CartoonSquirrel

Catchy songs, impressive animation and a roller-coster ride of enjoyment in this celebration crafts a future for Disney and all on Disney.

I am not a fantasy guy when it comes to vampires. This movie is boring and heartbreaking, and should not have kids watching the franchise of these Twilight movies.

Did you use product placement; REPLACING BARBIE DREAM HOUSE, VIA BARBIELAND, WITH KEN'S MOJO DOJO CASA HOUSE, VIA KENDOM?! You guys should get a paycheck. NOT HAPPY.

SPONGEBOB IS THE STAR! Sorry about the absence of traditional animation. Both SpongeBob and The Buzz on Maggie are FANTASCIOUS, as Maggie Pesky says. All three movies are bullseyes in Nickelodeon history.

Just like last time, The Buzz on Maggie and SpongeBob forever! Better than the orig.

As a big fan, this movie is The Buzz on Maggie, but more better with both the fly and the sponge.

Arctic Dogs is funny, adventurous, and somewhat dumb. The good dumb, that is. The characters and its voice acting really make the studio's day.

Not a bad film, but it would be best if Blue Sky Studios made an American version of the film and not Level 33 Entertainment. Heck, it would star Jenny Slate, Nathan Fillion, Danny McBride, Renée Zellweger, Ed Helms, Tony Hale, Jessica DiCicco, Ron Yuan, Jackie Chan, Kevin James, George Takei, Kaiji Tang and Fang Wei. And added an epilogue in the original Chinese dub, you get the idea.

A humor-filled finale to the world of Ice Age...when you're a fan of the franchise.

In my world, Doogal started the race of fully-Americanized movies and there were Gaturro: The Movie, Americanized by Warner Bros. and Kung Food, Americanized by Blue Sky. Those weren't real in the real world.

The Cat in the Hat cracked me up like a baker's dozen of eggs. I guess Dr. Seuss has provided a hilarious movie with Weird Al-esque gags.

UglyDolls is heartwarming to most audiences, not critics, however, according to the Metascore. Impressive animation, catchy songs, silly characters and a breath-taking story takes the audience into a new world of child's play, with a lesson that being yourself is important.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]