Monsters vs. Aliens Movie Reviews
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My kids really got into this movie... And even I enjoyed it as well. My kids throw themselves into movies and if there isn't enough going on, they get bored easily. And my son, who is autistic really needs the stimulation. And, this movie did it for him! He still re-enacts the movie!
it was okay. you laughed, you smirked, you felt bad for Susan. You watch quirky monsters and psycho aliens who need a new goal in life. It was interesting but I wouldn't see it twice. but the first time was great with a group of friends.
I LOVED this movie. I took my 18 month old son and he watched the whole thing. He was so tired when it was over but his eyes never left the screen. I thought it was very funny and i recommend that anyone who has a sense of humor go see it!
I'm not sure what the other review was all about. I almost didn't take my kids to see it because of that review but they really wanted to go, so I took them. I really enjoyed the movie from start to finish. I even laughed out loud. It was very entertaining for the younger ones and the older ones. I am so glad that I let my kids talk me into this one!!!
Some childrens' movies can be enjoyed adults too, but unfortunately this wasn't one. The little kids in the theater did seem to like it. I kept dozing.
I really liked "Monsters Inc." and this was obviously done by the same people, but "Monsters vs. Aliens" really lacked something in comparison. The human characters in Monsters Inc. were not believable but they weren't the main characters and could be ignored. This movie's main character was a human girl with a outsized head and oddly shaped body I could never quite make peace with. And the plot was toally predictable.
I do like to catch a 3-D movie every 15-20 years to see if the technology has improved any and I have to say it really has improved a lot. The glasses depended on polarization rather than the old red & blue lenses for the 3-D effect. I thought they worked well and weren't intrusive.
