Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

ChikPapa Very disappointed :(

Palaest recommended

Cassandra Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

theringingguy There are no words to describe this abomination. It's so bad, even coming from Video Brinquedo, it's one of their worst films to hit Amazon. The plot revolves around scientists that hunt monsters from their flying balloon-house. The thing about that is, they aren't even scientists, are really irritating, and really have no clue about what's happening or even what they are saying themselves. It's supposed to be a ripoff from Pixar's "Up", which they didn't even really do, other than the fact they have a flying house suspended by balloons. It doesn't have anything similar other than that. There is a Chinese guy in this movie by the name of "Ching Ling"(which another character calls "Chin Ling"), who is such a stereotype of Chinese people it's hilarious. The person who wrote the script for this movie must have been just stupid high to even conceive of this terrible 45 minute crap-fest. They don't explain anything happening behind the plot, and it's just assumed it's magic and that everything works out that way. If you want to watch this movie I think they have English versions (if you're from the United States) on Youtube. It's pretty much the same as the Original Brazilian Version, and I think it's from Video Brinquedo's Official account; but either way it's terrible in both forms and this movie should have never made it past the sketch board. Watch it if you want your eyes to melt from your skull. -theringingguy

Madame Monster Seriously? Just reading the title makes me cringe. It doesn't sound accurate at all which no doubt symbolizes how much this movie has to offer us.1. The animation is loathsome to watch. The models of the humans are 3D stiff figures who hardly show any emotion and bad running motion. The monsters looked like something a kindergarten would draw in art class.2. The characters are completely annoying and empty-headed. They can't figure out how to make their house turn around when they invented the flying engine? Why do they think that the evil French guy saved them when they didn't even see him help? 3. The science in this movie is just insane. One minute there rock doesn't have it's energy and then a few scenes later it does have it's energy. It's never explained. Plus how does the magic rock that can only hypnotize people open a portal to let monsters out when it falls to the ground? No explanation.4. I don't care if this movie was made for kids. When your movie stars a bunch of scientists you're supposed to make them smart. They sadly don't know a thing or too about science.I can't see anyone watching this movie for more than two minutes without wanting to unplug their TV. This is the kind of movie you would show to your kids when you want to punish them for something. It's a big waste of time.

BlossomTheLeader Not quite bad as Spider's web: A pig's tale but still on the same level as Ratatoing. It's not in English since there's only a British one for this, You can find the English one but it WILL be harder to find than the others, I knew this movie will suck like every time Video Brinquedo produces a new movie unlike Pixar and this is a VERY poor man's version of Pixar's UP. This makes a bad move look like if it's a masterpiece, If you are a person who has bad taste in movies and cartoons, Then this is for you! It needs to be a wake up call if people began to like this crappy rip off and not the original ones. Just look the animation, It's lazily done! Can someone tell me that Pixar is going to sue these evil bastards called "Video Brinquedo"!? I mention that again it doesn't have a profile here on TV.com and If it does get one, I will rate it a 1 like all their 44 minute films. The plot line, It's EVEN WORSE than you expected!The lip sync is ABSOLUTELY off, Don't even watch even if you are curious.

TheLittleSongbird And actually that What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue rips-off Up, one of Pixar's best films, is the least of its problems. How amateurishly made it is in all areas is really painful to watch, lack of originality in a film is not always a problem but it depends on how everything else is done. What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue is not just unoriginal but every component making it up screams of a less-than-amateur job. What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue is not quite as bad as Ratatoing and The Little Panda Fighter, that doesn't mean anything though because it is one of Video Brinquedo's(the Asylum of animated movie studios and even worse, The Asylum does have the odd tolerable film whereas Video Brinquedo's entire resume consists of movies that are to be seen once and immediately erased from the memory) worst. The animation is every bit as hideous as those of Ratatoing and The Little Panda Fighter, instead of detail and fluidity every background is static and choppy, the colours manage to be flat and garish and even worse are the robotic and really quite creepy character designs. Nobody is expecting Disney, Pixar or Studio Ghibli quality here, they want to see effort which wasn't seen all that much with What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue. The soundtrack is forgettable at best and flatly recorded and, like with Ratatoing and The Little Panda Fighter, What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue is written terribly. The humour is unfunny and is more juvenile and at times crass rather than smart and witty. The story, if we side-step the unoriginality, has absolutely no heart or charm to it. It is also a very overly predictable story with some of the laziest exposition of possibly any movie, animated or otherwise, and manages also to be too thin for the almost 50 minute length. Even worse it also didn't even know how or when to end. The characters, there are shades of the Up characters in their character designs but very-badly-designed-clones-looking instead are annoying and not likable in the slightest, and you are looking for good voice work, look elsewhere. If you've seen any of Video Brinquedo's any other outings you'll know how poor the vocal talent is, it's of the didn't-even-try quality with dialogue delivery lacking in any kind of expressions and the voices themselves often grate. Overall, if you want to be uplifted see Up itself, because What's Up: Balloon to the Rescue won't give you that feeling, deflation and annoyance will be more like it. 1/10 Bethany Cox