We are here! We are here!

Horton Hears a Who! Have you seen this movie? Go see it please! Horton Hears a Who is easily one of the best movies I have seen ever. When I say I liked Matrix, I liked a part of it... When I say I liked KungFu Hustle, I liked it for its action... when I say I liked Hot Rod, well, my crazy side enjoys it, I like inspirational movies like V for Vendetta and Lagaan... but Horton Hears a Who! is a movie that I liked for everything, all adjectives possible, for comedy, noise, values, fast-paced, drama, survival, emotions, inspirational... simply everything.

I know some of you have severe allergy from animated movies since they are (so called) kids' stuff. Well I wont spend time arguing that animated movies are good but I would like to convince you to just see this one animated movie please.

Those who like animated movies, you will forget all those older moving ones like Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Monster Inc, Cars if you see this one: Horton Hears a Who! Also you might have got bored of some recent copy cats of each others, like Madagascar, The Wild, Open Season, *some pengiun movies* etc etc etc.... NOT WITH THIS!!!

When these days it seems creating an oscar movie is incredibly easy... just make a war movie, or cast Robert De Neiro and other mueseum statues, or show gigantic production figures, or make something anti-racist (being racist inside, e.g. 'The Kingdom') or spell superb special effects... Horton Hears a Who! goes in a totally lateral direction. When movie critics (aka tards) think deep to justify some movie as a classic (serious gay oscar stuff), it is not hard to call this movie great and memorable.

Ok I wont be harsh on Godfather-ish style movies else you wont see this movie. I take all back what I wrote in above paragraph, else you wont see this movie. Please see it!

Horton Hears a Who! shows an elephant's extreme determination and amazing forgiveness (voice acted by Jim Carrey). The movie starts as a really good comedy flick but catches seriousness, wonderfully maintaining its humorous touch, not to forget the movie moves just quite fast. If you know 'Steve Carrell' (Bruce Almighty, Evan Baxter), he has also done some awesome voice acting of another main character in this movie.
The movie's soundtrack has unbelievable amount of noise! The context of the movie makes it really beautiful! The movie does have a message at the end which simply doesnt matter. The whole movie has just so many messages the last one sounds insignificant.
Nothing's perfect: the animation is not top quality but honestly it does the job of depicting everything in appropriate detail, nothing more was necessary but could have been better. That is the only complaint I guess I have from the movie.

Noticable thing is that this movie (I bet) will be enjoyable by everyone from a child to a teen to a middle aged to an old person. Whether a superficial viewer or a hardcore-movie-critic, you will enjoy it. A suggestion that I will give is that if at all you like this movie, see it again! It gets better and better in each replay.

Please see it!