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Originally posted by Wishimay:
Ok, I'll admit...it was better than I thought it would be, but I think knowing a little about the magical plot made it easier for me to not care where it went, too.

Pixar did GREAT with the scenery...It honestly reminded me that I don't belong here as I am of Celtic ancestry, and made me a little sad that I don't own a time machine. (We HAD to see 3-d this time, and aside from cute intro clips that used it, I didn't really even NOTICE the 3-d for the entire movie...)They also did well to represent all the dna that makes up the region (English, Spanish, Nordic, and... Redhead ) But went a wee bit overboard on "men are drinking fighting slobs that are good fer nothin'" and I'm sure they were worse in the 14th Century, but it's not helpin the kids of this century... Well, there's no sugar-coatin the truth in this one... I'll put my well-worn book O' morals down now...there...

Surprisingly, it was fairly funny with plenty of physical humor to aid the storyline and some touching parts as well,so the kids were giggle boxes through it, and a couple started sobbing at the part where she couldn't get to her mom, but for the most part- I didn't hear a peep and they were totally focused on the movie.
There weren't any after-credit goodies, or so the clean-up guy said...
I think I would be interested in a movie that catches up with her in a few years to see what would become of THAT, heh...



Both of us give it an A.



I'm sure Riona will be all over this one like bangers on mash

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