What is better than building your own robot to play with? Taking your kids to see a movie about robots and watching them plan the robots they will someday build!
Two great kid movies in one week, how can you go wrong? Especially with The Incredibles coming on DVD in just a few short days. Kids everywhere are cheering! Parents everywhere are watching their pocketbooks dwindle.
With a continuation of the squirrel short from Ice Age, the experience starts with a laugh. Within minutes of the feature film’s start, you find yourself drawn into the story of a world completely filled with robots. This is not Will Smith and Asimov, mind you. This is robot families, robot friends, robot pets, and robot devices. Still the robots capture the human essence from the joy of parenthood, to the disappointment of yet more hand me downs, to the hope that you can do anything you want to if, you just hold onto the dream.
The story is top-notch, and the talent unforgettable. Robin Williams, of course, shines a lot more than his rusty robot persona. Little Mel Brooks defies his size as roly-poly BigWeld. Jennifer Coolidge pads her bottom for a laugh as Aunt Fanny. The list just goes on from there.
We definitely rate this movie highly. Ignore the critics, forget Asimov, do not even think AI. Do not expect to see Rosie, either. Grab some popcorn and a huge soda and hit that theatre and “Repair for Adventure!”
Yup, we loved the movie, can you tell? Good way to spend a Saturday
sircaliban said:
You went to see this movie on saturday too?
cool.. we took matthew.. and he lasted up until about the last 20 minutes.. and so I missed the big fight scene. 😦
But it was an enjoyable movie..
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Lady Ozma said:
Yeah, we went to see it
Kind of funny, we had some other errands we had to run so we missed the last showing here in town until like 330. 4 if we wanted stadium seating. So since it was about 10 after 2, DH said “Let’s drive up to Potomac Mills and see if we can get in sooner.” So we drove the half hourish up there. Their next showing? 4. ROFL
The movie was great. I really enjoyed it! The boys of course LOVED it! I can’t believe you had to miss the big fight scene! I will tell you it wasn’t till Caramon was about 4 that he really started getting into cartoon-ish type movies. Before then it had to be like live action all the way! ROFL. Men In Black? No problemo. Star Wars? A-OK. We tried to see a Disney cartoon and it was NO WAY. I think he was about 3 and a half almost 4. Then it was cool.
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tx_belle said:
sounds like a great movie
glad you enjoyed it 🙂
i loved the incredibles
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Lady Ozma said:
Re: sounds like a great movie
I just went and got it, and I got a free lithograph! I love Best Buy! *GRINS* Ahhhh… movie… ahhhh Lithograph… HEHE
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