So I am going to be straight up honest. I have always loved animation films because they have always made me feel like a kid again. I won't lie, even Winnie the Pooh is also entertaining for me (The original ones). But let me tell you, if you are over around nine years old, just drop off whoever is younger than nine at the theater and do something else then come back and ask the kid about the film. The kid will explain it exactly the way the film is.
First the good. I liked that it has a few cool voice actor's. The voices for the film is very well casted. There are also very few funny moments in the film. I also loved how they also stayed true to the app game and yet still at least tried to create a story out of it. I also liked the King Piggie since he was at least trying to be a comedic villain.
Now for the bad. It is a childish film. A REALLY childish film. I felt so embarrassed to be in that theater. I was hoping in my mind I could be at least eight years old so I could feel confident to watch it but I had to hide myself from the others the whole time. I mean, kid's would probably get a few jokes in this but as an adult I am pretty sure you will have to ask your kid or younger brother or sister to explain it.
Now for my own personal opinion. Like I said, rather take your kid who is younger than nine to see the film and let him/her tell the film to you instead. You could save a lot of money. When it comes out on DVD, rent it on the day you feel you have watched literally every good movie you could think of. I will admit it was better than Alvin and the Chipmunks 4 The Road Chip.
First the good. I liked that it has a few cool voice actor's. The voices for the film is very well casted. There are also very few funny moments in the film. I also loved how they also stayed true to the app game and yet still at least tried to create a story out of it. I also liked the King Piggie since he was at least trying to be a comedic villain.
Now for the bad. It is a childish film. A REALLY childish film. I felt so embarrassed to be in that theater. I was hoping in my mind I could be at least eight years old so I could feel confident to watch it but I had to hide myself from the others the whole time. I mean, kid's would probably get a few jokes in this but as an adult I am pretty sure you will have to ask your kid or younger brother or sister to explain it.
Now for my own personal opinion. Like I said, rather take your kid who is younger than nine to see the film and let him/her tell the film to you instead. You could save a lot of money. When it comes out on DVD, rent it on the day you feel you have watched literally every good movie you could think of. I will admit it was better than Alvin and the Chipmunks 4 The Road Chip.