lush and detailed, reminding us just how beautiful traditional 2D animation can be.
While it doesn't always reach the heights of Disney's very best, it's a well-crafted, entertaining film that feels fresh yet classic at the same time.
Final verdict: 7.5/10.
Pixar's Up opens with one of the most moving sequences in animation history - the wordless story of Carl and Ellie's life together, culminating in the heartbreak of her loss. That first act alone is worth the price of admission, effortlessly connecting with older and more mature audiences in a way few animated films dare to.
From there, Up shifts gears into a more whimsical adventure. Carl's balloon-lifted house is a charming concept, though it requires a lot of imagination (and suspension of disbelief) to fully embrace. The journey is sprinkled with fun and lighthearted moments, but it also leans heavily on convenient storytelling to keep the plot afloat - quite literally. At times, the wonder loses some of its initial spark, especially compared to the emotional weight of the beginning.
Still, Up is sweet, comforting, and imaginative, a film that balances grief with joy, though not always evenly. The start is the strongest part, and while the rest doesn't quite reach that same emotional high, it remains an enjoyable and heartfelt watch.
Final verdict: 7/10.
From there, Up shifts gears into a more whimsical adventure. Carl's balloon-lifted house is a charming concept, though it requires a lot of imagination (and suspension of disbelief) to fully embrace. The journey is sprinkled with fun and lighthearted moments, but it also leans heavily on convenient storytelling to keep the plot afloat - quite literally. At times, the wonder loses some of its initial spark, especially compared to the emotional weight of the beginning.
Still, Up is sweet, comforting, and imaginative, a film that balances grief with joy, though not always evenly. The start is the strongest part, and while the rest doesn't quite reach that same emotional high, it remains an enjoyable and heartfelt watch.
Final verdict: 7/10.