Onward (2020) | Movie Review - Bull Session

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Onward, the latest film from CGI pioneer, Pixar Animation Studios is here! But ow does it stack up to the studio's impressive library?
Onward (2020) - Movie Review by Bull Session
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March 5, 2020
Starring Tom Holland, Chris Pratt, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Octavia Spencer
Directed by Dan Scanlon
A Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios production
Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
This video is a Bull Session Production. All contents are used in accordance with Fair Use for the purposes of criticism and parody.
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@BullSession 4 года назад

I mean, what else were you really expecting?

@brycevo 4 года назад

As a son who lost a father recently, I felt all the feels

@BugsyFoga 4 года назад

I honestly feel the Chris Pratt character , Barley would've totally been played by Jack Black judging by his design alone

@alexlemonds2838 4 года назад

If you're craving a more mature animated fantasy flick I recommend Ralph Bakshi's Wizards. A trippy, colorful 90 minute treat, man. :P

@BullSession 4 года назад

That one's on my to watch list, yea. I've heard a one of a kind

@beardupbeerdown7355 4 года назад

Wasn't expecting much going in, but am a huge fan now.

@realar 4 года назад

The ending was a payoff to every single thing that Ian learned, how the heck was it contrived? Granted, the location of the ending did not serve a purpose to Ian's journey narratively, but seeing how he blossomed in the finale was satisfying plus a nice little callback for their mom was also nice as well.

@Groovaystaypuft1234 4 года назад

you no what’s better then onward BEAST WARS WATCH THE BEAST WARS RETROSOME THING

@HoloCatHead 4 года назад

I was prepared to ignore the buzz lightyear thing mostly because it was such a minor detail that you could miss it on your first couple of viewings. With a lot of modern shows it feels like an important detail that is focused on rather than glossed over that the writers just expect you to ignore. (on a side note. The weird politics on the twitter side kept me from giving this movie a chance.)