Wow: An amateur review

Rating: 9/10 (19 August 2009)

WOW. Three-letter word that goes with phrases "Damn Good," "Darndest Best movie I'd seen in quite awhile," "Impressively Creative," "Genius," "Extraordinarily Remarkable Inimitably Original One-of-its-kind romantic, adventurous, cute, mature, suitable for kids and kids of all ages 3D movie," and "Simply Great." Also WOW for MNEMONICS. First, W as in Warmth. This is gotta be one of the rarest movies that contains most of 'natural progression' of life's warmth. What could one ask more from a movie that has a romantic side, a love that started from age seven or eight from two different persons. Then warmth of love that stood against gravitation of sadness brought about by natural mishaps that happen in everyone's life. This side of warmth that fosters with age. And then the warmth of friendship - one of the aspects that mostly will make a movie great. What more? Friendship that is developed between two people that belongs to both side of the extremes (as in age). The idea of a man who doesn't have a child, who is widowed, and meets a kid that will later on become his friend or more like a son is truly genius. It is warm and it is a majestic side of this failing humanity.
Second thing, this has Outdone most movies failed to accomplish, both in IMDb ratings (currently seating at #26 in Top 250 Movies Of All Times) and Box Office grossing now at ($399,340,879). One of the many reason why this is so successful is that it incorporated a very original concept of an 'other world,' like LOST with the coolest creatures that never have occurred in most ordinary people's minds. The Robot Dog is brilliant... cunningly worth a million dollar for it's conception.
Tackling again the base of the story which is the friendship between a person that is being taken away into a hospice home and a kid needing the attention of his father, and along their way into adventure, meets a friend Bird and a lame Soldier Dog... together against a menacing goal of someone with his illest intentions just to serve his ego. AwesOme.
It's a short picture, less than two hours but it has tOuched so many sensitive areas of the emOtions of human. The part of the bird is a million dollar idea... her collecting food and even endangering her own life for her kids. Touching.
W for this-is-not-going-to-a-Waste-of-time kind of a movie. Lessons here are genuinely thoughtful.The adventure is entertainingly delightful and enjoyable. This is perfect. Every moment is beautiful.
(For critics) If you're one of the many people who are looking for something in the movie that would disappoint you, or you're waiting for something that would spoil all your enticed saliva... well, it's rare if you do find one (in this movie).