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Director : Genndy Tartakovsky
Running Time : 92 mins
Dracula (Sandler) has built a hotel where monsters can stay without fear of attack from the human world and his operating it for over 100 years. When his daughter Mavis (Gomez) turns 118, she decides she wants to explore the human world, so he fakes a human village to deter her from this desire, but when human Jonathan (Samberg) happens upon the hotel, Dracula has to ask him to pretend to be a monster in order to hide the idea that not all humans are bad from his daughter and his friends, but tragedy strikes when Mavis falls in love with Jonathan.
This is actually a pretty touching morality tale that not only shows that even a monster can love someone, but that judging people based on past experience is something we should never do. The voice casting was good, and the development of the story was enjoyable, plus the animation was fluid and fun to watch.
You’ll like this if you liked : Despicable Me
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