Sony Pictures Animation remains unmatched when it comes to creating visually distinctive animated films, as this one proved to be thoroughly enjoyable! Initially, it seems like a familiar story—a small character attempts to demonstrate his worth, receives an opportunity with a significant group, and ultimately they achieve victory—the basic plot is apparent from the beginning. However, the film then takes a different…

I'm having trouble deciding how I feel about this film. It isn’t terrible, but it also doesn’t stand out as anything exceptional. To begin with: The visuals and character designs are appealing! Like a number of recent Sony Animations films, this one looks really nice visually, and the animation is good once you get accustomed to the somewhat jerky style. This reminds me of "Supa Team 4" or the fight scenes in “Pu…

The film *GOAT* doesn't break new ground, yet it rises above thanks to its impressive visuals and a real connection between the two central performers. The movie is at its best when exploring Will’s development as a person and Jett’s need for change, despite moments where the writing feels clunky or the plot becomes too easy to anticipate, lessening the effect of some surprises. It serves as an uplifting recognition …

The “Thorns” aren’t performing well in the “Roarball” league, even with the celebrated leopard “Jet” on their roster. When owner “Flo” discovers a video of the spirited young goat “Will” challenging another star player, "Mane," she recruits him to join the team. The sport blends American football and basketball; it's fast-moving and sometimes rough, so unsurprisingly captain “Jet” isn’t pleased about this small and o…