Set in
a suburban fantasy world, two teenage elf brothers, Ian and Barley Lightfoot,
go on a journey to discover if there is still a little magic left out there in
order to spend one last day with their father, who died when they were too
young to remember him.
Onward is a exciting movie filled to the brim with adventure, comedy, and warmth that I personally didn't expect or look forward too, but definitely has a sincere feel of cherished memories that we unintentional take for granted; a new vibe different from any other of Pixar's animations.Tom Holland and Chris Pratt's bromance! Diving into this movie, I noticed the immersive animation/soundtrack from Pixar and welcoming, yet bold/creative fantasy elements. I am not a professional film critic, but a issue I noticed is that the story is some what under developed because the lack of screen time. I don't want to spoil the movie, furthermore with this humble review, I genuinely feel like Onward shouldn't be overlooked in its simplicity, it will surprise you and take you on a journey that will lead you venturing toward the whimsical world of Onward, well at least for 1 hour and 42 minutes and a few seconds, you know what I mean. If you want my advice, carry your friends and family into Disney Pixar's upfront animation: Onward.
Tiphanie Leacock
4 days ago
truly amazing!!! Just the premise alone of wishing a father to return for just one more day makes me want to cry, but the fact that the director put his heart and soul into this idea, and made it feel universal, creates something that lingers for me long after the end credits. I’m still sniffing just thinking about the movie.I have been a big Disney fan since I was a baby.I am 14 and have seen every movie there is.The brother bond is incredible I like at the end Ian gives up his chance to meet his dad because he had a father figure.This movie was amazing I am so exited for the future of Disney. Also that Disney has it's first gay/bi character is amazing.It means Disney is embracing change and that love it love!!!1
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