When Buzz Lightyear and Zurg begin to fight and the sound effects are toy noises. That has to be the funniest joke ever written into a kid’s movie. Toy Story 2 is a perfect sequel. 

“To infinity and beyond.” 

Watched this only because I just watched watchmen and could relate so much of this story to Ozymandias's journey.

Btw, the Rorschache ink blot on the guy's deadbody-ship's mast was cool.

It's really frustrating that I have to give two separate reviews for the same movie, which clearly could have been released as a single film instead of being split into two parts. Nahh, fuck you, I'll only write my review once, and that too in the second chapter cause my life my rules.

Ghibli movies are always such a comfort for me and my girl. Ponyo might just be the cutest movie I've ever seen in my entire life. Trisha’s heart couldn’t take it and honestly, neither could mine. I lost it everytime when Ponyo randomly spits water at people.

Me and Trisha always love to watch an aesthetically pleasing Iranian movie, plus point it is animated and beautiful. This is truly an art film. It was almost fascinating listening to the Gibran's dive deep into his beautiful mind.

The movie is definitely not for everyone, if you are in for a slow understanding of what art truly means then go ahead or else you're bound to fall asleep.

This is a very decent sequel to an amazing franchise. I loved the first one more I'm not sure why. Maybe it blended the ninjutsu elements so well with the bat’s story. This one gave me mixed feelings. Even though it was cooler in some ways, I still couldn’t figure out what was missing.

This is a cartoon-style animated movie primarily aimed at kids, but it's also enjoyable for adults who love DC. It has strong Home Alone vibes throughout. The Easter eggs were a nice touch, Damian drives across the Robert Kane and Bill Finger Memorial Bridge, named after the pioneers of Batman, and es by the graves of his grandparents Thomas and Martha.

The Legend of Cat™: The Wind Waker HD.

"One-nothing. Your move."

Still wonderfully animated with the same good voice performances. The dialogue in this is so incredible for a comic book.

Olivia Coleman and the Home for Retired Bears almost makes up for Sally Hawkins’ absence. Paddington in Peru is another charming, colorful and cute addition to the series. I would die for this precious bear. 

“All it takes to light the darkness is one candle of faith.”