roobeedoo

The score is excellent and sound is well done. It's neat to see so many non-human characters but disappointing they're no more than scenery. The animation, though colourful, looks like a 2003 video game. Characters look like kids made them out of clay, blocky and awkward, movements are stiff and unnatural. The use of light and shadows looks nice but blatantly screams good/evil that the story can be told without dialogue. The stories are pointless. Light saber colours are mixed up. Nice to hear original actors doing voices. Six hundred characters is a lame, stupid, unnecessary rubbish requirement.

It's sickening that the now middle aged daughter defends her mom's actions because mommy grew up in a time when kids/teens had to follow rules. What? She complains that she didn't make the cheer squad, team whatever, because of the other girl (riiight), but in the same breath says she hated cheerleading and wanted to quit. She breaks the rules during some sort of campaign and waaa boo is disqualified. Mom and daughter claim they're bullied by the other mom, and the school board. Oh boy. A grown woman and mother cries about being bullied. What a wonderful role model.

The daughter's support of mommy is just as disgusting as her mother's behaviour, Which isn't all that surprising after seeing interviews with the daughter.

If this happened in the last 15 years this woman would have gotten life.