Legend of the Guardians The Owls of Ga'Hoole 3D Blu Ray 2010

In the cartoon Legend of the Guardians The Owls of Ga'Hoole 3d blu ray The film tells about the owlet Soren, fascinated by his father's stories about the Guardians of Ga'Huul, the legendary winged warriors who, fighting for the fate of all owls, entered the battle with the evil Pure Ones. Soren dreams of one day joining these great heroes, but his older brother Kludd only makes fun of him. All he wants is just to hunt fly and become your father's pet. But Kludd's envy leads to terrible consequences: both owlets fall from the top of the tree where their house is located, right into the clutches of the Clean. Now Soren must show all his strength and courage in order to make a daring escape with the help of other young owls. Together they must cope with a dangerous flight across the sea and, despite the fog, find the Great Tree - the home of the legendary Guardians of Ga'Huul, in order to call them to fight against the Pure. After all, this is the only way to save the kingdom of owls.

What drew me to this film was the animation quality and the animals they used; owls. Thankfully, the trailer did not reveal too many details about the story, I love going into a movie not knowing what to expect.

As for the film itself, I found it to be an extremely captivating and magical experience, a similar experience that I had not felt since seeing Avatar in December of '09. The animation was beyond top notch as each audience member bare witness to the immense detail of the owls and the environment. Each feather on the owls and each rain drop and spec of dust from the environment was clearly visible in the film.

The cast chosen for the film couldn't have turned out better than it did. The overall voice acting was fabulous and wouldn't have wanted any other way. The perfect octaves, expressions and moods were used in each line. Straying back to the previous paragraph slightly; most animated movies leave most people guessing the actor who plays the voice of a given actor. I, however, did not do this in this film. I was simply too immersed into the film to really notice.

The music used in the movie was beautiful and majestic. Truly epic scores of musical composure added so much to the film. You can tell the music in a movie is great when you never truly notice it, not to say it doesn't deserve its recognition. I merely mean that if you notice the music in a movie, it simply stands out too much and becomes a distraction. So having not noticed the music, I simply mean that the music became one with the movie and the experience.

In the end, I left the theatre with a very familiar feeling that I had not felt since I was a child. The feeling of classic Disney storytelling. The feeling of a masterpiece in the making. Legend of the Guardians is truly an epic film with a very rich plot and brilliant characters