In a city where fire, water, land, and air residents live together, a fiery young woman and a go-with-the-flow guy discover something elemental: how much they actually have in common.
For the record - I'm still a believer that Pixar doesn't make bad movies (except for Cars 2 being a blatant merch grab). The writing and animation is just too good for the movies to not be very good or better. However, they have definitely become to smart for their own good. These are animated movies that are meant for kids. So when you are trying really hard to address social issues and also want to include things such as science and elements and what not - you end up kind of losing your audience. The kids end up missing most of it. The parents end up having to explain concepts both socially and academically to the kids that may not understand and bottom line, right or wrong, that isn't what they are looking to pay for. Again - not saying this movie is bad. I actually liked it alot. But much like their last 4-5 offerings maybe, Pixar has become animation for adults while not being adult animation if that makes sense.
I would definitely recommend people checking this out. It was a very enjoyable watch but strangely I don't think I would recommend families rushing off to see this because the kids will miss most of what the movie is trying to say and it won't be as much of enjoyable distraction as past Pixar movies have been before getting "too smart."
