Made me laugh quite a bit after all these years. Actually contained a few jokes I never understood as a kid. Pretty fun time.
I know this is a lame complaint for this cartoonish of a movie, but Kuzco’s transition at the end actually did feel way too abrupt for me. He went from 100% jerk to super kind and courteous wayyyy to quickly with only a couple moments ever in between. I know some of this is probably due…
Realistically, this is probably closer to a 4/5. However, the sheer nostalgia for this one pushes it to keep its 5 star rating for now. It just always hits harder for me than it feels like it should.
I watched this one tonight while wanting to watch a movie and sorting my Plex server by highest rated by critics. Apparently, this one is sitting at 100% on rotten tomatoes… TIL. Only 7 reviews, but still.
Typical Hollywood propaganda trying to push eating vegetables on us. I'll put whatever I want in my body gosh dangit!
How the HECK can a movie that is so freaking sad have such a happy/hopeful/even epic ending?? I guess that's how the story goes, though. Jesus truly went through something terrible beyond what I can even imagine in order to give me hope for a future. I definitely teared up more than once, not from seeing so much violence on the screen, but rather because of how much this movie hammered home (no pun intended) how much He went through…
