source: Toys & Pets

Moviecut—Toys & Pets

If you're into watching a decently animated story for an hour and a half that makes no sense then you're in luck... this is for you! Enjoy.

Its a snide Toy story but it is nicely done, the voice acting (for the most part) is good and it looks nice enough. Bit weird as far as plot goes but some nice sequences, enjoyable enough.

The entire movie was about Nathan wanting to know why he couldn't change colour when water was poured on him. It was finally determined that he needed to back in the kiln. He finally gets glazed, and he turns white with blue accents. But what happens when water is poured on him? Does he change colour? I waited through the entire credits to see if I could find out. Do I have to wait for the sequel? Why wouldn't the writer have proved to us that everything that happened was worth it in the end?

Can't believe more people haven't watched this wonderful animation. Beautifully done, and the voice acting is also wonderful. (Does have English subtitles, hope they never dub it in English, because it will steal part of the soul of the characters.) Something wonderful and different, mixed with recycled american animation story lines mashed into it. I can see little kids enjoying the visuals if they can't read yet. Fun adventure story filled with heart warming characters. Hope to see more from this studio in the future. :D

The picture is very good. It should also be able to keep up with advanced technology. Although the plot is young, but animated cartoons basically have this problem, it is difficult to avoid, the film did not set too much preaching, but in the transition of several plots is not natural enough.

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