Mosley

I liked this movie, good animation and voice acting.many year's ago i aked myself what gives us the right to posses other living beings and have "power" over their lives. This movie makes me think of that, i guess the movie its more about slavery (humans) but this should make us think also about farm animals and other animals that are mistreated and we should do something about if. Put yourself for example in a pig/ cow's place and see if you like the way you are treated and killed not living more than 1-3 years (out of 10-20). Let's learn something from this movie (even if you relate only to the humans)

The beginning is difficult to watch. The storyline isn't strong. But the film has heart, and has a worthwhile cause, and ending.

The film is thrilling largely in part to how unpredictable it is. Any kind of cliche that has given feature animation a bad name is cleverly avoided here. Whenever I was expecting this movie to tread predictable territory it always managed to subvert my expectations and deliver something much more invigorating and original.

Mosley is a lot darker and more dramatic a film than I expected and the villain is a bad ass you won't soon forget...

This was quite an engaging animation with the added benefit of no singing (so no annoying songs being played a million times afterwards by your kids). The animation was very well done and the plot well executed. Like all family movies, this too carried a moralistic message but this one avoided being political.

This movie goes above and beyond! The story-line was incredibly well written, I cried like a baby throughout the whole movie.