Mid, kinda wanted Emily to get slapped idk.

When you wanna destiny swap with someone so bad, that it leads to the end of the world. Also, a look into the minds of men and gay bugs.

There was one part that was very racist, everyone in the theater cringed. But I feel like I can overlook it due to this being created in the late 1930's - early 1940s. The music was really good, and there was a lot of depth/many layers to the story which is something we don't really see nowadays in cartoons.

Don’t get mad at me… it was mid. Maybe a little over hyped? As a woman, it was relatable but I was expecting myself to cry and I didn’t shed a single tear. I enjoyed all the pink people in the theater, but I do think this was a giant advertisement disguised as a feature film.

I don't know how anyone could be disappointed by this production. Seriously, Hayden Christensen, Natalie Portman and Ewan Mcgregor ATE.