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The second new (to me) film I watched this year was the 2000 Disney animated comedy film, The Emperor's New Groove.
As in the last review, I will attempt to do the following:
- Rate each movie on a 1 (worst movie ever) to 5 (best movie I have seen) scale.
- Provide a 2-3 sentence summary of the movie.
- I will share 1 theme from the movie.
- Write one thing I liked about the movie and 1 thing I disliked about the movie.
- State who I think would make the best audience for this movie.
The Emperor's New Groove (2000) Rating 4 stars out of 5
Summary: A young selfish Peruvian emperor Kuzco, (voiced by David Spade) is accidentally transformed into a llama by his wicked advisor in a failed assassination attempt. The Tribal leader, Pacha (voiced by John Goodman) that Kuzco is trying to usurp land from begrudgingly tries to restore Kuzco back into himself. Over the course of their arduous journey, the emperor begins to see himself in a new light.
Theme: One theme of the movie is the difficulties involved in putting others needs ahead of your own.
Likes: The emperor's new groove is an extremely funny movie. The humor is both character driven and through it's over the top ridiculousness and frenetic pace.
Dislikes: The plot of the movie sometimes suffers from the slapstick nature of the film. I think repeat viewing may place more emphasis on the emotional unevenness of the plot.
A Good Audience for this Film: People who like their Disney animated movies with less musical interludes, fans of Shrek, David Spade, and fast paced romps should enjoy this movie.
2025 New To Me Film Update
I have watched and reviewed 2 films:
Films released from 2009 to 2024 Watched 0 Remaining 2
Films released from 1994 to 2008 Watched 1 Remaining 1
Films released from 1979 to 1993 Watched 0 Remaining 2
Films released from 1964 to 1978 Watched 0 Remaining 2
Films released from 1949 to 1963 Watched 0 Remaining 2
Films released before 1934 and up to 1948 Watched 1 Remaining 1
My Daughter Lucy and I watched this film at the local movie theatre that we work at. It was part of an Employee appreciation party. Watching it in a theatre setting with our co-workers was very enjoyable.
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