Cute Kids Movies Reviews by Teresita Blanco

Cute Kids Movies Reviews by Teresita Blanco

The first movie worth reviewing is Casper. Casper is a movie about a little ghost boy. He lives in a haunted mansion with his uncles. One day, a girl and his father arrive at his mansion. Her father wanted to study and exorcise the dead. He was sent there because a rich woman wanted to look for the treasure inside the house. However, the ghosts kept getting in the way.

Anyhow, Casper is a delightful depiction of the after life. It still maintains some of the tragedy of dying. Comedy wise is not half bad. It is what you would expect from a little kids movie. In any case, the Casper movie deserves 5 stars rating.

 
The next kids movie worth reviewing is Jumanji. This movie features Robin Williams. There he plays a man who has been locked up inside a board game for years. When he was small, he found the Jumanji game. When he played it, the hazards of the game came to life. He can only be free of the jungle world, until another player rolls a certain dice number.

It took many years for him to get out of the game. By then, most of his family had died. Some other children had found the game. Now, he must help them compete the dangerous Jumanji game. The ending is rather hopeful, yet depressing as well. In any case, this action kids movie deserves 5 stars rating.

Jumaji had a second part. This one revolved the game space game Zathura. Frankly, it was a bit of a half backed movie. The cartoon version of Jumaji was entertaining. Each episode was a move performed by the kids. In any case, the cartoon and the movie deserve 5 stars rating.

The next movie worth reviewing is Horton Hears a Who. The movie is based on a silly Dr. Seuss book. The book is a bit more poetic than the movie. Then again, that book was far too short to serve as a whole featured film.

Anyhow, the movie makes some interesting commentaries. In a strange way, Horton was the only one who perceived the world of the who's.  Just because you are the only person who hears something does not make you a lunatic. In a strange way, this movie validates religion, parallel worlds, ect.

If you think about, both the book and the movie represent Einstein's Theory of relativity. Reality depends on your frame of reference. Because Horton was an elephant, he could hear the world of the Who. As for the others in the forest, their ears were not sharp enough to listen.

Another thing that gives one food for thought is the Kangaroo chick. The way she perceived the world was also akin to the communists. Her emphasis on materialism was quite communistic. Plus, the whole assembly thing was also done by the communists. Needless to say, Horton Hears a Who was throwing rocks at the communist materialistic perspective. Truly, Horton Hears a Who is a 5 stars worthy kids movies with political overtones.

Another great kids movies is Happy Feet. The movie is about a little penguin, named Mumble, who likes to dance.  The only problem is that dancing is not fashionable among his pack. For the emperor Penguins, singing is the only way to go. This movie throws rocks at religious organization. At a certain part of the movie, Mumble is accused of angering the spirits because of his heretical dancing.

Long story short, it is the humans who are to blame for the fish shortage. Another issue tackled in this movie is over fishing. It shows from a penguin's perceptive how these animals are suffering because of the humans. A lot of other things happen in the Happy Feet movie. The songs featured in the film are quite pleasant. In any case, Happy Feet deserves 5 stars rating.

The last kids movies worth reviewing is how to train your dragon. The movie is about a Norse boy, named Hiccup. His tribe is always fighting dragons. He tries hard to fight them. However, he is weak and feeble. One night, he creates a device to try to catch one from the sky. The one he manages to catch is called Night Fury. When he tries to kill his dragon he feels sorry for it. To him, the captured Night Fury was just like him, weak and helpless. He ends up freeing the dragon.

For the rest of the movie, he forges a friendship with the dragon. He must balance his life as a Norse with his friendship with the dragon. Overall, the movie is about finding one's place in society. If you do not have a place, then you make your own. It also shows you that one should not be quick to judge others by appearance. Plus, even someone who acts evil might have a reason for doing so. In the end, we are all victims of circumstances.  In any case, how to train your dragon is a 5 stars worthy movie.