Patrulha Canina: Um Filme Superpoderoso

All those familiar pups are back, except with (mostly) different voices which is an automatic point off for me. Another point off is the overall visual look of the film. It looks more like a video game than what the 2021 film looked like, which I prefer over this instalment. My 3rd point off is the plot, which I feel is slightly heavy for the age group we're going for. Again, I felt the 2021 plot was great, while keeping it super light and fun. That being said, this movie moves at a good pace, is quite entertaining, has many laughs for all ages, and does have some return voices which helps. My kids enjoyed it and want to see it again, we'll see if it gets viewed as many times as the 2021 version, which I'm guessing I've seen about 50 times lol!

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 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.

When your six year old nephew visits from out of state and we went to the movies, you see Paw Patrol. For a middle aged adult like myself, it's an okay satisfactory family flick about animated puppies who drive cars and save the world or the neighborhood. The plot is a little absurd but the animation is stellar. The voices are well done. The film is ideal for families with young children. The paw patrol does a very good job. There are some heartwarming moments in the movie. I enjoyed it overall as an adult. My nephew enjoyed it too. It was great for young audiences. The film lasted about ninety minutes. If you want a family film, this is okay.

Even though i shouldn't watch this movie, but here is something about it.

Finally i a movie that literallly for kids, i mean recent animatied movie like elemental that to mature imo and more like 13+ movie, and rated PG just like this movie, this movie more like a simple adventure movie with cute little dogs instead of kissing water and fire.

This movie also has simple straight up story line that very easy to understand, no complicated things and twist.

Things that don't fit with the kids started when one of the dog "let go her past" that maybe will make some kids cry, beside of that this movie is a really solid movie that really for kid.

Even the story is simple but i still asking why the story is not really having moral value, the movie also don't really fit with someone even if they 12 years old or older, it's to expectable and not really tense.

Even though this movie has mediocre story, this movie still really solid and really watchable for kids making it still recomended to watch.