No, not a movie about our northern peninsula.


Once again Pixar fails to disappoint, in spades. I admit I had my doubts going into this one, but they hit it out of the park. Again. This one had their traditional short opener, and excellent end titles as well. There is so much good stuff going on I don't know where to start. Don't blink, because you'll miss something. It's sweet, and delivers several morals without being preachy, just matter-of-fact. Younger kids might not get everything being said, but can be brought up in apres-movie conversations. I don't know that younger than 10 or so could handle this, as there are some tense moments and threatening situations. The audience for my showing were related to the Pixar folks, I think, because there was much overreaction on the adults' part.
It
is a movie you can really get into, however; so go for it. They have their characterizations down pat, right down to the pack mentality, personality of different dogs, and the effects of isolation on unstable humans...
Oh, don't be an old fuddy-duddy, just go see it.