Review on The Hero of Color City: A Vibrant Adventure for All Ages by Dion Madison

If you don't follow animation very closely - and even if you do - you must be a picky consumer these days. Even the mediocre animated films can have celebrity voices and look good on the box. However, that doesn't mean that low-budget features shouldn't be considered. Some big-budget feature films can also turn heads. You have to consider how the filmmakers made the most of what they had. before you arrive today on video. It's a heartfelt, entertaining film with unassuming pretensions that, like TOY STORY, humanizes a popular household toy: crayons. "Well then it's just TOY STORY with crayons, isn't it?" Yes and no. Before TOY STORY there were several animated films about live toys, so it would be foolish to call this plagiarism without having seen it. in TOY STORY OF TERROR!), COLOR TOWN features a new character "box" and a magical new color land where the bad guys try to color themselves at any cost. a plot compelling enough to keep the film alive (not an easy and not always successful task), well-cast voices including (Owen Wilson, Christina Ricci and the always entertaining Craig Ferguson, and veteran voice actors like Jess Harnell , Tara Strong and David Kaye ), pleasant musical accompaniment and lively songs. It doesn't sound like LEGO MOVIE's satirical accent, and doesn't try to. This is a good movie for families and children. And, to quote Rogers and Hammerstein, "everything else is gossip". When I was a kid, my dad gave me a huge box of crayons with notebooks for Christmas. It pales in comparison to the brightly colored toys, and I'll always feel a little uncomfortable for making very little fuss about it. But in the months that followed, it became a gift that was given long after other gifts had lost their luster. So open the pack of 64 (with sharpener), open a huge notebook with drawing paper and paint.