Steve Ahlman

And that seems like a simple enough and wild-out-there concept, but the humor and punchiness that comes with this movie is something that's actually...

quite unlike Pixar and is kind of akin to something like a Nickelodeon or a Cartoon Network movie.

Not to say that it doesn't have any of the sentimentality or any of the very good messages that a lot of these movies are known for, but there's something about

the type of irreverence and wild madcap comedy that comes with this movie that is truly refreshing for a Pixar movie and something that I think you need to support if you, like me, are kind of sick of the idea of a Toy Story 5 being out there in the world.

These are the movies that should be supported and should probably be watched by people like you because this is the thing that's going to be getting people's attention.

And don't let Hoppers pass you by.

It's really funny, incredibly sweet, and something that Pixar has been missing for quite a while.

And that's a really big breath of fresh air.

Check it out, Hoppers.

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