Reviews

While I do admit I was a bit offended by the overdramatized autism I understand it makes for a better story. Would you rather watch someone clearly autistic face major challenges or someone who's exactly like everyone else besides mumbling and not moving their arms? I do wish their two examples of autism weren't so extreme, but there's also an extreme difference in these two characters showing that it's a spectrum. Her speeches about autism are very heartfelt and relatable along with her recent exposure and reaction to discrimination showing we are just as capable as anyone else and wish people would realize that; going as far to show how we can be rejected for who we are as long as we share the same trait as someone entirely different from us, a relatable experience for all. Unlike my mom I'm not the type of person to watch something just because it shows someone 'like me', I could care less, but this time it was enjoyable and made for unique story that will leave everyone autistic or not on their seats.

The reviews seem very harsh for your average family movie time film. It's not perfect, the music was a little unnecessary, but I'm my opinion it was creative, the visuals such as all the colors made you happy, and for artists it left you wanting to create something yourself. So out of all the cute basic films to put on, and maybe if you had a family of all different ages (like young children, teens, etc), maybe I'd watch it again when I start to forget the elements. Because it's just a fun time.

The musical was never about a story but rather the experience and the cats. What type of movie do you get when you focus on a nonexistent story? A bad movie. Everything that made the musical enjoyable and special gets completely ruined. I love the original but now I'm ashamed. People who didn't even know the art it was based off of already have a bad opinion of it and are scared to look at the original. It's truly shameful. Now, time to burn my Misto cosplay.