drumjoy

This movie began with some intrigue and showed promise, but like all too many horror movies, it couldn't sustain the early momentum. Ultimately, too many significant things are merely forgotten and go unexplained, it suffers from bizarre character decisions/behavior, and it leaves viewers with a plethora of loose ends and questions.

Seems as though many reviewers don't actually have a vocabulary or the ability to think past generic criticism and the use of the word "woke." Was this Pixar's best movie? No. Not by a long shot. Is the story one that has been told before? Sure. But to rate this movie a 0 for the sole reason of it being "woke" is to 1. be blatantly racist and 2. pay zero attention to any other factors that make a movie a movie. If you were being more thoughtful, you might also ask, how was the animation? Stunning. Throughout the whole movie. What about the voice acting? Also pretty solid. Do I like all the choices made in the characters? No. But there's a lot of room on the spectrum between 0 and 10. And just because it wasn't Pixar's best effort doesn't mean it doesn't have any redeeming qualities. So do yourself a favor and just ignore anyone who took the time to review this and simply give it a 0. If anyone is being unimaginative and pushing an agenda, it's those people.