Insanely funny. Good god.

Perfectly cast, and plotted almost as immaculately as Pixar's finest. I'd believe that someone had help from Chuck Jones, frankly. It's also graceful enough to wrap up in about an hour and fifteen minutes — not that I wouldn't enjoy more, but there's no padding.

This has to be a career high point for Warburton, Spade, and Kitt; Goodman's only off that list because he's worked with the Coen brothers.

Not the funniest moment, but the best example of the farcical third-wall-breaking spirit: When the action on film catches up with the narration, and the character onscreen argues with the voiceover.

Childhood nostalgia

A snide, sarcastic, mean-spirited pile of llama crap.

I cannot, CANNOT give this less than 4 stars on account of THIS WAS MY CHILDHOOD.

So much love for this film, grown up with it and its never failed to impress me.

Mi madre me obligó a llevar a mi hermano pequeño al cine a verla cuando salió, pero me lo pasé mejor de lo que esperaba.

The Emperor's New Groove feels more like a Looney Tune than a Disney film, and because of that, it's probably Disney's funniest film. Hysterical script, top-notch voicework, and great animation, it's everything you could want in an animated comedy.

This movie did the seemingly impossible. It made me laugh at David Spade. Add on some great slapstick, and it's easily one of the best from Disney's post-renaissance period.

couple of crazy funny jokes, but still the most interesting part of the movie is the story behind its creation and all the problems that came with it...

"Kronk is our spirit animal" - we said