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Old 06-10-2006, 02:46 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket
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The animation was breathtaking. Sometimes it's hard to remember that none of it exists. Loved the landscapes, the light reflections on shiny cars (ka-chow!), everything. The characters were awesome - the whole gamut of makes and models with just a bit of exaggerated flair, and personalities to match.

Voice talent was great, including the unrecognizable ones. The whole time I was listening to Chuck and thinking who is that, he's great. Checked, and it's Michael Keaton.

I'm with iSm on Toy Story - the sequel was very sequel-ish, even if it was great. The video game tie-in was even more blatant than the video game tie-in in the live action 101 Dalmations.
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