Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Lollivan It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Kaelan Mccaffrey Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

definitelynotyaseen Every once in a while, a good show would pop up and keep us interested in viewing it. This is one of those shows. This series is currently one of my favorite in my top 30. This show knows how to execute a joke and how to keep us interested and curious. But I will admit, later on in the show, I kind of lost my interest in the show. It started to become unfunny but it somehow kept me watching. I will give this a 7/10 but I may change this later because I am unsure of my rating.

ethanbasford I like Disney XD so much, because this company makes very good shows of course. And this one is my favorite! There are so many things I like about this show. The animation is very excellent, the character designs are awesome, the theme song is good, the music is good as well. I rarely watch TV nowadays, but this is my favorite Disney XD cartoon! I'm a bit sad that it got cancelled, but I hope it doesn't get taken off the air!

mcnicholasliam Gravity Falls follows the summer of 12 year olds Dipper and Mabel as they visit the aptly titled Gravity Falls. However, strange phenomena has been occurring here, such as living dinosaurs, and miniature golf ball creatures. After a work shift at the Mystery Shack, Dipper finds a mysterious journal documenting the town's strange secrets. Along with some friends such as Soos, Wendy, and Grunkle Stan, the twins discover some of the town's most mysterious secrets, including one only Dipper and Mabel can solve, but it will put them in great danger. Gravity Falls gets a 9/10 for solid animation, an all star voice cast (Alex Hirsch, Linda Cardellini, Jason Ritter, Kristen Schaal, Keith Ferguson, etc.) Gravity Falls is a show many can enjoy. ELOO FLSKHU LV RXW WKHUH

Johnny H. Gravity Falls is easily the best animated series Disney's made in a long time! It's got mystery, humour, slice-of-life drama and a complex examining of the dynamics of sibling relationships. Alex Hirsch gives us one of Disney's crowning achievements for the decade, and Disney XD's finest show to ever grace the channel. And a cartoon that is arguably part of the 'Golden-Age-of-Television' renaissance.The series starts off on a relatively light note: the Pines twins, Dipper and Mabel, stay with their Great-Uncle 'Grunkle' Stan for the summer break. Dipper accidentally discovers a mysterious book: and on the cover of it a six-fingered golden hand with the number 3 on it. In this book, there are mysteries about the town of Gravity Falls: and the things residing in it. Together Mabel and Dipper try to resolve these mysteries and, eventually, find out who the author of this mysterious book is.The first episode has dwarfs in it, the next one has a sea-monster in it, and the third is about sentient wax figures! And that's only scratching the surface of this show's weirdness and overarching mystery. Where does all this come from? Why is it all happening in the one town? And who wrote the book? So many questions.With all the questions brewing in the air, the payoffs are fantastic. And some of them you may see coming from a mile away, but some you won't be able to pick up so easily. Kids and adults will find something to enjoy here. It sounds cliché but it really is the case here. The jokes have just enough entendres in them that different demographics will get something out of them in varying degrees; and the same thing can be said about the drama: There's enough mystery and character development here that can be enjoyed in ways both kids and adults can uniquely appreciate, however different their tastes may be.Disney knew that this could give their Disney channels new life in the network-TV space: and what a piece of creator-driven work this is. Gravity Falls is a gorgeous blast of animated fun that never gets old or stale! It's a slice of TV suitable to be placed in the golden-age-of-television canon.