Cartoon Movies I've Watched

This was pretty entertaining. I liked the switch up of scenario, showing Batman in a different time. And the characters seemed to still act well, act like themselves and have they're own interesting twists to how they fit in that time, being in slightly different positions then they're 2000s counterparts. And I like the end twist as well. The few complaints I have though is just the abruptness of the ending happening sooner than I think it should've and the film kinda feeling short, but, all-in-all, it was a decent watch.

This felt alright and I like the return of Slade to fight the teen titans again (or, at least, this version of them) and new introduction of Terra. Although, beyond the plot being alright, it had a weird under-tone. At least, when you figure out Slade's apparent 'fascinations' later on in the film. And Terra could've been even more relatable/understand-ive, if her character felt a slight bit more likable. Beyond that, I guess it's a decent enough film. Feel like rating it a bit lower for the Slade fascination part though.

It's a decent movie. Of course, this movie already reminds me of Bug's Life for how it's kinda interesting how they make small contraptions and so, but it's a bit awkward at times too. Through the movie though, it seemed like a decent enough adventure and there was a bit of fun to witness in it too. In the end, it's a decent enough movie. And the two plots going on with the world of The Invisibles and Arthur, with his home life, may keep enough interest going with the movie too.

I like Shrek. Part, probably, cause of the interest in how fairytale characters are adapted, but also how fun the personalities of everyone in Shrek is, bringing their own takes and comedy to the experience. In the end though, it is just a collaboration of Shrek's close friends each telling their own spooky stories, but I do like that 'around-the-campfire' vibe, the animation and character personalities, though, and the spooky stories themselves, making this feel a bit more than one could've expected it to be. I mean, don't put in high hopes, but I think it's a fine enough movie.