GenXGirl’s Film Reviews

509 Films have been rated or reviewed by GenXGirl.

Jimmy Neutron - Boy Genius (2001): Jimmy and his mates get a taste of freedom from parental supervision when aliens abduct the town's mums and dads. Real adventure and exceptionally good quality animation.
Monsters vs Aliens (2009): A motley crew of reluctant mutant heroes are recruited to save the earth from the evil alien Gallaxhar. Entertaining enough and not too over–the–top scary for the younger ones.
Monsters, Inc. (2001): Another magical world dreamed up by Pixar, this time of the most lovable monsters you're ever likely to encounter. A real adventure that will capture the imagination.
Incredibles, The (2004): One superhero crime–fighting family you don't wanna mess with. The Incredibles is the kind of animation to hold the attention of not just kids, but parents as well.
Finding Nemo (2003): An underwater sea quest of a father searching for his inquisitive Nemo, on the way he meets a number of new friends who assist him on his mission. A lovely tale of never giving up and determination.
Cars (2006): Racecar legend Lightening McQueen goes AWOL right before the race of his career and finds himself trapped in a sleepy abandoned hill–billy town, where he learns the true meaning of friendship and loyalty. A sure hit with young car enthusiasts.
Toy Story 2 (2000): Following on from the first, Woody ends up sold at a garage sale to a toy collector and discovers his true origin. Buzz comes to the rescue to save him from winding up as a life–less display toy. Not as good as it's predecessor.
Toy Story 3 (2010): Pixar's conclusion to the Toy Story trilogy, Andy is all grown up and ready to go to college. The gang goes to desperate measures to get his attention before ending up as donated kindergarden toys. Better than anticipated.
Toy Story (1995): Groundbreaking animation story of Andy's childhood toys that come to life. Centres around the relationship and rivalry between Woody and Buzz who team up to save themselves from Sid the neighbourhood bully. Magical.
Water Horse, The: Legend of the Deep (2007): Beautifully shot tale about a Scottish boy who finds an enchanted egg which hatches into a mischievous water horse that grows into the Loch Ness monster. The pair share a special life–long bond. Delightful.

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