Rise of The Guardians (2012) – If you believe it it’s real
Category: Animation/Adventure
Actors: Chris Pine, Isla Fisher, Alec Baldwin, Jude Law, Hugh Jackman
Duration: 97 min
Rated: PG
You might like this movie if you enjoyed:
Wreck-It Ralph (2012), Hotel Transylvania (2012)
The Story: The Boogeyman (Jude Law) is tired of children not believing in him anymore, so he plans an attack on Earth to steal the innocence of every child and make the world a dark place. Santa Clause (Alec Baldwin), the Tooth Fairy (Isla Fisher), the Easter Bunny (Hugh Jackman) and the Sandman – who are protecting the innocence of children – need Jack Frost’s help. But Jack has lost hope in himself and needs to find out where he actually comes from. The time is ticking, because if the children stop believing, the Guardians will diasppear forever.
Review: What a wonderful family movie. I love how Santa Clause is Russian and the Easter Bunny Australian, it is hilarious. The characters have so much depth and the voices fit perefectly. The story is simple yet very effective and there is no thin air at all. The Sandman was definitely one of my favorite characters, even though he didn’t say a word during the whole movie. Rise of The Guardians is the perfect movie for the holidays, I will probably watch it during Christmas season again.
Rating: 8/10
The perfect family indeed 🙂 Except for the fact that nobody knows Sandman around here; I would wonder most of them know anybody in the movie other than Santa Claus, but I guess everyone can use of a little google before waching a movie 😉 It released this during Christmas, so I guess I shall try it again next Easter 😀
Good Idea! 😀 Do you have any Indian cartoons that deal with Indian fantasy characters?
Yes, but I don’t find them any interesting & so I don’t check them out 😀 I hope they make a good cartoon out of the “yakshi” myth & I can watch it then 😉
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Oh u missed review about Jack frost……So You are saying he is not just an expression
He is real! 🙂