Good, not great, but an immense improvement since Disney's CG debut.

Rating: 6/10 (26 April 2018)

Hats off to Disney for improving their CG that much in just three years. If you try looking at Chicken liitle which established Disney as capable of making CG-animated movies, you will know. Bolt is also waaay more likable than Chicken Little.
Now for the actual movie. Bolt (John Travolta) is a dog whose life is a reality show in which he is a super powered dog who goes on dangerous missions with a girl named Penny (Miley Cyrus). But it turns out that he really believes this and when he escapes from the studio he must deal with not having super powers and come to terms with reality.
The plot is pretty similar to The Truman Show, and since I know that movie, Bolt became rather predictable to me. It is cute seeing him interact with humans and hanging out with a feline he meets along the way home to the studio, but that was just not enough to make it a classic.
The voice actors did good jobs, that's for sure, and some action scenes are well made, but aside from that it's pretty average. One year later Disney returned with a bang in their last traditionally animated musical which to be honest is a lot stronger than bolt despite not being the mega hit they anticipated.