A good film that should be as famous as everything good about me and my fans

Rating: 10/10 (9 August 2019)

This is one of those things in life that should exist, and it does, and people gained faith in humanity because of it. Although that Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs doesn't have some creativity with food and a bit of heart, it doesn't change the fact that it's a good movie that delivers a familiar story, along with likable characters, and possibly the best animation in the history of cinema, if i must make a recommendation, just watch the movie, that thing should even be as popular as it is now, and read the original book it was based on, I can tell you that the book has a lot of charm and pleasant and it has something that the movie did have during it's making, a professional artist who worked on it. Would this be the best animated film out there? Yes, i will say it's as good as it's average sequel or most of the Weinstein films, but if that's the case, would that be the reason why I have a celebration with this film, because, it's a good movie? Well, technically yes, but not quite, the full answer is much more complex. Animation is having a easy time to be a film medium except a genre only meant for kids. What this film is doing is enforcing that stereotype making the industry look good by presenting something only film buffs with a sense of good quality can easily be distracted too, but what makes it even better in this case is how people are so giving to this film just by how it is as a good film mediums film, and the minor novelties it offered, rather it be from the character animation and design, to the big use of respectable actors like Mr. T, Neil Patrick Harris, James Caan, and Bruce Campbell, and the fact that this is the directorial debut of Phil Lord and Chris Miller, who would leave Sony Animation in order to make more good films for once. Just because it's niceness, it gives the public a idea that all animated films are just cool cartoons only catered to buffs. And what makes this even better is that Sony Animation is continuing to enforce this notion with more films that continue the tradition of good writing and awesome overly-cartoony animation. Because of the news of the company is moving from LA, California to Vancouver, Canada, I will pray for the industry's sake that this means a fresh start for Sony, but otherwise they will see the same fate as those who stood in Vancouver. If there will ever be a day when animation will be looked upon, then this film should just stay, in the coolness that shares with other films of the same quality, like Layton and the Eternal Diva, Mars Needs Moms and Space Chimps, because like the mentioned, this is nothing more than cartoon art. In fact, as Flint Lockwood himself said it best "this is art, this is art, this is art." and for the art that it is, the only thing it deserves, is the Coltonversal. Seal. Of. Approval!