“MR. PEABODY AND SHERMAN”
ANIMATED FILM REVIEW
Truth be told:
You can grade me as an old school enthusiast, but no matter.
I try not to be a fan of the present day animated films where the focus rests largely on CGI instead of plot.
This one, however, is an exception: I am bowled over by “MR. PEABODY AND SHERMAN”.
It may be in 3D but the use of CGI is wisely balanced.
The movie is funny, wacky, cute, offering a wisp of spring, is irresistible, and a lot more …..
Truly we roar at the unintended antics of the comic duo MR.PEABODY, his son SHERMAN and their helpless escapades.
The “feel-good” energy is set to dispense anybody’s blues away.
Let’s take a quick run through the story:
Mr. Peabody (Ty Burrell) is a smart talking dog who won the legal right to adopt Sherman (Max Charles), an orphaned baby.
Father and son now live an eventful life—punctuated by frequent time-travel adventures around the world in Mr. Peabody’s time machine (called “the WABAC’). You better believe this.
Life is perfect, until Sherman starts school.
Teased by his classmate, Penny, for his unorthodox upbringing, Sherman retaliates and lands himself in a fix, raising doubts about Mr. Peabody’s ability to raise a human child.
Thereupon Sherman takes the WABAC out for a joyride to impress Penny and win over her friendship.
The two accidentally rip a hole in the universe, wreaking havoc affecting the most important events in history.
Before the damage sinks deeper to alter the past, present and future, Mr. Peabody is summoned to their rescue.
This is a wholesome family entertainment at its best.
Everybody will be assured of rib-tickling fun and laughter galore.
You can’t possibly go wrong with this one, chum.
Rating: 4 out of 5
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