Lasster puts Disney back on top

Rating: 9/10 (13 February 2009)

i think it's safe to say i'm a huge Walt Disney fan i have been for as long as i can remember, i knew the words to the little mermaid song (part of your world) when i was 4. I've rarely seen a Disney film which i don't love. apart from of course ratatouille and the wild, honestly i have valid reasons for not liking them, Ratatouille first off, infuriated me with the year long add campaign which went on from valentines day 2007 until the DVD was released in Febuary 2008!! the on going ads just irritated me! as for the wild, it was a Blatant RIP-OFF of Madagascar (DREAMWORKS- the people who made Shrek, for those of you who seem to think Madagascar was Disney!) the only thing i liked about the film was Eddie Izzard! But recently since Pixar and Disney become one and John Lasseter from Pixar took the reins over at Disney Animation Studios. the films admittedly have made a fantastic impact upon the film industry, and especially me! Bolt is the first Disney Animation since John took over, it is the story of a young dog, who is the star of a television show in which he defeats bad guys, saves his owner penny and has awesome super powers, until of course, Bolt is safe in his trailer, then the set is taken down, of course Bolt is the star of a TV show with his owner penny, of course he is deluded into believing that he actually has these super powers.
Bolt accidentally gets shipped across the country to NYC, bolt being under the impression that it is the work of the GREEN-EYED MAN, vows to somehow get back to Penny, of course his powers aren't real.
Bolt faces the journey along with two sidekicks, Mittens an alley cat who helps but to understand his true dog self, and Rhino the eccentric, lovable, chunky, Bolt worshipping hamster! Rhino too believes that Bolt is a superhero and his courage and determination makes him somewhat remarkable.
The film is definitely one which will make any animal lover cry (once, twice ... three times maybe!) and the comic genius of both Rhino and the Pidgeons is absolutely outstanding! The small cameo roles of the pigeons will no doubt keep you entertained with their mannerisms and their Ridonkulous Accents and stereotypes.
It's a film i definitely recommend for any animal lover, young or old, it is definitely the best Disney film i have seen for a long time, it has knocked Cars from my number 1 favourite Disney movie.
I think it's safe to say that Disney have taken a new turn and have come back on top thanks to John Lasseter.