Paw Patrol [DVD]

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Rubble, Zuma, Marshall, and even the villain are so elevated in their jokes and delivery that it got stale and annoying about forty five minutes in of being bombarded with it.

Even the cats and Humdinger are sort of forgetful cameos that really just were a cute laugh factor and then gone. However, this movie is primarily a Skye and Liberty movie, focusing on story, inclusion, actions, and focus that though cute and fine, still deterred from the balance. It adds something for me, gives the movie more worth to see in theaters and appreciate the effort made. Add that almost every moment has a purpose, finds most of the right time limit to execute it, and still has that fun element, and you again get an impressive director who knows how the series work.It succeeds. This movie has a little more dive into the team, primarily a few members, who learn a lot more about the origins and the bonds that formed. Marsai Martin as Liberty, the newest pup to me, is that nice attitude and culture fervor that is fun. She's got one-liners, another deeper story that works in tandem to the main one, and adds that element of teamwork that the series thrives on. She's a bit in your face at times, but once curbed and balanced is manageable. It keeps that cute factor, but finally moves them past those one episode moments that get lost to another preschool lesson that this series is famous for. Taraji P. Henson lends her talents to making quite the antagonist. She's overly silly like a Paw Patrol Villain, yet holds more skills and menace than the usual bumbling former mayor. Her lines might be a bit overly done, but in this series it is quite welcomed and a perfect fit to the modern voice acting delivery. These moments were the most heartfelt and relevant to me, being a bit of a tough moral lesson, but not so much to traumatize most.

A magical meteor crash-lands in Adventure City, gives the PAW Patrol pups superpowers, and transforms them into The Mighty Pups. When the Patrol's archrival Humdinger breaks out of jail and teams up with mad scientist Victoria Vance to steal the powers for themselves, the Mighty Pups must save Adventure City and stop the supervillains before it's too late. Even their design is impressive, extra depth, shadows, and just size of the whole movie feeling big screen and worthy of your time.

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For kids... it won't be an issue. For parents watching this or barely paying attention, it again won't be a bother. The movie is a kids movie that is all about keeping that family friendly energy, and it succeeds very much in delivering that promise. One of those moments for me about endorsing them all, but getting 80% one pup, does little for someone like me now obsessed with the franchise or character. Mighty movie... not so much. It's got enough time with each of them to warrant inclusion and endorse merchandising moments, I can't deny that. Finn Lee-Epp is a great Ryder, mature, less kid like, and moving with the theme of the movie and how it is pushing for growth. He's got the command, but the empathy, and I liked the familiarity to it with just enough inflections to make it feel like the team is growing up.

You have to make the pups come to life and I found they achieved this again with some quality voice acting. The top three this time are actually just first billed, so instead I'm going to focus on the three characters or four who have more screen time.Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. Those like me though, will notice how modern delivery always goes super in your face with delivery, and Mighty Movie does not miss that. Thus, the storytelling takes a hit in this regards and was kind of disappointing until the very end where the team came together. Not so much violent, this film takes the climactic moments and actually delivers a more exciting battle than I expected. The movie having a budget like it does allows for more exploring of character and telling a deeper tale than the television episode.