the audience applauded

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Not for kids... Some point this is very sad. And horrifying.

It is most powerful and watch repeatedly movie of Pixar animations

If I had not seen the name Pixar in the title and credits for this movie, I would never believe that this movie belongs to the same studio that brought masterpieces like Wall-E!! Dude, Arlo is the worst protagonist I've ever seen in an animated movie!!!! He has no charisma, he's dull and boring and his design is generic. Cars and Brave are also considered the weakest Pixar movies but at least they had protagonists a little more interesting and striking! Spot is a better character but not extraordinary, and his cute presence is not able to save the movie from complete disgrace. The script is very uninspired and without identity, being simply a heap of situations already seen in other animations, which happen to have no connection with each other, which makes Arlo's journey tiresome and boring. The villains were one- dimensional and shallow. And what the heck was these cartoonish dinosaurs interacting in these overly realistic landscapes? This didn't match and was very strange !!

This movie wasn't terrible, but it didn't present anything new or special. It was basically a soap opera with dinosaurs, with a tragic element that didn't fit with what people think of when they think of dinosaurs. The movie was somewhat like watching superheroes seeking psychotherapy. It humanizes dinosaurs by making them thoughtful and intelligent lizards that struggle to make sense out of the cruel world around them.Now, as I said, it wasn't awful, and not the worst of the Pixar flicks, but it didn't work, ultimately. Most of us wanted to see dinosaurs struggle with dinosaur issues, not struggle with human issues. We got enough of that from Brave and the daughter-mother relationship problems.