Cruella [Blu-ray]

good movie even for adults and good for family.

i absolutely loved and enjoyed this film. its vibrant and fun and clever. a total joy to watch.

I was pleasantly surprised about this movie, I really enjoyed it. Although the portrayal of Dalmatians were limited and frankly misrepresented, which caused me to move my rating from 5 to 4. Dalmatians are not vicious at all.

I was hesitant about this latest installment of the Disney live-action films, but I found myself enthralled and at the edge of my seat for this movie. Emma Stone dazzles. This actress manages to capture the essence of the Cruella DeVille from my childhood while still remaining a relatable and altogether lovable character. I do think this film was surprisingly adult for Disney and in that way it made me love it more. This is a PG-13 film, I initially thought this was meant for younger youth and like myself, Im sure others will be shocked if they go in thinking that. This is a movie for young adults and up, it has adult themes and I do feel those themes are not inappropriate but some parents may wish to watch the movie first before their children do. Altogether it was entirely worth the 20 dollars. Highly recommend.

Just love this movie. Great acting, love the story line.

This movie was wonderful. I loved the plot and the cast/acting was outstanding. Everything about this movie is fabulous and I can watch it over and over and not get tired of it.

This is not a Children’s movie. It has a great story great sets and great costumes. It does have a little evil undertone. But a great watch. We watched it 3 times and never do that.

My wife is the Disney fan and usually I am not. This was a movie I actually enjoyed watching. Even if you were never a 101 fan.

I love this movie and have watched it several times.

Not suitable for children and family movie night. Why, Disney, why? Walt Disney would grieve over the direction Disney has gone over the last few years trying to match culture instead of focusing on wholesome entertainment. This movie epitomizes that.