Onward (2020)
Onward
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Set in a fantasy world that has long forgotten about magic, 'Onward' is an interesting surprise from Pixar. With a plot about the adventure of two brothers who take to the road to complete the spell that will bring their father back to the world of the living for just one day (and who accompanies them on the journey only from the waist down), the movie makes us appreciate the paternal presence and the affection between brothers. It may not be the most innovative animated feature from the studio, but it certainly warms the heart while entertaining. If you have your parental issues or with your siblings, it's best to watch with a handkerchief - especially in the last scenes. In English, the feature has a first-class original voice cast, including Tom Holland, Chris Pratt and Octavia Spencer.
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Set in a suburban fantasy world, two teenage elf brothers embark on a quest to discover if there is still magic out there.
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