Monsters vs. Aliens Movie Review
Monsters vs. Aliens Is A Feast To Your Optical Senses
Animated action comic flick Monsters vs. Aliens crawls to the top spot collecting $58.2 millions in a week. If you believed that it’s only the 3-D that tries to appeal you in Monsters vs. Aliens you haven’t gotten it right. The animated characters, the colors, and mind blowing special effects all work in tandem and the 3D will just blow it up to the peak your viewing experience.
The dialogues will be witty and complement the storyline. You will get to listen to the vocal expertise of Stephen Colbert, Seth Rogen, Will Arnett and Paul Rudd.
Cast includes Reese Witherspoon, Hugh Laurie, and Kiefer Sutherland. Witherspoon plays Susan and her wedding with Derek is canceled when a meteorite crashes on the Earth. Radiation transforms her into a giant and will be put in a top-secret place. In a funny jumble it will be known that monsters have been put in the same place.’ This is certainly not a kid stuff movie if you assuming so, it kind of makes you feel like playing a thrilling Nintendo. The story of Susan as bride and then a freak and then to liberated woman is just filler amidst the battlefield of Monsters vs. Aliens. The jokes in the film may not tickle you but Seth Rogen’s vocal expertise will certainly bring some giggles.
Monsters vs. Aliens Movie Trailer
‘Monsters vs. Aliens’ will be a wonderful tribute to the 1950s science-fiction and horror cinemas. The US president’s voice is given by Stephen Colbert; you will feel his expertise when The President greets a spaceship of aliens and he plays 5 notes from Close Encounters of the Third Kind. He says to the military, “Do something violent!”. There is a clean blend of satire and sweetness in Monsters vs. Aliens that you will enjoy. The fantasy story is supported by amazing technical crew as well; particularly the scene of war on Golden Gate Bridge involving alien robot versus monsters is something that will haunt you even while you sleep.
It cannot be rated 5 stars but is worth a watch and true feast to your optical senses.
