Paw Patrol: Der Mighty Kinofilm

It is a very fun movie for kids, I think almost any child will have a wonderfull time, a very charming story with cute characters, with cool vehicles. At the same time it is an obvious commercial to sell the toys of what you see in the movie. The story accomplishes to be entertaining with a basic structure. I think despite to be a franchise made for little kids, unlike the show, the writers tried to make an story decent enough to entratain the adults in the audience what makes it more a family move than just for little kids as the show. Telling us about the emotional insecurity of Skye for being the tiniest and weakest member of the team and trying to overcome it while using superpowers to defeat the crazy scientist with similar insecurities as Skye.

Visually is decent, the vehicles have cool concepts the characters are adorable, I am not sure if it is the movie or a problem with the theater I went, but there were some scenes where the frame rate of the animtion changed, like if most of the movie the animations where made 24 fps and then few scenes there was a character moving like 12 fps, or like sometimes they forgot to add motion blur to the animation.

I would say is a charming and fun family movie perfect for kids or even and adult looking for a relaxing carefree movie.

This is a kids film, so I have no idea why people are reviewing it through their eyes as adults.

Yes, there are a more "scary" moments than the first one - But my 2 year old is scared by Scooby Doo, yet had no problems with this. And yes... the voices are a bit different - but only adults will notice that anyway!

So. As a KIDS film - This was great. Entertaining, emotional & funny for both kids and parents. Well produced, well edited, great soundtrack, lots of nods to action/superhero films for adults. Kid lapped up every minute, including the end credits, and didn't want to leave. So 10/10 as far as she's concerned.

This is not a bad movie, don't get me wrong. Even compared to most garbage that gets thrown at us adults for entertainment purposes.

The mighty movie has all the characters we know (and like or even love) from the tv show. And that's about it. Except for the pups and the other characters we already know, this movie has nothing to do with the Paw Patrol we're used to.

It's the mighty movie, I got this. But even their super powers are different from the tv show (if these episodes were fan favorites, I also get the reason behind this movie and I can blind guess the next installment could be about dinosaurs).

There's more action, more shooting stuff, fighting, explosions and (more real) threat than in all tv show seasons together. It's not innocent anymore - and I guess that's why I feel this is not a Paw Patrol movie.

The kids liked it (because of the characters they know?). The movie has its moments, it has a good portion of fun and the story is not too bad for what it is; entertainment for kids aged 5 or 6 and up. Visually, the movie feels like a tiny step back from the first installment (imho the fur looks weird at times). But, I repeat, this has nothing to do with Paw Patrol from the tv show.

On the positive side, the movie succeeds in delivering an exciting plot that emphasizes teamwork, bravery, and friendship-core values that Paw Patrol fans appreciate. The story introduces a fun twist with the pups gaining superpowers, adding a fresh element to their usual rescue missions. This new angle keeps things exciting and ensures that young viewers remain engaged from start to finish. The film's humor is light and accessible, making it enjoyable for kids and occasionally amusing for adults. However, the animation quality left me wanting more. While the characters remain as adorable and expressive as ever, the overall animation feels somewhat cheap and lacks the polish seen in higher-budget animated films. Some scenes appear rushed, with less attention to detail in the backgrounds and character movements. This detracts from the immersive experience that fans might expect, especially those used to the higher quality of the television series. The dialogue can be a bit simplistic at times, which is understandable given the target audience but may leave parents wishing for a bit more depth or cleverness in the script. The movie's pacing is generally good, though a few segments felt slightly repetitive, with rescue sequences becoming predictable after a while.

Overall, this is a fun, family-friendly adventure that young fans will likely enjoy. It captures the spirit of the Paw Patrol series, offering plenty of action and heartwarming moments. However, the animation quality and simplistic dialogue might not fully satisfy adult viewers or those accustomed to more sophisticated animated films.

This movie is the sequel to the Nickelodeon movie Paw Patrol: The Movie (2021) that is based on the 2013 show Paw Patrol that is still going to this day; I know what the show is about, even though I have not seen much of it, and this movie is based on something that does happen in the show. The sequel Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie (2023) is as good and enjoyable enough as the first movie, with it having great animation and good voice acting for these characters that kids will know because of the show, but also it has fun action and entertaining enough villains where you can have some fun with it. Plus, even if you have not seen the show before, or if you have seen some of it but not too much, you might question some things that happen but will like it despite it being aimed at kids.

The whole cast voicing the Paw Patrol pups and the owner Ryder all do a respectable job voicing these characters, along with side characters having well-known actors voicing them, even in exceedingly small roles that do not make a difference. Unlike the first movie where it focused on the police pup Chase, this movie focuses on the pup named Skye finding out how she was found by Ryder, and her proving to herself that she is not a weak small pup by taking this power crystal, gives herself superpowers, and uses them to save the day from the many threats to Adventure City involving meteors, Mayor Humdinger, and Victoria Vance. There is not much to say about the main characters other than that the way they save people from incidents/accidents is entertaining to watch, and them using their powers from the crystals is cool with the nice-looking animation.

The villain is Victoria Vance who makes a machine to drag meteors from space to come down and crash on Earth where Adventure City is, along with her saying she is not a mad scientist, even though she acts crazy and over the top; the other villain is the return of Mayor Humdinger, but he does not do much other than break out of prison, help Victoria steal the crystals, and have one sequence around the end of the second act leading to the third act/third act climax. The animation is well done and nice to look at, with it being bright and colorful, along with the look and colors from the crystals, the Paw Patrol equipment, how they use their powers, and what the powers look like when they use them; also, the action sequences in the movie were fun and entertaining to watch, even in the third act climax.

If you have kids who are fans of the Paw Patrol show, or if you like the show yourself, along with liking the first movie, then you will have fun or will be entertained with this sequel movie; the movie sequel Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie (2023) is clearly not for me, but I was entertained by it and some fun with it, even though I have not seen much of the show. Not a perfect animated movie, but it is not trying to be, it is just trying to be fun and entertaining.