I guess you should expect sound production of every sort but i also expect it to be seamless and very high quality. Well it's not. Or maybe JT is really that bad. The movie is all in all very enjoyable

The most happy person go bad when their happiness go away. When Poppy lost her friends she took Branch's place , ruin his place only because she is unhappy that time. What Branch believe what Branch build for his happiness Poppy destroy within a second when Branch reject her proposal to rescue their friend. You think you are a happy person don't think you are good too. Chilling out side all time, bring danger on yourself and then spoil other happiness because you are not happy, their thinking doesn't match with them.

I did not like this movie, for several reasons:1. The characters were flat, one-dimensional, and oddly unlikable. I didn't like Poppy, because she was just a huge modern Disney Princess cliché, and Branch was incredibly rude and obnoxious.2. The message was basically "be happy, all the time always, and everything will just sort itself out". That is not only a terrible, and dangerous message to 5 year old's, it's also painting the world in a black and white format, which is not how the world works. Kids need to learn knowledge and awareness to survive in the real world. And finally..3. Why would Dreamworks make this movie? I get it was probably just trying to be a simple, kids movie cash-grab, but that's not an excuse for sucking. Remember, Dreamworks can make amazing movies from time to time, like The Prince Of Egypt, or Spirit, that can even battle 1900's Disney movies. While this movie isn't the worst by Dreamworks standards, it's still a bland, cookie-cutter movie, made just to sell merchandise.

This movie is just made of joy, to be honest. Our main characters are surprisingly multidimensional in more than just how they're animated, Poppy and Branch are full fleshed out characters, and the story is absolutely wonderful. It's a very Smurf-y tale (the TV series, not the movies), but it puts a nice spin on it with great animation, music, and characters. The dialogue is great for all ages in my opinion, and it never leaves wit behind even with its mildly slapstick-like sequences. It helps that the humor is quite a few grades above fart and poop jokes. The animation is smooth, and the textures are amazing--it looks almost like stop animation in most places with the attention to detail to make everything and everyone look kind of fuzzy. All in all, the would receive a 10/10 if the ending hadn't been quite as abrupt as I felt it was. The story cruised by smoothly at a regular pace up until the last few sequences, when I felt it was a little rushed. But it's one of my favorite movies, and it brings a smile to my face every time I watch it or hear one of the songs.