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Turning Red

2022
Comedy
Family/Kids
1h 40m
A 13-year-old girl turns into a giant red panda whenever she gets too excited (imdb.com).
Directed by:
Domee Shi
Written by:
Domee Shi Julia Cho
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Starring:
Sandra Oh Sandra Oh Wai Ching Ho Lori Tan Chinn Orion Lee Orion Lee Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Rosalie Chiang Ava morse Hyein Park Tristan Allerick Chen Mia Tagano Sherry Cola Lillian Lim
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Genres:
Comedy, Family/Kids, Adventure, Animation
Country:
USA
Languages:
English, Cantonese
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Turning Red

2022
Comedy
Family/Kids
1h 40m
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leonardisLeonardis
Rated 17 Mar 2022
95
84th
Another win from Pixar in my opinion (and a fail from Disney for not releasing it in the theatre). I really appreciate Pixar getting more progressive with their children centered stories lately. This was beautifully animated and highly entertaining. It’s hilarious, it isn’t overbearing, and it ends up being very heartfelt and important. Impressive voice work and anime-style directing as well. Don’t listen to the “controversy”. Watch it, and watch it with your kids.
Rated 17 Mar 2022
bownBown
Rated 11 Mar 2022
80
54th
Vintage Pixar in its gorgeous visuals and skill at depicting evocative and important themes, while also focusing on Asian culture and female dynamics in a way that’s extremely contemporary and yes, important. It doesn’t break from their formula overall, but it’s a superb example of it. Really, really deserved a theatrical release.
Rated 11 Mar 2022
billyshearsBillyShears
Rated 13 Mar 2022
80
77th
Rises above just being some Toronto minstrel show (where the squeegee kids at) and you know what... I cannot relate to this story of a kid entering puberty at all you must excuse me I have to go harvest food for evil grasshoppers.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
jlfmJLFM
Rated 13 Mar 2022
87
94th
Totally unlike anything else Pixar has done in terms of its sense of style, personality, surprisingly edgy content (this will arch more parents' eyebrows than any of the studio's films since The Incredibles). What really cements this as one of Pixar's best of the last decade is its surprisingly nuanced message that doesn't crystalize until nearly the end. Between that, its feisty screenplay, and visual invention, this is the rare post-Toy Story 3 Pixar film that feels truly boundary-pushing.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
goremeatgoremeat
Rated 27 Mar 2022
60
44th
One of things that makes Ghibli such outstanding animated art, is its effortless grace and balanced warmth. However, Pixar -with Turning Red at least- sometimes tries way too hard; and ends up a weird mix of jagged, mechanical, and saccharine. That's not to say it isn't a decent Pixar flick about Growin'Up™ and Asian Identity In Murica™ (Canada, whatever), but while it bounces around trying its hardest, the end result is merely decent paint-by-numbers Content™; not art.
Rated 27 Mar 2022
rihreyrihrey
Rated 12 Mar 2022
62
80th
It definitely does follow some pretty generic tropes and has some formulaic themes, but it's also a really well done and sweet story and its visuals are very good.
Rated 12 Mar 2022
mentaculusMentaculus
Rated 13 Mar 2022
74
61st
The self-referential tone isn’t really my thing, but that’s kind of the whole point. Thematically evocative - possibly the most mature in content of any Pixar/Disney movie to date - dealing with female lust and pubescent angst, themes of accepting one’s body (and mind) are long overdue, and welcome. I’ve long had this thought that The Moment one Grows Up is when You see Your parents for what they are: the same, scared child you are. This is the rare film that shows it so delicately and true.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
xakkmasterXakkMaster
Rated 13 Mar 2022
82
68th
Excellent coming of age story that doesn't shy away from some real middle school feelings & experiences like bullying & puberty. Some of the humor is mildly forced & the film could have been even richer if it felt more natural. Might not be super interesting for kids under 7/8, but there's layers here to dissect; lots of conversation starters for pre-teens, and a good overall message about dealing with generational expectations. Sort of a spiritual companion to Encanto in a thematic sense.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
terrymacterrymac
Rated 16 Mar 2022
74
68th
This was pretty mad, but fun, honest and full of imagination. My kids loved it. Pixar are making some very interesting films these days.
Rated 16 Mar 2022
zachreviewsZachReviews
Rated 02 Apr 2022
95
86th
Probably one of the best animated films to come out in a while.
Rated 02 Apr 2022
nargNarg
Rated 15 Mar 2022
73
75th
Haven't seen Luca yet, but this is quite a bit better than other recent Pixar like Onward and Soul. Really funny, and visually really interesting. It has the frenetic and referential vibe of other great animated films of the last few years like Spiderverse and Mitchell vs. the Machines, but with an eye for interesting static images. The ending is also excellent, I was cackling uncontrollably for that last set piece.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
thervealThe_Rveal
Rated 12 Mar 2022
45
96th
Like the best Pixar films, Turning Red uses a light touch to stir deep emotions as it explores what it means to grow up and let go, but it’s also a bouncy delight thanks to knowing gags about the messiness of adolescence and thanks to Mei herself, who’s made instantly winning by her expressive eyes, big, Aardman-like grin, and Chiang’s vocal work. Shi’s 34, which makes her part of a generation that grew up on the classics of Pixar’s golden age. Her feature debut can proudly stand beside them.
Rated 12 Mar 2022
bowfingerbowfinger
Rated 15 Mar 2022
20
14th
Hail to our Chinese overlords! Following the trend after Mulan remake, Raya, and Shang-Chi, Disney aims to please the next world superpower China with Turning Red, the title of which actually refers to how Canada is gradually becoming communist (For this, we must also thank Justin Trudipshit, who is allegedly Fidel Castro's biological son! Yeah, it's a real conspiracy, look it up, I'm not even kidding). So, do we buy more $DIS here, or do we wait for WWIII and buy the dip? Just DCA, bruv.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
jerkyJerky
Rated 17 Mar 2022
55
58th
So the director says this story is a love letter to Toronto. A love letter to Asian culture and a love letter to her teenage years, growing up in the early 2000s. Bitch please....you just ripped off Teen Wolf (1985) Time to pander to that giant Chinese market overseas, eh Disney? That cringey "My panda, my choice" line made me vomit in my mouth. Can you keep your fucking feminist agenda out of cinema? Thanks. Nobody was saying that shit in 2002. Also, fuck Toronto....now and forever!
Rated 17 Mar 2022
speedmarqueSpeedMarque
Rated 15 Mar 2022
45
35th
Couldn’t relate at all to this movie and didn’t find it entertaining at all. Also the characters annoyed me. But as always solid animation from Pixar.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
nobambanobamba
Rated 12 Mar 2022
75
83rd
Pixar keeps getting better and this is probably the most contemporary feeling film they've done. The main plot is typical but I could watch a miniseries expanding on the girl gang or the aunties. Or even the dad's photorealistic food porn. I did not expect so much cringe with the mom/daughter relationship or talking about periods in a "kids'" movie, not that it's bad. Kaiju mom panda. Fav scene: mom discovering the fantasy drawings and storming to the convenience store. I died.
Rated 12 Mar 2022
magdabagmagdabag
Rated 04 May 2022
94
92nd
Fun fact: I was on my period when I watched this. I think It truly heightened my viewing. I've seen this 3 times now, and I appreciate the animation more and more with each re-watch. People who have irrational problems with this movie are probably people I'm fine with not knowing. This movie was funny, refreshing, and heartfelt all wrapped into a cute little red panda box. I highly recommend this to anyone who menstruates or is a fan of animation. I give 9 blooming red peonies out of 10.
Rated 04 May 2022
addsAdds
Rated 26 Mar 2022
100
99th
Every second of Turning Red is an enjoyable delight. This was my friends and I in 2002, so there's plenty of relatable nostalgia for me personally. Yet this is a fresh coming of age story both kids and adults should find easy to watch and love.
Rated 26 Mar 2022
twincinematwincinema
Rated 12 Mar 2022
70
52nd
The second-best Pixar film about periods right after Cars 2. This is set in Toronto 2002, yet it looks like it uses our more updated plastic money. Hmm. It also needed a scene where one of the kids says, "hey, I heard Broken Social Scene is playing at Lee's Palace tonight."
Rated 12 Mar 2022
adragon91ADragon91
Rated 11 Mar 2022
60
49th
Best Furry movie since Cats.
Rated 11 Mar 2022
mattorama12mattorama12
Rated 19 Mar 2022
67
53rd
I may need to start reigning in my expectations when it comes to Pixar. It's definitely not fair that I consider a movie lower tier Pixar just because it doesn't make me cry. This is firmly good, but it didn't have the cleverness that I hope for with Pixar and it didn't hit me in the feels any more than an average Disney movie. Still, I do love that we're getting so many animated movies that have richer cultural backgrounds.
Rated 19 Mar 2022
ytadelYtadel
Rated 15 Mar 2022
6
70th
Tbh I found the main chick moderately on the annoying side but it gradually won me over; got a little more into the epic adventure magic side than I expected, had one of the better Pixar movie climaxes in recent memory. Boy band music at the end was underwhelming - no kid's movie fake hit music has ever or WILL EVER top Eye 2 Eye from A Goofy Movie! Whew hope that was praise enough *Film Twitter finds out I mildly critiqued small aspects* NOOOOOOOO *is sucked into black hole*
Rated 15 Mar 2022
moraesfelipemoraesfelipe
Rated 27 Mar 2022
70
72nd
We didn't know we needed so much a Lady Bird-esque Canadian-Chinese animated dramedy. Basically a late 90s teen flick that hits every spot expected these days while telling a pretty straightforward, yet well-imagined urban fantasy kaiju Carrie-ish about a girl trying to be herself in a world of constant pressure. Gotta love this new relaxed Pixar era of little personal monster films, although Disney clearly doesn't care much about them.
Rated 27 Mar 2022
boomdiddlyboomdiddly
Rated 27 Jul 2022
49
27th
While the animation is fun, the whole thing feels like a no-stakes caricature. Prepubescent postmodernism.
Rated 27 Jul 2022
peyezpeyez
Rated 24 Mar 2022
5
38th
Its opening twenty minutes promise more than the remainder of the film is ultimately able to deliver. There's a lack of clarity in the film's themes which left me wishing the panda had been a more sharply focused metaphor. My wife noted that the early aughts setting was notably filtered through a 2022 lens, which might also help explain why this didn't land with me. Still a cute film with a good number of laughs.... I'm just not sure it has a precise idea of what it's trying to say.
Rated 24 Mar 2022
dunetailsdunetails
Rated 20 Mar 2022
80
73rd
The 4 Town songs are actually ridiculously catchy🤣
Rated 20 Mar 2022
bofbof
Rated 13 Mar 2022
77
75th
Pixar does the Pixar thing, if in a new way. As a spiritual sequel to Inside Out this works really well, and if anything just suffers a bit from starting to edge into areas that hundreds of coming-of-age stories have already covered... albeit usually with slightly fewer magical pandas. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll spend a few minutes thinking about self-expression and assimilation.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
joelwatchesmoviesjoelwatchesmovies
Rated 15 Mar 2022
8
80th
Friends/foes, parents/parties, studying/sneaking out, crushes/crushing embarrassment-it's all part of the crimson-faced chaos of puberty, and it's captured perfectly here (see the exaggerated emotion close-ups) within a refreshing cultural context and time period. Lots of cute and hilarious bits to go with the huge dramatic sweeps (red moons and rituals and multiple existential planes), weighty themes of identity and family heritage, and even a stunning gazing-out-the-car-window sigh of a scene.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
nsyNSY!
Rated 20 Mar 2022
7
30th
I will be the first to admit I am not a fan of most Pixar movies but I applaud them for dealing with hard topics in a way children can relate to. It was a fun movie but not one I see myself watching over and over.
Rated 20 Mar 2022
corbadCorbad
Rated 03 Jul 2022
80
79th
It’s a bit messy narratively, but it’s just so darn energetic and infectious that I hardly mind. So what if its metaphor gets muddy and its climax is conflicting? Its pace, jokes, references, and performances are all bang on point to feelingly portray a few weeks of its protagonist’s life - and what a vivacious and delightful heart that is for the film, well strong enough for me to still feel its beat days afterwards.
Rated 03 Jul 2022
ptizzlePTizzle
Rated 25 Mar 2022
77
57th
Deleting Twitter continues to be a boon, as I had no idea about whatever micro-controversy surrounded this movie until after I'd watched it. This is more mile-a-minute than I usually expect from Pixar and the animation fits that. They do their usual lighter touch on deeper emotional aspects of culture and family that work super well here, asking questions that linger and hit harder than the central mother/daughter conflict. It's a lot of fun too! Not 100% sure where it sits on their list overall
Rated 25 Mar 2022
evranaevrana
Rated 19 Jun 2022
74
58th
I haven't watched a Pixar movie in a while, but they really know their business. It is entertaining and engaging for a 8 year old and interesting for an adult who likes animations. The panda is cute, not Ghibli cute, but cute nevertheless. I liked the soundtrack without understanding why as it is very poppy but then it turned out to be Goransson, so I'm coherent with my tastes. My favourite character was Mei's father.
Rated 19 Jun 2022
basilmuseBasilMuse
Rated 26 Mar 2022
80
78th
Really going to put people on blast for somehow not being able to relate to a movie with themes of controlling parents, puberty emotions, and body image just because it’s in the coat of 13 year old tween Asian angst, shouldn’t the fact that it’s more specific actually be more relatable if you have empathy? Broke down at the theme of "never being good enough for parents", them having their ideas of my future vs. my own. Great music, best animation from Pixar in a while, super expressive.
Rated 26 Mar 2022
velvet_croweVelvet Crowe
Rated 08 Apr 2022
47
47th
I actually think this movie is visually more appealing than other Pixar flicks because it plays more with facial expressions and mannerisms but the actual conceit is a big bore to me. As a period piece, it fails hard not only just on various visual aspects but also what society's attitude was at the time. Why the hell does everyone in high school have a cellphone? its application of the themes of not being good enough for the parent are so rote, bland, and played out I struggled to care.
Rated 08 Apr 2022
filliganFilligan
Rated 14 Mar 2022
95
92nd
Broken down to the atomic level, sure this follows similar patterns we’ve already seen. But between the layers, this is boundary-pushing for Pixar; frantic depictions of a frantic pre-teen age and, like Encanto, a complex dissection of generational expectations and antagonisms. All of this notched up to eleven, the film is loaded with hysterical drawings while honestly rendering metro-Canadian life. Not a false note and charming as hell—this will rank among Pixar’s very best.
Rated 14 Mar 2022
martrynmartryn
Rated 07 Jun 2023
42
9th
Life lesson, kids : if you can't get what you want, which is shallow consumption of mainstream idols, you can always go behind your parents' back and sell your body.
Rated 07 Jun 2023
destrodestro
Rated 20 Mar 2022
67
36th
The soundtrack is catchy and thankfully the Disney silliness and cloying slapstick humor is minimal. The young heroine is relatable and the supporting characters are engaging. Obstacles beleaguer Mei as she attempts to traverse pubescence, but unfortunately when her mother becomes the chief antagonist she is so overbearing and domineering that she comes across as selfish. The griping about their conflict clearly comes from people who never saw the movie.
Rated 20 Mar 2022
picklemanPickle_Man
Rated 12 Nov 2023
40
9th
Ginger Snaps but for ADHD zoomers
Rated 12 Nov 2023
jacobclark12jacobclark12
Rated 05 May 2022
85
79th
Another excellent coming-of-age film from Pixar with stellar animation, compelling characters, and relatable, inclusive themes. It feels a little lower stakes than some of their better efforts (including direct comp Inside Out), but Domee Shi proves that she can make something just as compelling as Bao in the length of a feature.
Rated 05 May 2022
kuroelKuroel
Rated 13 Mar 2022
68
76th
I often retort to my daughter that the music she listens to is “humbug”, the 80’s music from my own childhood is obviously far superior. As did my dad before me. It’s the circle of life. Like with Encanto, I think one of the core messages of these movies is that each new generation is much more than an echo of their past - even though there is great value in having family culture and roots. But there has to be a balance between family identity and individual identity.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
arossaross
Rated 29 Mar 2022
68
32nd
I put this in Pixar's lowest tier: still not bad but not one I may ever revisit.
Rated 29 Mar 2022
okkervilOkkervil
Rated 14 Mar 2022
67
61st
Well constructed coming of age tale that admirably dips its toe in to some unexplored themes for Disney/Pixar, but never quite deviates from the tried and tested mechanics and beats of archetypical Pixar. Beautifully animated, well voiced, if not Pixar at their absolute finest.
Rated 14 Mar 2022
myfavchordsmyfavchords
Rated 13 Mar 2022
76
56th
This is a cute animated film. The voice cast work well together and in particular the friendships of the children were well depicted. It was great to see Toronto so accurately depicted in a film. Overall I would recommend this movie.
Rated 13 Mar 2022
ericamblerericambler
Rated 15 Mar 2022
82
82nd
Intensely personal yet charmingly accessible to all. The exaggerated emotions are hilarious, and the anime flourishes visually set it apart from the Pixar house style. Animation tends to feature voices who claim ownership on childhood awkwardness, transcended only by escaping into art. TURNING RED does this to a certain extent, but also shows the universality of these feelings - and how there are ultimately many ways to fit into this world.
Rated 15 Mar 2022
maakalmaakal
Rated 29 Sep 2023
77
60th
Cuter than I feared it would be. I love that there's an animated movie brave enough to portray adolescent girls with nascent sexual desires
Rated 29 Sep 2023
mistereeemistereee
Rated 10 Feb 2024
50
26th
First half is good and funny, but then it just gets weird.
Rated 10 Feb 2024
ezratehoneEzraTehOne
Rated 26 Jul 2022
90
83rd
Wasn't expecting to like this film but was blown away.
Rated 26 Jul 2022
howler19howler19
Rated 21 Jun 2022
27
19th
Not really my sense of humor, too hysterical, and full of annoying music. Way more of a kids movie than it is a family movie.
Rated 21 Jun 2022
glumpy99glumpy_99
Rated 18 Feb 2023
93
88th
Utterly charming, captivating Pixar effort is that rare bird that tells a specific, insightful coming of age story, that unfolds into a more subtle and complex examination of family, community and even the dread “black dog” of depression and anxiety, all wrapped up in the endearingly goofy conceit of a red panda! Full of original and clever ideas, and honestly, painfully funny at times, it disappoints slightly in the mayhem-stacked finale, but can’t take the shine off itself. 4*townie forever!!
Rated 18 Feb 2023
letskillrobotsletskillrobots
Rated 23 Dec 2022
23
67th
fuck pandas
Rated 23 Dec 2022
dawdlingpoetDawdlingPoet
Rated 03 Jul 2022
60
28th
This is very much a coming of age Pixar film. It's quite allegorical, from a female perspective and so this film won't appeal to all. It may seem a bit confusing to particularly young viewers but adolescents and young women should probably enjoy it, in parts. It's very cheesy but its ok overall. I wouldn't especially recommend it, no.
Rated 03 Jul 2022
kavuKavu
Rated 01 Feb 2023
83
79th
Not as blatant symbolism as expected. Pixar keeps doing well with smart movies for children.
Rated 01 Feb 2023
jessjess125Jessjess125
Rated 10 Aug 2022
92
85th
This movie captures the awkwardness of being a teenager so well. It also captures the pressures of being in a loving, but very strict family. I heavily related.
Rated 10 Aug 2022
seethruskinSeethruskin
Rated 21 Mar 2022
4
51st
Work watch again. Liked it a bit more this time.
Rated 21 Mar 2022
maddogmaddog
Rated 04 Dec 2022
75
44th
I know a lot of people loved this- and I wonder if they just love it despite its flaws, for the message. The animation style is that oversimplified one that's happened of late, and it's oversaturated things. The other three girls are two-dimensional and bothersome in how they're constructed. Mei and the mother's relationship is interesting, but the mother did turn me off for her unwillingness to see that her daughter could choose to do things she'd not approve of. I did not relate to it enough.
Rated 04 Dec 2022
hotsakehotsake
Rated 22 Aug 2022
50
34th
Honestly, if this was a Nickelodeon cartoon I would probably have been more forgiving while watching this but it was Pixar, and to say I was underwhelmed would be an understatement. The Story was very basic and extremely predictable while also being heavy-handed. Like I said it was fun in a disposable kind of way.
Rated 22 Aug 2022
ttoshittoshi
Rated 10 Jul 2022
50
23rd
A hackneyed theme of overachieving Asians makes the story kind of boring and predictable. OK—but glad I didn’t have to pay for it.
Rated 10 Jul 2022
biggerkevinbiggerkevin
Rated 28 Sep 2022
4
48th
Cute!
Rated 28 Sep 2022
cstewart64CStewart64
Rated 05 Apr 2023
12
55th
W3E1P2S1V1M1A2R1.
Rated 05 Apr 2023
tallnnerdyTallnNerdy
Rated 18 Apr 2022
70
46th
Adorable. All the news made me think that it would just be an entertaining educational film about a girl going through puberty, and I was pleasantly surprised when I ended up watching a supernatural coming of age story that had me chuckling throughout.
Rated 18 Apr 2022
thereminjamThereminJam
Rated 04 Apr 2022
90
93rd
Obsessed with this movie
Rated 04 Apr 2022
noisebloomnoisebloom
Rated 03 Jul 2022
84
59th
There's nothing earth-shattering about this coming-of-age Pixar outing, but it consistently induces laughter and is enjoyable throughout.
Rated 03 Jul 2022
amazedemonamazedemon
Rated 12 Mar 2022
64
51st
Turning Red feet like Illumination set the standards & Pixar followed. The film lays decent groundwork portraying puberty, female friendships & the pressures of growing up; but it's desire to embrace a fantastical action finale, makes the message of accepting your "inner beast" seem secondary. There's also a tacit approval of blackmail, bribery & prostitution to achieve one's goals. The dad (& his perception) turns out to be the real hero, while the mom is an overbearing monster throughout.
Rated 12 Mar 2022
war_machineWar Machine
Rated 21 Mar 2022
80
77th
Sheslivelmao+grade8+momthoughtmermaidshippingpicsofherreal:Pshowsguy+classseesmomspyinglolbroughtpads+yeit'steenwolf:P+cuzancestoraskedgodsforit+friendssingthesongtoher+theirlovekeepshercalm+hardcoregmacominglol+ohshitskydome+momstillspyinglol+usingtomakemoney+eachtimeitgetsstrongerthenritualwontcure+IDONTTHINKYOUREADYFORTHISJELLAY+dipsonritual-momturns:P+i'm13!DEALWITHIT-twerkstopissofflmao+gma/auntsturntohelp+lilgirlmominritualrealm/relatetohurtingmometctrynabeperfect+was2002
Rated 21 Mar 2022
greenerGreener
Rated 06 Jan 2023
85
92nd
Maybe Turning Red could be a cuter version of Everything Everywhere All at Once? While EEAaO approached the similar theme from a truly original direction, Turning Red followed a more traditional Pixar approach, executing it with near-perfection.
Rated 06 Jan 2023
hamb4clamhamb4clam
Rated 04 Apr 2024
65
4th
A cute idea but I thought a lot of it was cliche and boring. Side characters were annoying as hell.
Rated 04 Apr 2024
jarobmuljarobmul
Rated 12 Mar 2022
74
65th
The ending is a bit much but it is a much stronger film than the trailers suggest
Rated 12 Mar 2022
grilledgrilled
Rated 18 Jul 2022
85
70th
Fun movie that tackles puberty (and magic?) with a more realistic approach than I expected. Visually stunning, as expected, and the jokes are all fresh. Worth the watch for sure!
Rated 18 Jul 2022
mismatched02mismatched02
Rated 05 Feb 2023
34
18th
Advertised as a fun kids' movie, but really a movie for adults who grew up with controlling parents. I don't know what my takeaway would've been if I'd watched as a child. As an adult, I think I would've enjoyed it more if I'd known what to expect, and if the animation style didn't completely lose every aspect of what makes red pandas so adorable. Also, why are the credits for this film so long? I was sitting for over ten minutes waiting for some kind of cut scene or button.
Rated 05 Feb 2023
rurusmasherRuruSmasher
Rated 14 Apr 2022
95
90th
A really delightful and freaking emotional entry from Pixar, about the importance of JOY and MESSYNESS and most of all, forever, SETTING BOUNDARIES WITH YOUR MOTHER. But seriously, I laughed, I cried, I cringed along. Can definitely vouch for the decision to let your inner red panda roam free!
Rated 14 Apr 2022
kasperlKasperL
Rated 12 Mar 2022
50
29th
Probably my least favorite Pixar movie. It doesn't have any glaring faults but it's somewhat mediocre.
Rated 12 Mar 2022
kadikoykadikoy
Rated 28 Aug 2022
55
34th
İçindeki pandayı dışarı çıkar. Okul birincisi güzel kızımız, 3 arkadaşıyla iyi geçinir. Ta ki 1 gün pandaya dönüşene kadar annesiyle sorunlar yaşar. Brave filmine çok benzeyen film, anne kız öyküsüne otoriterlik katmış. Bu da öyküyü zayıflık katıyor. Eğlenceli kısımları olduğu kadar zararları da var. Filmin sonunda, hepimiz pandayız. Belki birazcık bozuldun. Ruhun belki can çekişiyor. Belki biraz da kızardın ama. Sana kırmızı çok yakışıyor.
Rated 28 Aug 2022
sirhcybesirhcybe
Rated 02 Jun 2022
78
25th
Objectively better than most animated kids movies but I didn't like the way it undermines parental authority.
Rated 02 Jun 2022
psimpsim
Rated 20 May 2022
76
54th
A fun coming-of-age film with a lot of early 2000s nostalgia. I'm probably exactly the right age to appreciate this one, but the theme of teenage girls crushing hard on boy bands is pretty universal.
Rated 20 May 2022
vandelay1Vandelay1
Rated 22 Jan 2023
39
33rd
not so good
Rated 22 Jan 2023
doyler29doyler29
Rated 18 Apr 2022
70
42nd
I liked the film. I wasn't fond of it's manic energy levels, but I only found that mildly off-putting and chalked a lot of that up to me being well outside the target audience. I thought it had a lot of difficulty finding a consistent tone and really couldn't decide what the red panda was a metaphor for, but like most recent Pixar films, I enjoyed it while feeling that it fell quite a bit short of their best output.
Rated 18 Apr 2022
nbpNBP
Rated 10 Mar 2023
8
75th
While it may not be the strongest film in Pixar’s lineup, it’s still a delightful and insightful story that tackles the difficult journey of adolescence with humor and heart. Its relatable protagonist and throwback animation style make it an easy recommendation for anyone, especially pre-teens who may be going through the same struggles as Mei.
Rated 10 Mar 2023
nicktheoNickTheo
Rated 28 Jun 2022
90
88th
The animation is energetic,dynamic and stylish, the characters are hilarious and distinct,the story has a strong emotional core and an important message about the struggles of adolesance and how it affects the family dynamic,it pretty much has everything you would want from a Pixar film and I think it's one of their strongest outings in a while.
Rated 28 Jun 2022
nacho353Nacho353
Rated 30 May 2022
40
39th
I really like the zoomer (?) animation style (similar to Mitchells v Machines), but did we really need a giant battle at the end? I blame Marvel for that.
Rated 30 May 2022
shockularSHOCKULAR
Rated 12 Mar 2023
68
35th
This is middling Pixar. It's not terrible or anything, but the protagonist and her friends annoyed the hell out of me more than anything. The sentimental family stuff works pretty well, but it was difficult to get past my general dislike for some of the characters.
Rated 12 Mar 2023
punqPUNQ
Rated 20 Apr 2022
60
89th
Disney turning red tide into something so adorable!
Rated 20 Apr 2022
nuotionuotio
Rated 29 Mar 2022
57
57th
Once again I have to applaud Pixar for bravely trying something like this; a complex family film which handles subjects like puberty and the expectations placed on us by our parents/culture/gender. As a metaphor the red panda was clever and could be interpreted in many ways. But as a film, it just didn’t grab me unlike for example Encanto or Luca. Not that I was the target audience in the first place, and the kids seemed to love it; especially our daughter who emphasized with every moment.
Rated 29 Mar 2022
electrodeElectrode
Rated 20 Jun 2023
97
95th
A shockingly small amount of 9/11 references, but I can forgive it for that because it's fantastic. I feel like the lower the stakes of the Pixar movie, the more likely it is to rock.
Rated 20 Jun 2023
scuffedScuffed
Rated 15 Mar 2023
80
86th
The mom panda could have prevented 9/11. Good themes, good animation, and a wholesome ending. What's not to like? Other than not preventing 9/11, obviously.
Rated 15 Mar 2023
gokseltuzungokseltuzun
Rated 07 Apr 2022
70
29th
cekik gözlüler neden cekik gözlü değil anlamadığım cizgi filmde bol bol sik ve müslim gördüğümüz garip canadalı multi kültürel filmi. eski piksarları özledik be
Rated 07 Apr 2022

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