I don't know if I'll ever truly love this movie, but I like it more every time I watch it.

This movie is great and also depressing but mostly great.

10 minutes of message shoehorned into 80 minutes of nonsensical, unfunny gags and unnecessary pop songs. It's possible to make an entertaining and appealing children's film without talking down (see: Pixar, How to Train Your Dragon), but apparently Illumination Entertainment thinks cute schtick and jokes upon jokes are the only way to keep kids' attention.

All movies should have an Oscar Isaac disco break.