The major fault of this film was that Miley Cyrus was in it voicing a young female character. The film did appear pointless through most of it although some moments were funny, I wouldn't say it was a particularly entertaining film for a child either. Basically a dog is in movies and thinks he is a real super hero then finds out hes not when he gets lost and teams up with a fat hamster and a cat then gets back and everyone is happy. I was on the fence about this film for a while, it seemed alright at the time but any small about of excitement wore off within minutes, I do not recommend this film to anyone at all.

I LUVD IT TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!I LUV RHINO HES MY FAV! NO BAD POINTS!!!!!!!!

The animation can be considered superb, in the point of lifeliness and the cinematographic effect. The storyline of "Bolt" is easy to follow even though for novice viewers who hardly know english. The audience will be entertaining with the comedy brought by their everyday pet, the fat hamster, the skinny looking cat and also men's best friend, bolt itself. It's great heroic animation movies that you must see.

BOLT is the latest animated film from Disney and it's a delight to watch. You'll probably recognize some of the character's voices, particularly John Travolta as Bolt, but ultimately you are caught up in the story and action of the movie and it's now the characters themselves you are focused on. Bolt is the star of a television series about a little girl, Penny, and her dog who have to save her kidnapped dad, a scientist, from the clutches of the evil Green Eyed Man. The dad has altered Bolt to become a super dog with super speed, ray gun eyes, super strength and a sound wave producing bark. The series is a hit but as fate would have it, Bolt is accidently shipped across the country and he must start a quest to return to Hollywood and his human, Penny. Along the way he hooks up with a street wise cat, Mittens, and a hampster, Rhino and together they trek across America experiencing a series of mishaps along the way. The animation is great, the story is good and although there are some intense scenes of peril for the characters, it's an enjoyable film for almost all ages.