Arctic Justice

Watched it with my 5 year old. A little intense for him in some parts, story makes no sense, but my kid enjoyed.

Artic Dogs (2019) is a movie I saw in theatres with my daughter. The storyline follows an artic fox who works in a mailroom but feels he is bound for bigger aspirations. One day luck would have it that he gets his wish and he quickly discovers grander things may be more than he bargained for... This movie is directed by Aaron Woodley (Spark: A Space Tail) and includes voices from Jeremy Renner (Avengers), James Franco (Your Highness), Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dog), John Cleese (A Fish Called Wanda), Heidi Klum (Zoolander) and Alec Baldwin (The Departed). The storyline for this was entertaining primarily due to the unique settings and characters. The villain was just okay and takes a little while to set-up; but once he does, is worthwhile. The animation is excellent as you'd expect. This isn't a classic or must add to your movie collection, but it is a fun watch family movie and doesn't deserve the harsh reviews it is receiving. I would score this a 6/10 and recommend seeing it once.

I don't understand the low scores. Just watched it over Easter 2020 weekend with the whole COVID fiasco. In any case, I enjoyed it watching it with my wife. And we don't have kids!! I'll definitely watch it again with my nieces and nephews. I love animated movies with a Winter theme. Good acting, great voice overs, and amazing animation. Some great jokes, too!! Solid 8/10 for me.

My kid loved it which is what matters. It starts off pretty slow but it is overall a decent movie for kids. Maybe not great for adults as well but whatever.

I don't see all the hate for this one. Then again, I am a child at heart, and seeing how children are the target audience for this film, I got it on DVD.

Telling the tale of Swifty, an arctic fox who works at the mailroom of the Arctic Blast Delivery Service, who dreams of being a Top Dog, one of the company's husky couriers. After his boss tells him he is a fox, not a dog, he decides to prove himself when his best friend, Jade Fox, has a package that needs delivered. However, the receiver is Otto Von Walrus, who is plotting to melt the Arctic. Now he must get his friends together to stop them.

Basically, this film is obviously aimed at kids or those who are kids at heart, because the film teaches two morals: follow your dreams, no matter what anyone says, and always be yourself. The characters are likable, and have a lot of development, and the music is also good.