The story line was great, but the voices made it hard to enjoy this movie. Tails sounded like he had a cold throughout the whole movie. I'm not going to even start with Sonic's voice being the worst. I still recomend this movie, but be preparded that you should be disapointed with the voices.
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Kevin T. Rodriguez (KevinTRod)
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True to its Sega video-game roots, this futuristic 60-minute movie includes a lot of yelling, crashing, and exploding on the way to saving the world. Sonic and his sidekicks are determined to thwart a plan that would turn their Land of the Sky into the equivalent of The Land of Darkness, which lurks beneath the surface (and is obviously the former planet Earth). So they plow through to the center of the planet and the ancient city of Robotropolis (the former New York City?) to do righteous battle. The big question of the day is whether the usually evil Dr. Robotnik is telling the truth for once or sending the good guys into a trap. The tape's producers suggest viewers be at least 7 years old because of its violence, but the rudimentary nature of the animation will probably make it appealing only to hard-core action fans among the older-kid crowd.--Kimberly Heinrichs