You should get in touch with the minority leader and see if he can get the others in line!!

Oh, for sure -- good performances, beautiful animation. But I'm so mistrustful of the ways in which psychological theory is used deterministically that the movie's crafting an entire narrative world around it sort of diminishes the complexity of human experience. And yes, I'm overthinking it.

Sure, there's a risk in making a film that simply repeats pieties about the importance of multiculturalism, though that's not relevant here because the movie assiduously doesn't do that.

I know you're thinking, that's too slender a plot line on which to hang a 90-minute film, but don't worry - there's still a shocking amount, of time for conversations about the meaning of friendship not to mention some hilarious hijinks involving animal characters with Jamaican and Mexican accents.

she have time to locate the real villain before the camel in the announcing booth finally comes alive in what is sure to be the funniest, non-telegraphed punchline of all?

...Freaky Friday, so now she has to race in five European cities against a friendly group of animal racers whose species and characteristics map neatly onto the countries they represent, with the possibility that one of them is actually a saboteur trying to destroy the race, but will...

mobsters move in on them and threaten to foreclose, forcing her to do something called "advertising" at the actual Grand Prix, where things go sideways IN A HURRY leading her first to steal the top racer's car and then to replace him because he gets injured, forcing them to switch places a la...

The film's premise is admirably simple: a young mouse who vacillates between baffling self-confidence and shamed timidity has given up her dreams of being a top Grand Prix racer in order to stay with her father, a former Grand Prix champion, running their family theme park, even as American...

"Grand Prix of Europe" is like "Ratatouille" meets "Cars" meets "Mrs. Brown's Boys 'D' Movie." By telegraphing each punchline with a setup so obvious that even the 6-year-olds in the audience were calling them out, GPoE makes participation part of the fun!!!

It’s a fake statement. Not defending Duffy here, but it’s disinformation and shouldn’t be recirculated