We were supposed to eat at Burger King for dinner but their branch which used to have seating is closed for renovation. In a snap, my sister and I decided to go eat inside the cinemas and we picked the movie in the next closest time. (Weirdos).

So I walked into the movie house without any expectations well except of course the value for the ticket (LOL).

I had no idea what it's about but I was a little unhappy because it looked like a regular cartoon I can watch on cable TV... and I have spoken a little too soon.
It's definitely a kid-friendly movie (If the movie poster doesn't already give that away), yet a very meaningful one.
It's an All Souls' Day/All Saints' Day--there. I put it out there. It's like a very visual and interesting way 20th Century Fox have thought of to teach kids what happens in the afterlife and where our loved ones go to after, you know, just like a perked up version of heaven and hell, which I think was just a hopeful idea, but in all honesty, made sense.

I'm trying my best not to oversell it, but I just loved how it comes out as an old tale but with a modern twist.
Definitely a must watch. If I have kids right now I'd want them to watch it. Very lovely. It's no Disney film, but it's definitely an original piece (at least to me).