In the traditional plot device for the kiddos, this is about the little snail that could. You don't get too many surprises.
The treat though is the clever parallel between the two sets of brothers. Tito, not Turbo, is probably the better champion of the film because his character has no superpowers. Rather, it's his naïve yet genuine idealism that's the driving engine behind the movie. In fact, the human characters capture my sympathies more than the quirky mollusks.
The film should be noted for its effort to present multiculturalism, especially with shout outs about the scene in Southern California.
The treat though is the clever parallel between the two sets of brothers. Tito, not Turbo, is probably the better champion of the film because his character has no superpowers. Rather, it's his naïve yet genuine idealism that's the driving engine behind the movie. In fact, the human characters capture my sympathies more than the quirky mollusks.
The film should be noted for its effort to present multiculturalism, especially with shout outs about the scene in Southern California.