The result is a goofy, and surprisingly heartfelt, ode to old Hollywood, with tons of references and in-jokes that will go over the heads of not only kids, but a lot of adults, too.

It is still likable, there are some inspired ideas and funny scenes. If the magic is gone, well, the series already had the best possible ending sixteen years ago.

Galaxy packs in even more references, jettisoning any semblance of a story to make space for as much as possible. Calling this thin is a massive understatement.

There is something to be said for a charming story that can make the whole family laugh, even if Pixar used to stand for more than a decent diversion.

This movie is exactly what you expect it to be. If that is a positive thing, then definitely check it out. You won’t be disappointed.

It is a pleasant enough cash grab, with a few laughs, but nothing worth going out of your way to see.

It is a goofy little movie with charming animation, some tonal issues and a few amusing jokes. It is totally harmless, good-natured and completely forgettable.

It is an enjoyable movie, entertaining and well-made. They can’t all be classics. Sometimes you just need something that is a pleasant use of an hour-and-a-half.

A goofy, gag-a-second, very cartoony, animated comedy that is a ton of fun for, as they say, the young and the young at heart.

This is a sequel that pales in comparison to the original simply because we’ve already seen the original.