Review: Bára love the other Disney film of the 1990s is definitely fading, I like the Emperor's New Groove is still as strong as ever. In fact, I'm already beginning to think the work of a genius. The smart, humble, quick, and like Lilo and Stitch, do not you know that the idea of ​​a film together with the clothes. The characters are constantly breaking down the song and it's a welcome lack of feeling nauseous. I'm not talking cutesy teacups here! The lightning-quick comic timing, sharp writing and a constant sequiturs fool (ie, the last time that you did not order a giant trampoline!) Improve each display frame them, andthe sound uniformly excellent, with David Spades hilariously bratty emperor Patrick Warburton obscure boy toy of Kronk Yzma Eartha Kitts (Erte over-the-top screaming style villainess of an alleged secret lab, ä r also scary beyond all reason). Ona impression that everyone involved was funny, this. The artistic director, andthe swirling cartoon Inca motifs simultaneously goofy and beautiful and it shows what can make the difference in an imaginary pixel in the visible rose. I also love the local LA humor, even Bob's Big Boy in appearance. Although initially shocked when I heard that the original title of the project, the Kingdom of the Sun, was the need to change the Emperor's New Groove, I think in the end Gena change is a good thing. Need world really another Disney musical roar? No, I do not think so either.