Don't get me wrong this movie was good even as a long time Ben 10 fan I enjoyed this movie. It had good animation, voice acting, and story. Heck they even had voice actors from the original series voice in this movie and even got Troy Baker who never voiced in any series to be in the movie. It could have been better if they would have got Way Big's design right and not used a cliff hanger ending with Dr Animo.

The animation graphics are awesome. The way the characters transform from one into another is like 'how did they do that'? Amazing! But I like Disney, DreamWorks and Pixar animations a lot more because of the plots, the humor and the cuteness factors. However, this one is good for young boys and girls who like all that high-impact action. There is no shortage of that going on in this movie. Solid 7 Stars from me for all the animated work put into this.

OK... wow… where did all the money go exactly in this show? They decided to create the show in 3D and really, it takes away from it a lot. The story line is pretty off, and all together, this just doesn't see m like there was much thought put into it. It was just made to make money.The storyline pretty much brings Ben into a lot of different countries and try to make sense of the landmarks that some think aliens had a hand in, though all of them are really outrageous. I'm sorry, but I really don't understand why this was even created except for a money There was a good lesson in the end but that's all I can really say for it. Its really not worth sitting threw it for the ending.The characters all seem like they are from the sims, moving oddly to the point they don't look human. Every movement feels clunky and robotic. They try to do the same faces that they do in the 2D version but it doesn't look at all well. They even have a strange transformation thing like a magical girl and it looks so bad. The show was never made to be 3D.The voices have the same actors as in the actual show and I can tell they did try hard to make it entertaining although the script feels off. The fights between Ben and Gwen feel very forced. They do fight in the TV show but nothing like what they did in this one.

As the classic franchise went on, awesome as it still is, I was starting to miss the old days when Ben first became a hero. Then this movie came out and brought back the shape-shifting hero's younger self into an awesome, action-packed, computer-generated adventure. Get ready to set your watches because this is Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens! Summer vacation is over. Ben is back in his home town to once again return to a school-failing, bullied life. Soon enough, trouble comes looking for Ben as a mysterious alien vengefully searches for answers involving the malfunctioning of Ben's omnitrix and the disappearance of Azmuth (the creator of the omnitrix). Our hero now finds himself in a conflict that has the fate of the world hanging by a thread, but thankfully he has Grampa Max, cousin Gwen, and rock-hard Tetrax to help him out. It's hero time! So nice to see the old look of the characters and it's even nicer to see them in CG (which itself is pretty impressive). The old alien forms are back in all their super-powered glory with the same actors doing their voices. The action scenes are absolutely insane, virtually everything in sight gets destroyed as Ben, Gwen, and the aliens duke it out around the world. These may be the best action scenes in the entire franchise, and that's saying a lot! The story is pretty interesting too as it keeps you guessing on what's going to happen next. It makes enough connections between the first and second series, which to me are satisfactory.Overall, this is the best Ben 10 has to offer. I went in this not expecting too much, and as a result I was totally blown away by all the stuff that happens throughout the film. I definitely recommend anyone to check this out-of-this-world flick out and enjoy.