Saw it in the cinema with the kids in 3D

Loved It! watched it with tha family and it was great got it on blue ray and have watched it a few times now, great story line & cast & lots of LOL moments xxxx great for kids & older ones xxxx :)

kinda funny but every joke was expected, though Seth Rogen was quite funny

This film was just ok. It started off fairly slow but picked up steam once the monsters got out in the open. It was a fairly fun movie, but I didn't laugh as much as I was hoping. It did have some decent references to the old monster movies from t... (read more) This film was just ok. It started off fairly slow but picked up steam once the monsters got out in the open. It was a fairly fun movie, but I didn't laugh as much as I was hoping. It did have some decent references to the old monster movies from the 1950s. The few laughs that I did get came from Stephen Colbert's president (even though he should have been funnier) and Seth Rogen's BOB. I thought all of the voice actor choices were spot on and worked. Overall a good animated movie that may have been better in 3D and even though Dreamworks have made some ok animated films, this like others, cannot even compare to Pixar films.

Very good,( michelle)

i liked it plus it killed a fair while on a plane to antiga

"Once again, a UFO has landed in America, the only country UFOs ever seem to land in."

I had so much fun watching this movie.

The cool stuff -- like 3-D and collapsing bridges -- may get filmmakers halfway there, but to make it all the way home, they need the usual movie elements, like a good story and vivid characters, and here Monsters vs. Aliens comes up short.

MvA isn't, and isn't pretending to be, as ambitious a project as Pixar's almost universally lauded Wall-E was. But does it have to feel like something that's just rolled off a conveyor belt, made according to an exacting but dull set of specification... (read more) MvA isn't, and isn't pretending to be, as ambitious a project as Pixar's almost universally lauded Wall-E was. But does it have to feel like something that's just rolled off a conveyor belt, made according to an exacting but dull set of specifications?

Three-dimensional sequences, whether animated or live action, can feel more gimmicky than integral to the tale. Happily, such is not the case with the entertaining Monsters vs. Aliens.

A highly competent, smartly engineered delivery system for the very clichés it pretends to subvert.

An animated funhouse that delivers on its title and ups its scary-comic impact if you see it in 3-D.