Dragondrawer88

Balto has been a favorite movie of mine ever since it came out. This is the touching story of an out casted half dog half wolf named Balto voiced by the talented Kevin Bacon who's voice added a slight charm to the Balto character. The story takes place in Nome Alaska in the year 1925. A sickness as stricken the town's children and with out the antitoxin which is located hundreds of miles away in town of Nanana, the children will surly die. The dog team sent to retrieve the medicine which is led by Balto's almost arch nemesis Steel, is lost in a horrible snow storm. Now it is up to Balto to find the missing sled dog team and bring the medicine back to Nome before it is too late.

This movie is so gripping, I can never sit through the whole thing without balling my eyes out. This movie has a great plot which is based of a true story, a wonderful cast of voice actors, and a vary flowing animation style. This movie is so gripping and compelling that it as inspired me to become an cartoonist. I loved this movie so much that some how I found out I have three copies of it in my movie library. Surly this movie is worth seeing or owning if it makes a 17 year old shows tears for it, or sets the course for his career. Call me a geek but this movie is perfect for any one who likes talking animals, old school basic animation, and happy endings.

Let me start by saying if you haven't seen this movie yet don't bother to. This is by far the lamest attempt to create a comic book movie I have ever seen, ( Even the 1994 bootleg version of the Fantastic Four was better!) This movie has shown me and many others how bad Ben Aflack's, ( forgive me if I spelt that wrong) acting can truly be. This movie consists of fast paced action scenes which are almost too fast paced, and are placed way to close together, and a plot that is almost as drawn out and sketchy as Rocky Horror Picture Show, (which is still better then this film).

This movie shows how unpractical these events can truly be, I mean take a look at the X-men movies, sure the thought of people gaining powers by advanced DNA structures is far-fetched, but it makes a hell of a lot of sense then just getting them, In the case of the Daredevil movie, apparently when you lose a loved one, You automatically gain superhuman abilities, demonstrated by the films short lived hero Elektra, (By the way I would not recommend that movie either.)After she loses her father, Who is killed by Bullseye, of coarse she wants her revenge, so with one nights training and an Evanesence CD, Daddy's little girl is now a one man army, and a killing machine. Out to get Daredevil who Elektra thinks killed her father, shes leaping tall buildings and dodging stray bullets, ( by the way this is all happening in a time span of about what appears to be three to four days.) " Is there anything good about this movie?" you ask, well there is some really nice end credits, and they play a lot of Evanesence music so I guess thats a plus. All and all this movie is for the simple minded and anyone who is basically looking for something to watch on a rainy day instead of reruns of Full House!!