The Hero of Color City: A Vibrant Adventure for All Ages Review

My son has autism and studied colors at school so I decided to watch this movie. He was able to learn all of his colors and loves the characters. Made a few songs that he even likes. In this film he even wants to paint. I find it absolutely annoying, but he loves it, so we sit and watch. I bought him a DVD and also a movie for his Kindle.

I will not leave this review for its cinematic value. It's a typical neighborhood hero overcomes her fears story with a twist of villain's not that bad. Why I'm leaving this review: We first saw this on a streaming service over a year ago. It quickly became my daughter's (then 2 year old) favorite movie. I was able to teach her the shapes and count to 5, but I have complete faith in this film that taught her the colors. It was removed from the streaming service last fall. Her little heart was…

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…