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Meet the robinson life lessons
bebejo85 - wrote on 07/28/2013
This movie review i can give two different sides of the story i saw. As for kids it can portray that as long you keep moving forward you can accomplish anything. It can show the kids that their destiny is already made all they have to do is keep moving forward. And how you treat people can make you have life long enemies.
My other review is a christian aspect even as a young boy who has strong ambitions to become an inventor. But because his invention did not work he decided he was no good and he would never get adopted however his son from the future comes to save his future by taking him to the future. So he can get motivated and fix his invention and keep moving forward.
What i got from that is even as children we go through thing and get discourage or disappointed and want to …
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Good Film for Kids
Franz Patrick - wrote on 03/12/2008
I really enjoyed this movie because there were some sentimental bits but it never crossed that line of sappiness. The first scene reminded me of the visual greatness of "Ratatouille." I found it admirable that the film managed to come full circle when it comes to its story. This is a really good movie for kids because the dialogue is easy enough to understand, there's a lot of bright colors and loud noises, not to mention its creativity and energy are constant. The last fifteen minutes got a bit dark, which I really liked, and I wished that it lasted longer. The only flaw I could muster was that twenty minutes into the movie, it got somewhat slow. They could've gotten rid of that slow ten to fifteen minutes and added more scenes when the world turned for the worse. Otherwise, this is a …
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Review - Meet the Robinsons (2007)
Delorted - wrote on 01/18/2008
Lewis (Daniel Hansen) was always a smart kid, but he could never seem to get things right, especially when it came to being adopted. When a boy from the future takes him home, he starts to learn about both his past and his future in “Meet the Robinsons.”
The Walt Disney Company has had a very strange history. They’ve had great success and utter failure, and unfortunately we were recently in a slump of the latter, but this movie is a great sign of a wonderful future for the company (no pun intended). The writing hasn’t been this good since “The Emporer’s New Groove,” and it’s even better than that.
Other than the acting, the only problem I had with the movie was that it looked like they were jealous of Pixar, thus they came up with this. I know the two are partnered …
