Okay, let me tell you about what is undoubtedly my top pick for a film of all time: The Lorax! I really mean it; this movie is an absolute masterpiece, and I’m going to explain why without giving away any plot points. First off, the animation is just incredible! The colors are so bright, and the design of the Truffula Trees? They look like fluffy, candy-colored clouds! It feels like you're stepping into a dream. A…

This film is just awful, really geared toward very young children. The character design has the Lorax rendered in this shockingly bright orange hue. It’s incredibly dull and feels like it was produced solely to make a profit.

It’s a good film that I would happily watch again, and I feel comfortable suggesting it to others. Even with the "Despicable Me" and "Minions" movies under their belt, Illumination has shown they're capable of quality work, and they really captured the whimsical nature of Dr. Seuss' world here, regardless of how logical it might or might not be as it unfolds. It’s been some time since I read “The Lorax,” but my…

The environmental message in The Lorax felt overly forceful and heavy-handed. Following the success of the live-action ‘Cat in the Hat,’ it was inevitable that another Dr. Seuss book would be brought to the screen, and soon enough, the introductory title sequence appeared. A character I found unpleasant popped up alongside the prominent studio logo “Illumination,” which immediately dampened my enthusiasm. It seems…

I didn’t really connect with this _Lorax_. It feels padded out and unnecessary. The core idea is present, though it gets buried beneath a lot of blandness. Final rating: ★★ - Still wasn't my thing, although I can see why some people might like it.