I am neither an animal nor animation fan (in fact, I don't like dogs). I do not particularly enjoy Disney productions (in fact, I dislike Hollywood films in general). I went into Bolt to catch a glimpse of the 3-D technology that is going to be the future of cinema experience (and was underwhelmed by its deployment in Bolt). The story line is routine and predictable (typical of Disney production).
Yet, I was all misty-eyed by the time the final sequence ended. There is something magical in the characters and the way the story is told. I guess if we were to assume it to be pixar-effect (a reasonable deduction given that it was produced by John Lasseter), the acquisition of Pixar would be one of the most rewarding purchases Disney has ever undertaken.
Yet, I was all misty-eyed by the time the final sequence ended. There is something magical in the characters and the way the story is told. I guess if we were to assume it to be pixar-effect (a reasonable deduction given that it was produced by John Lasseter), the acquisition of Pixar would be one of the most rewarding purchases Disney has ever undertaken.
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