Saw this last night with my 9year old and wife.
This is not a Disney show. This is not a Pixar-animation. This is not a 'realistic' plot and not 'realistic' animation. And that's why it shines. It doesn't try to be something it's not.
It's bright, it's funny, it's slapstick humour with the odd adult touch thrown in. Did you wonder why the dog's name is Goddard? Look it up :-)
Aside from a few slow parts, the show moved along well. The soundtrack was the best since Shrek (Shrek had great music and lyrics, this one has great music - I didn't follow the lyrics :-)
No sappy songs, kids that everybody can relate to (you will be hard-pressed not to have felt like them at some point), the neatest darn space fleet you can imagine, Captain Picard in a great performance, and Ed Grimley as the court jester.
This is worth seeing at the theatre just so that you don't have to wait for the video.
This is not a Disney show. This is not a Pixar-animation. This is not a 'realistic' plot and not 'realistic' animation. And that's why it shines. It doesn't try to be something it's not.
It's bright, it's funny, it's slapstick humour with the odd adult touch thrown in. Did you wonder why the dog's name is Goddard? Look it up :-)
Aside from a few slow parts, the show moved along well. The soundtrack was the best since Shrek (Shrek had great music and lyrics, this one has great music - I didn't follow the lyrics :-)
No sappy songs, kids that everybody can relate to (you will be hard-pressed not to have felt like them at some point), the neatest darn space fleet you can imagine, Captain Picard in a great performance, and Ed Grimley as the court jester.
This is worth seeing at the theatre just so that you don't have to wait for the video.