This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
First rewatch of the movie. Still holds up like I remember from a couple years ago, my favorite scary/thriller movie ever. I am partial towards thrillers over "horror" films and this is the perfect example why.
The slow, patient build up as the family infests the household builds anxiety especially as the parents become intertwined. Just as you think there is a moment to breath (during the getting drunk in the living room scene), the whole movie gets flipped on…
Every scene with Baymax is wholesome and hilarious, and every scene without him is so-so at best. Even with the large range, it is one of my favorite kids movies I’ve seen since I got older because baymax makes it such a pleasing and fun watch. A better supporting cast could have put this movie in the shrek tier for me, but did not get there.
Really enjoyed the SF/Tokyo mashup city animation, I could watch the flying scenes all…
Enjoyed this documentary a lot overall. My only complaint is that I wish it would have been longer - they rushed it after the first few peaks. It would have been really interesting to learn more about each region, mountain, specific challenges of each climb. Could have been a great docuseries. Pretty remarkable regardless. It was a cool surprise learning the iconic Everest tourist pic was his photograph.
