'Onward' review: Whimsical, fantastical journey with lots of Pixar's pixie dust


Pixar's latest, 'Onward', is a whimsical, fantastical journey that will have you laughing and crying in equal amounts.

For all the success Pixar have had with the sequels to their most popular movies (Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Monsters University, and er, Cars), the animation studio are arguably at their very best when coming up with new ideas and stories.

Some of their very best movies have been stand-alone films - WALL-E, Up, Inside Out, Coco... these movies have managed to find the sweet spot between entertaining and emotional, and happily, Onward continues this wonderful tradition.

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8.5 10

Summary:

Watch it once for the feels, watch it twice for the details

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