This was a pleasant little film to watch

C'est beau, belle histoire, perso droles et attachants, ca reste du Pixar donc forcement la qualité est au rendez vous, mais il manque tout de meme le petit truc qu'avaient "Wall-e" ou "Up". Un tres bon film d'anim neanmoins, mais pas dans mon top ^... (read more) C'est beau, belle histoire, perso droles et attachants, ca reste du Pixar donc forcement la qualité est au rendez vous, mais il manque tout de meme le petit truc qu'avaient "Wall-e" ou "Up". Un tres bon film d'anim neanmoins, mais pas dans mon top ^^

The hamster is the excellent comedian... diluted the semi-sad theme and atmosphere... the plot has quite an original idea

Too funny; better than I had anticipated for sure! The hamster kills me!

Finally got to see this and I liked it, makes me want a dog! Thank you Netflix and Roku for bringing this to my home. ;)

Loved it. Bolt is just too darn cute! Great humor, nice action sequence at the beginning and a touching story. You can definetly see John Lasseter's influence in this. Great stuff!

Fun, entertaining, fast paced but ultimately childish movie, Bolt has Disney written all over it, with lovable characters, and a good heart as well. Bolt suffers from the lack of a villain to lend any sense of urgency, and the voice acting is nothing... (read more) Fun, entertaining, fast paced but ultimately childish movie, Bolt has Disney written all over it, with lovable characters, and a good heart as well. Bolt suffers from the lack of a villain to lend any sense of urgency, and the voice acting is nothing to write home again, decent movie for the kids i suppose..

It's not a 'gourmet' banquet on the order of Ratatouille or the first Shrek, but this peppy picture is certainly more than a cinematic 'snack,' and for its 96-minute running time will not bore kids, the parents or other adults joining them.

Adults won't find much to enjoy here, though the dog's high-octane action series serves as a perverse parody of Jerry Bruckheimer-style summer blockbusters.

The format brilliantly brings an audience that much closer to a handful of increasingly lonely, yet contagiously enthusiastic, animals.

Its script is smart, its conceit a heart-tugger in the finest of senses, and it's the first Disney effort in way too long to be more concerned with being a movie than with being a breeding ground for product tie-ins.

If Bolt does not quite rise to the level of bona fide Pixar masterpieces like Wall-E, Finding Nemo and Ratatouille, it does manage to be frisky, funny and inventive enough to engage the attention of grown-ups as well as children.