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This was somehow a pretty enjoyable experience for both me and my friend group.

So freaking good aaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! I don't really have a lot to say right now because I just saw the thing, sorry, heh. I would recommend it though.

I honestly feel pretty satisfied with this movie. Heck, I cried 3 times while watching. I'm not gonna go into specifics, but I feel like this has become one of my favorite Spider-Man movies. My main problem with the film is really that the tone and comedy can sometimes be there for worse.

I found this movie to be significantly better than the first. The story makes sense, the characters have character, and the movie makes you feel emotion whether it's from the comedic deaths or the dramatic twists. Also, this movie really takes advantage of its R rating, although the amount of gore can seem like a bit much at times. Overall, my expectations have been well exceeded, and I'd love to watch this film again.

For being the best movie adaptation of a Dr. Seuss book, this is actually pretty good. The animation is nice, the story still works, and the voices for the characters are tolerable. It's just a shame that I will only remember this movie for the two times I saw Horton's butt way too close to the camera.

Just because Danny Devito is a furry little orange man in this doesn't mean it's instantly my favorite movie.

My favorite character in this entire movie is Vector. Anyways, the movie isn't nothing to write home about, but it's still somehow the best of Illumination. This is their first movie.

Whoa! That snail is fast! Whoa! That snail is fast! Whoa! That snail is fast! Whoa! That snail is fast!

The best Power Rangers movie. Absolutely shocked by the quality of this Power Rangers masterpiece. I hope there's a sequel.

I do not care for this utter piece of corporate garbage simply meant to empty my wallet.

"I don't like sand. It's coarse, and rough, and irritating, and it gets everywhere." - Anakin Skywalker

I hate these yellow little pills. I want to put all of the population in a microwave and watch as they all melt and SUFFER A SLOW AND PAINFUL DEATH.

This is the Easter movie pretty much everyone knows, and I kind of wish that wasn't the case.

"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." This movie died a villain.

I don't like Moto Moto. Every time he's on screen, I get this weird feeling that I don't wanna get from a movie called "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa." Maybe it was actually Gloria and I'm pinning the blame on this dweeb. Who knows. Anyway the movie was okay I guess.

Oh my god, he made his family disappear? All my man has now is a really good Christmas movie that isn't actually that much related to Christmas. Nice.

Oh my god, he made his family disappear but this time he's in New York? Nice.

How much fish could a Will Smith fish if a Will Smith could fish fish? Find out in this garbage!

Old cars and new cars. McQueen is an old car. Storm is a new car. Mcqueen is mad for a moment. The animation is solid, but other than that, this ain't that great.

Lightning McQueen? More like Lightning McMean. Talk about a cocky character. YOU NEED TIRES, YOU IDIOT! Anyway, Chick Hicks is cool. Enough said.

The animation and score are spectacular. Too bad the rest of the movie is so bland and uninteresting that I actually forgot the movie existed for a moment. Next!

Cars 2 is a spy movie somehow involving living vehicles. Sounds interesting? Get out of my office.

I do not care for this utter piece of corporate sequel garbage simply meant to empty my wallet. Also they say "boomers," and I'm mad now.

Honestly, what is there to say that hasn't been said already? All I need to say is that Brad Bird is capable of bringing to life some of the most timeless and iconic pieces of media you'll ever see.

I can easily say that Pixar is back on track. The story is heartwarming, the music's consistently solid, and the animation sure is something to behold. Sure, the film isn't perfect with its few pacing issues and other notable flaws, but it's an easy favorite. If you liked Pixar's 2000s lineup, get ready for another decade to love.