Clarissa Mora The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

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

Eric Stevenson "King Of The Hill" is arguably the most realistic cartoon ever made. It's not just the settings, it's that the animation is unbelievably realistic. Mike Judge has more or less proved more so than any other cartoonist that we truly live in a wonderful world and there are plenty of things in it! That seems impossible, seeing as how he's perhaps the most religious cartoonist out there. Someone's a moron in this equation. Technically, he's done a lot to promote secular humanism and really does deserve some award for it. There was one episode where Luann saw an angel but it was ambiguous if it was just in her imagination. The characters appeared in an episode of "The Simpsons"...even though the creators said these shows don't take place in the same Universe. I absolutely refuse to believe these shows take place in the same Universe, because it is impossible for Simpsons characters to ever appear in an episode of "King Of The Hill".So what can I really say about the show? Well, it really comes off as very average. I know that doesn't make a lot of sense, but that's really how I feel. I mean, I really don't see anything wrong with the show given how realistic it is, but I don't see anything right with it as it doesn't do much as a cartoon in itself. I can't really be against it because it accurately portrays real life. I want to promote reality and this is a good way of doing it. The characters aren't really bland, they're just very realistic. Dale is probably the funniest with his zany ideas. There are definitely funny moments, there just don't seem to be that many. It doesn't come off as that good when I first found out about it. Anything new seems good.So, would I recommend this show? Well, yeah. I mean, it's so weird how it truly is a unique cartoon in that it's probably the least unique cartoon ever made. I think it should have more jokes like "Beavis And Butt-Head". If you want a realistic cartoon that's very funny, go watch "Bob's Burgers", even though the characters look like Muppets. **1/2 out of ****, simply because I want to go in the middle.

theoneandonlyjimmypage -it was the evening of the day....a first night to the first day of the revolution of the 1960"s...1970"s etc...please! Hank Hill was there Mr. Red Corn and Hanks high school buddies...now his friends of his adult years....there are plenty of flash back episodes recounting those glory days and a flood of players flirting with dozens of images....the sexiest things, among these...the details of the animated world....the life like situations and the extreme...you know what..this show could not even be pulled off by real actors...it is the biggest laugh-fest you can have--guaranteed.....tho'listen to me...I promise you will find you or someone else in there and it will change you forever...you will become your best possible you with a regular diet of King of the Hill

athomed This review is 13 seasons in the making. For 12 years, I was a faithful viewer of King of the Hill. It started out as a wonderful addition to a great Sunday evening lineup on Fox, it ended as the saving grace to a boring and vulgar Sunday evening lineup. This show was forgotten by Fox for five years, they cut its marketing down to nothing and then wondered why it didn't deliver the numbers they wanted.Hank Hill, a responsible husband, son, and father lives his life in a rapidly changing world. He's comforted by his small Texas town, "Arlen", and the friends he's made there, although sometimes, they offer more headache than anything else! The satire was biting right to the end. This show successfully balanced many different ideas without crushing them and did so without beating up on one of the other. Hank Hill is a Reagan conservative, or even a LBJ democrat, his aging dog is aptly named Ladybird.Hank's ideas are often challenged by a growing wave of Liberal viewpoints around Arlen, and simply put, the show never makes fun of any ideology, it makes fun of the behavior intertwined with it, and shows that both ideologies have their problems and their good points. Conservatism is never made fun of and liberalism is never made fun of, except by the main characters.The show follows the daily life of the Hill family and their neighborhood. Peggy is his loving wife with an inflated ego, Bobby is Hank's son, Hank worries that "that boy ain't right" because he's a little different and dreams of being a professional comedian, Hank would prefer he be High School football quarterback and then work at Strickland Propane with Hank. The ensemble cast is great and all of them are funny.This show has everything going for it, well thought out plots, great voice acting, and pleasing animation.This is a 10/10 excellent show. Give it a try if you haven't already.

Jackpollins While there are better animated TV shows like South Park and Family Guy, this is still great and is probably a little bit more intelligent than both of those. Mike Judge showed his enormous talent kicking off with this show. This show is the story of Hank Hill (voice of Mike Judge), his wife, Peggy (voice of Kathy Najimi), and their wacky son, Bobby (voice of Pamela Adion.) The show somehow seems to be entertaining and smart without having an adventure, but people just like us that go to work, go home, watch TV, and go to bed only to wake up at 6:30. Unlike South Park and Family Guy, instead of having a certain plot, this is just another day of the hill family. This is a good thing. The show also offers great characters like the odd Dale (voice of Johnny Hardwick), the happy sad-sack Bill (voice of Stephen Root), and the fast-talking Boomhower (voice of David Herman). These are bright and colorful characters that aren't one-dimensional or one-note, they are complicated, smart, expansive characters. This is a great show, go watch it.