Homeward

I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1 ONLY because it had a different ish storyline still had a storyline to Onward but felt like a complete rip off from the gem stone to 2 brothers on a road trip one is different than the other. But I liked the idea of 2 different species coming together as one that type of storyline but the animation on this movie felt so rushed with the voice acting. Like when the gem stone fell out of his hand it literally just went through and there teeth is like Pericing their lip at some points in the movie it was all just rushed and I feel like they just wanted to produce a copy of Onward. Such a rip off this movie had potential if they changed the story line made the animation a lot better and actually spent time perfecting it all.

See onward over this because Disney rip-offs are like doppelgängers, The characters are just mutants that came out of the abomination chamber of Area 51 especially the one one with the glass with the TVFilthyFrank2's beard which I want to be beaten by real franku and nothing is good, just go to Disney+ and watch onward okay? Okay.

Sooner or later, the moment comes when we can no longer enjoy the simple joys of life. Everyday affairs take away the last forces, we become more cynical and rigid, both in relation to others, and to ourselves. Should we blame us? Of course not. However, I want to remind myself that I need to stop, look around, arrange a short respite, and learn to be a child again. It's easier said than done, however, agree, it is sometimes necessary for all of us. Director Michael Johnson took on the daring task and turned all of the above into a separate setting, into a world that from early times was shrouded in miracles and good-natured magical creatures, where frogs drive cars, Orcs and Elves live in peace, Elves know how to conjure. All this remained on the pages of children's fairy tales and in the puzzles of exciting games. Fortunately, adventurers who have dreamed of collecting two parts of the stone that controls the consciousness, armed themselves with the command and went to fight for dominance from the nation have not yet shifted. So did the evil orc Rolf, and had already begun to create his army, but then... the main characters appeared! The main character is a guy named Lloyd, whose self-confidence creates a great path to go to the prestigious university. Principal Ashford doubts the guy's talent, but Lloyd is unusually talented, and life is so insidious that it gives him an incredible chance - to reveal his talent, overcome accumulated fears and phobias, and plunge headlong into such a mysterious set of circumstances. A faithful ally, as well as concurrently and a driver, is Lloyd's brother, Barl - a very brave and courageous character, a great lover of pranks and milk. Together they will have to go through many difficulties that they will encounter on their way, but at the same time the journey will temper their character, making them true friends, heroes and saviors of the world. How will this affect Lloyd's success in life? Find out by watching the cartoon... "Homeward" is a great story, with catchy characters, good morale, funny jokes, catchy drama, charming characters in an unusual setting, and, most importantly, an amazing finale that will not leave anyone indifferent. The main characters of "Homeward" remind us that in the life of any person there is magic, if there are close people nearby... I advise everyone to watch this movie! P.S.: People, please watch this movie. You don't have to s#oop it (Excuse me). This movie, like other films, just wants to teach us to believe in good, if we are not so bad about different films, we will finally live in peace and good. Peace! ✌

Saw this movie by chance. Still haven't seen Onward because of the pandemic, waiting on the dvd to arrive. I liked Homeward. It was not the best, or greatest. However not disappointed; I have seen worse. I would, and have watched it again. I liked the story line, and how it can reflect and relate to the real-world and its problems right now. So I do see pop-culture values in this. Is it rip off from Onward or is it Lord of the Rings, the hobbit and many other fantasy creature world movies/stories. Even in its simplicities, I liked it. So, yes; animation is better from bigger companies, but I have seen worse, way worse. Never the less; I would let my children watch it. It has morals in the story. I didn't mind the references to Ralph and von Sweets. It made it easier to follow these stereotyped characters. Yes my first thought did connect this to onward. Hard not to it has many similarities. But it came out first. Which was the original and which is the rip off who knows? Lion king vs Kimba the white lion as example. Just because one is a big company, with a bigger budget, better animations (probably). What I can tell there is a difference in story line. Its not a complete rip off. Maybe its like all the animated Big Foot movies that came out around the same time, in the same period, etc. Many of them still tickled my fancy for different reason. It is a reflection of the zeitgeist of the pop-culture! I liked. Don't expect to much and you will enjoy yourself with this movie.