What a fun slow burn 70s disaster movie. The cast is insane, and I found it so compelling throughout.

This movie whips.

Great New York movie, great transit movie.

This movie is so cool and legit funny. It’s so much more absurdist than most comedies, much less comedies from the fourties’

This movie is so much fun.

Never seen it before. Dumb fun. I'm in the "Swayze is charismatic" camp.

Impressive visuals for the time, and slow paced. The opening segment is all still images with text boxes. The conclusion draws some I think for the time progressive parallels between witchcraft persecution and the then modern treatment of women, but it sounds ignorant from now modern knowledge. Interesting from a history of film perspective, and there’s some great shots of nuns sticking out their tongues.

Rocks.

Yep, it’s real good.

Pure joy.

This movie is daffy and fun.

I liked all the themes it was playing with, but it felt muddled and didn’t really hag together for me. Felt like keywords stuffing a plot.

God damn this movie is so funny. I like it better than the show even. So smart at being so stupid. A+. Go see it now.

I had only seen a small part of this movie when I was maybe six, from under the couch. Really fun to revisit as an adult. I enjoyed it legitimately, but it was also dare I say healing to that little kid who was so scared of it. I think what confused and scared me the most as a child was how mean the characters are to each other. And man does this thing deal with DARK themes. Some banger van dyke parks tunes as well.

The human characters constantly have plot realizations out of thin air, and there’s way more ghosts than I was expecting.

This is the only children’s cartoon I know of that nails the whiplash morphing of dream logic. One moment you’re joyfully flying through the air on your bed, then next you’re underwater being chased by a train. 

Some people may say Nemo lifts directly from the Wizard of Oz, or The NeverEnding Story. Those people are boring. 

Nemo has all the emotional beats of a maudlin, down the middle children’s animated feature of the time, with the bug eyed psychedelia of that dream you kept having as a kid. You know the one.

What a good time at the movies. Saw it in 4DX, which is a gimmick but goofy fun. I don’t think the regal in Astoria’s scent device was working properly, because every smell cue just smelled like lemon pledge.

I can’t and won’t describe what I watched.

Let’s go.