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Posted by Daryl Zero on May 30, 2009 at 20:57:49:
Just saw this with my family -- in 3D. I have to say the animation was just terrific and the Pixar studio continues to put out just great movies. The entire family liked this from 11 year old girl, 15 year old boy and parents. The main complaint I would have is that you can probably graph the plot line of the movie exactly along the lines of previous Pixar movies. No matter what, they are about someone trying to find themselves. They have their setback at the same time in the movie and then the glorious endings where they find themselves after a couple of minutes of self-doubt. If you are not pulled out of the fantasy by such things -- and it only irked me in the far reaches of my mind -- it is a really enjoyable experience.