hi, I have a quick question : I have already reviewed some books on this list, does that mean they don't count ? I can see how that would be, but I just wanted to confirm.

The thing I'll remember most about this movie (Strange Magic): it has absolutely stunning graphics! All the colors and the details in all of the characters - fairies and animals alike - as well as the realistic looking scenes. Another thing that I really liked was this movie was one of the first that my family has been able to watch together (and all stay interested!) for a long time. My little brother, who is almost 6, was captivated by the entire thing, he loved the music and vibrancy of the whole thing, and even the intense actions scenes didn't scare him, which is really good. And my parents laughed out loud at a couple funny points in the movie! Some of the songs in the movie really didn't appeal to me, personally, but I did like others for moods they created. I really liked how fast-paced this movie is, it never got boring but still was easy enough to follow. If you were a fan of Epic I'd say you'd like this movie, I found it to be (quite) similar, in its scenery and general theme. I liked that the moral of this story (and its almost directly stated, by a character in the end) is to not judge a book by its cover. Great for families!

i love this movie so much! It's become hard for me to pick a favorite, between this and my old favorite. (tangled). I love this movie, not so much for its plot, but for the amazing characters within it. Baymax, a robot with seemingly human-level intelligence, is the most adorable thing. Hiro, the main protagonist of the story, is just as loveable. I also appreciated the inclusion of a strong female character, Gogo, who's basically the most daring and adventurous (in a good way!) of the whole cast.

i love this movie so much! It's become hard for me to pick a favorite, between this and my old favorite. (tangled). I love this movie, not so much for its plot, but for the amazing characters within it. Baymax, a robot with seemingly human-level intelligence, is the most adorable thing. Hiro, the main protagonist of the story, is just as loveable. I also appreciated the inclusion of a strong female character, Gogo, who's basically the most daring and adventurous (in a good way!) of the whole cast.