Mia et moi, L'Héroïne de Centopia

"Mia and Me: the Hero of Centopia" is a fun and exciting animated movie based on a TV series that is up to its fourth season.

It follows Mia, a young girl, who can travel to a magical world called Centopia. In this world, Mia has already met and made friends with some elves and unicorns from the TV version and with the help of her old friends and some new ones, she embarks on a quest to save Centopia and its inhabitants from the evil toad, Toxor.

The look and design of this film is visually stunning and the characters are lovable and engaging. The story is captivating, full of adventure and the message of friendship and good triumphs evil is delivered clearly. The movie also touches on important themes such as teamwork and believing in yourself.

This movie is not all about war and fighting as other reviews have stated, and while these elements exist they are balanced with those of fun and enjoyable moments flying on rainbows, dance parties and meeting the great storm unicorn. The animation quality is a little hit and miss but overall gets the job done. The music is great, fun and playful when it needs to be, thrilling and dramatic when the stakes are high.

Overall, Mia and Me the Hero of Centopia is a great movie for both young and old audiences alike. Its exciting storyline and creative characters are sure to entertain and inspire.

The 3D models are very low budget, and I haven't seen animation this bad in a very long time. When speaking the teeth just go up and down randomly, and the lips stay exactly with the teeth. It's like some flip-top head puppet thing going on. These are some zero-effort models and animation. Not really fit for feature film. This might be acceptable for a 3 year old's Saturday morning kids show.

I just couldn't get past how bad this was, so can't really speak about any other aspect of the 'movie'. I'm an amateur, and I've done better on my own, so a paid professional should be able to do better.

Mia and Me - The Hero of Centopia is a part live action, part animation, fantasy adventure. The predictable plot with positive messages about destiny and finding the strength within will appeal to young children. It does have themes and violence which means the film is suitable for all but the youngest viewers, that is children over 6.

The quality of the animation is a little uneven and is not at the standard of the major animation studios, but the look and design is bright cheerful and fun.

Thé voice acting is appropriate with that of the villain and his henchman being the most memorable.

Music was very good, if occasionally loud.

A fun film for kids between 6 to 10 years old with positive messages to believe in yourself; to try your best; and to always remember that courage, friendship and kindness are far more powerful than hatred and fear.

A fun film in which Mia, a human girl who can go the land of elves and unicorns, as an elf, must help save her magical world from an evil monster.

It is very colourful, even the bad guys are bright and colourful as well as slimy. All the old friends are in this film, if you used to watch the TV series you'll know them, but if you haven't that's okay too. And there is a new friend, Iko, a boy elf from Lotus Island who just wants to fight the bad toad monster with an army. Mia convinces him that they must solve her oracle to save his people. Mo and Yuko and Phuddle are all helping too, which was great to see.

There are a lot of funny moments, mainly because of Phuddle, because he is a little crazy. There is also funny action and fighting the bad guys with giant puffy balls. The new characters made me laugh. I enjoyed seeing everyone from the TV show again.

It's quite brutal. Made for people who want to prepare their little kids for a life of war.

It's a constant fight of good versus evil. If that's how you want your child view life and society, go for it. The characters in this children's movie are constantly beasting each other. Or gasing each other with blue gas that turns you into a monster. Hm.