Dear Disney, In lieu of recent creative trends within your studio, I would suggest a change in your logo as well, reflecting your updated image. The new logo should feature Walt, in silhouette, hoisting up a famous person from history (Kipling, Verne, Hugo, etc) while simultaneously kicking that person in the jimmies and jovially pulling cash from their throats. I have created a series of storyboards to better depict this. Please let me know if you are interested. Thank you for your time, Spleen

Tiny elephants!

This isn't half bad children's fare. It is over the top in the pushing of 3D, but everyone is likable enough and the Rock is always charming.

The adults are amusing enough, the kids are annoying, though at least the film understands that. It's all quite preposterous and not very fun, but not exactly bad.

The slow motion special effects were pretty cheesy, but I like Dwayne Johnson.

Slightly better than I expected. Nice family adventure movie. Also, anything that even refers to Jules Verne in this day and age I’m impressed by. Both of these movies are based on his stories

The rock's nipples was all I could think about through the whole movie! I'm a male and i'm not gay:) you have to see it to understand ;) A 6 year old could write the story for this movie and the only reason why I don't rate it lower is because of some decent special effects and some funny moments! A waste of time really !

really neat 10 out of 10

Bright, lively, studiedly inoffensive kiddie fare. My two kids thought it was the most awesome thing ever; I sort of watched it passively and chuckled occasionally. It's never gonna win any Oscars, but it's innocent and eager to please and there's much, much worse kids' stuff out there.

Sometimes I can watch a poor movie when I am in a lighthearted mood with some young cousins. I would not watch this movie with serious adults or on my own whim. It was entertaining enough in the situation I watched it -one in which I didn't choose the movie.

The dynamic between Hutcherson and the Rock was annoying for the first hour of the movie and completely took me out of the movie......Hudgens was nice to look at though.

Immediately gets bonus points for the inclusion of Michael Caine and Dwayne Johnson. Although, I hate films filmed for 3D (as in unnecessary 3D visual stuff), and it is fairly kid-ish, it's actually also a lot of fun. It never tries to do too much and you'll appreciate it for it.

"Rarely has a big-studio feature integrated real-world figures into artificial landscapes with this little grace." - Nick Schager

I thought this was a really fun film. I had not seen the first Journey movie but I felt like I didn't need to for the sequel. The cast was pretty good with Hutcherson from the Hunger Games with Vanessa Hudgens (who's looking really great by the way), Luis Guzman, Dwayne Johnson and Michael Caine. The areas were lush and beautiful. I loved that the large creatures were small and small were large. I had some problems with some lines and animation but it was still a really fun ride.

i wanted this to be cool and fun!

ger; [die reise zur geheimnisvollen insel]; ein junge und sein stiefvater suchen den verschollenen opa, der ein jules verne fan ist und nach beweisen für die echtheit der geschichten suchte.;

1. I saw this. Shut up. It was free. 2. You know what, this wasn't that bad. It's absolutely by all means children's fare and it certainly isn't groundbreaking, but the Rock (is it okay to call him that?) is genuinely charming here and the comic relief actually has some good bits. As far as movies with scenes featuring people flying on giant bees to inspirational music goes, this was actually alright! Don't go out of your way to see it, but if you get dragged, don't worry. Score is not a grade.

Is pretty silly, but in a cute and fun way. Most of the time anyway. Maybe because the performances were pretty cool, I don't know... Animations were kinda impressive, too. Fun adventure movie for kids.

Not bad at all, actually quite enjoyable most of the time. Unfortunately, just too many flaws (in every department) to deserve a 'pass'.