Bolt (DVD) Reviews

The weather was so bad yesterday that I didn't want fancy braving it with the boys and anyway I didn't have anywhere to go. I felt that a duvet day was in order and let Noah pick a film for us to watch. He chose Bolt. Bolt is a dog with special powers who helps Penny defeat the green eyed man or so he thinks he is........He's really a ...  Read the complete review

My family and I are huge Disney fans, and when I first saw the trailer for Bolt I couldn't wait to take my daughter to see it especially as it was in 3D and I have never seen a 3D film before. When we saw it at the cinema I was so impressed by the 3D effects and the story line of he film was fantastic too, I even shed a tear! My ...  Read the complete review

Truth be told, I was not expecting much out of this film. Especially not after having seen adverts of a dog with laser coming out of its eyes. I merely put Bolt in order to entertain my eight year old niece and surprise, surprise; I ended up being even more absorbed in the movie than her. A friend of mine had watched this film a few weeks back and ...  Read the complete review

Bolt is a 2008 animated film from Disney, directed by Chris Williams, who worked previously on the Disney films Mulan and The Emperor's New Groove, and produced by Pixar's John Lasseter. The film is Walt Disney Animation Studios 48th animated feature, and their third full computer animated film. The basic plot is as follows; Bolt is a ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a great fan of animated movies but lately, there has been a lack of good animated movies like the good old Lion kind, Little Mermaid etc. I wasn't sure about Bolt in the beginning as the idea of a dog being in a play and not being aware of it was not cartoonish to me. But when the movie went ahead, I found it very very ...  Read the complete review

Bolt is a 2008 computer animation film, released by Disney as it's 48th animation, and stars Disney star Miley Cyrus (or Hannah Montana) and John Travolta. It's the first film directed by Chris Williams ( who previously worked on other Disney hit animations Mulan and Emperor's New Groove) and Bryon Howard (famous for working on Lilo and Stitch and ...  Read the complete review

=== Synopsis === Bolt is an action hero, given super powers as a youngster, he now helps his companion Penny to find her father; you was kidnapped by The Green Eyed Man. Oh yes, Bolt is a dog and the star of a top TV show, the only problem is Bolt thinks the TV show is reality, having never been off the studio set. So when Bolt ...  Read the complete review

'Bolt' is basically an animated buddy / road movie from Walt Disney, in which a pet dog (Bolt, voiced by John Travolta) treks all the way across continental north America in search of his beloved mistress. He's accompanied on his journey by a reluctant alley cat (a character charmingly called 'Mittens') and an extraordinarily tiresome side-kick - ...  Read the complete review

Bolt is a film about a dog...but not just any dog! He is the star performer on a hit TV programme but the only problem is that he doesn't realise its all not real. To Bolt (voiced by John Travolta), every day is a challenge to keep his person, Penny (played by Miley Cyrus), safe from the evil green-eyed man. Armed with his super powers he does ...  Read the complete review

As usual Disney hav delivered an amazingly cute CG movie that will not fail to leave you with the fuzzy feelings in your tummy! This movie is definitely one of my favourites that they have produced in the last few years (If you are condering why I watch quite a lot of them, blame my 8 year old sister haha) The Plot: It ...  Read the complete review

Bolt is now out on DVD though I went to see it a the cinema this Saturday at the kids cheap Saturday morning film showings, this was a big bargain £3.50 for one adult and two children, but that's another review. Bolt is a computer animated comedy film by Walt Disney and was released in 2008. So what happens in the ...  Read the complete review

Bolt stands unique, seeing as it is Disney's first film since the Disney/Pixar relationship was re-established. Thus, Pixar's famed director and animator John Lasseter (who directed Toy Story, arguably Pixar's best and most revolutionary film) doesn't take the reigns here, but he is the producer and oversaw production, lending many of his Pixar ...  Read the complete review

I love watching animated films, not because I am a child at heart but because I always know I'm going to be entertained. I think they are films for any occasion and all ages which make them easy and comfortable to watch. They are a safe watch for a Friday night rental or a trip to the cinema. I knew I was going to be satisfied with Bolt but the ...  Read the complete review

After the opening sequence of Bolt, a dog voiced by the legendary John Travolta, I was considering turning the film off - some kind of superdog which has magical powers, including the almighty "SuperBark"...however, you quickly discover that this merely a TV show of which Bolt is the star. Since being a puppy, he has been raised by a TV ...  Read the complete review

Bolt (John Travolta) is a superdog, genetically enhanced with great strength and a medley of super powers, including the legendary 'Super Bark'. With his owner Penny (Miley Cyrus), they must infiltrate the lair of the evil Dr. Calico (Malcolm McDowell) to save Penny's father. Only that's a TV show, a fact that has been kept ...  Read the complete review

Another issue from the Disney stable that does not disappoint: my five year old son tends to prefer science fiction and fantasy films (e.g. Wolverine and the X-Men) so didn't expect this one to hold his attention for long. How wrong I was: the general premise of the film and the conceit at its heart captured his imagine, as did the excellent ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw this film I felt compelled to tell people about it because I thought it was absolutly brilliant. The animation is superb, the music is great and it is generally a great film for all of the family. The film features the voices of Miley Cyrus and also of John Trevolta which really does add to the appeal of the film. The ...  Read the complete review

I found that Bolt was a fun loving film suitable for family members of all ages. its voice over stars we're well suited to the charactors and i personally thought that using Mylie Cyrus was a wise choice, bringing a familiarity to the film. The story follows Bolts journey of self discovery from his shelterd life being led through love and ...  Read the complete review

Bolt is a film any kid would love. What's not to like? It has animals, is occasionally funny (even for adults arguably) and has a decent plot interesting enough to keep the attention of your little ones for the full duration of the movie. Now as you've probably guessed from the picture; the film is about a cute little dog! Well in fact, ...  Read the complete review

Bolt, is a super powered dog with a grey bolt of lightning mark on his torso. Bolt and his owner Penny are committed to each other through adventure and loyalty. Unknowingly though Bolt has been brought up on the set of a television studio and isn't a dog with super powers, alol the adventures are carefully staged to hide the truth from Bolt. The ...  Read the complete review