Alexi Marmeto (simplebooklover)

When I first saw the trailer for this movie (an advertisement by none other than Frankie and the other frogs about using cellular phones in cinemas), my first reaction was "Oh no. Not another CG non-Pixar Disney movie." Let's admit it. Chicken Little was a total disaster, and The Wild seemed only to be meager compared to the impact made by the hilariously funnier movie, Madagascar. So I honestly thought this movie would go ka-put. Man, was I wrong. At first, I was reluctant to watch it. But eventually, Lewis won me over, and I found myself quite...touched by his situation. The hilarity that of finding out what Lewis' role might be in the future, the Robinsons family, a villain that has absolutely low I.Q. and a T-rex that has a big head and little arms add a charming facto to the story. What really won me over was the message. I could somehow relate to Lewis about finding a place in the world, where people would support him instead of rejecting him even if he made a mistake. Needless to say, I found myself getting emotional in the ending. This one beat out some of my favorite movies on the list. The song "Little Wonders" by Rob Thomas fitted this movie, adding a heartwarming touch to it. I definitely recommend it to anyone.

MY FAVORITE MOVIE. EVER. NOTHING CAN TOP THIS IN MY HEART. NONE. I BAWLED OVER IT. THERE, HAPPY?