Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart

I am never a fan of musicals, even in some children's movies, but this movie, I really do love it. I do not enjoy all of the music but it is weird. I like weird lol; the love in this movie is so pure, gentle, and sweet. I adore Jack and Miss Acacia; the first time they met is very cute, adorable, and odd. Jack heart is very fragile and this love story is a metaphor of love in our own lives today. Our hearts are very fragile and I do not think it is impossible to NOT fall in love. It is medically proved that anger can cause damage to our hearts. WebMD have an article about how anger hurts our hearts. The way our hearts react when we fall in love, the way our heart hurts when we are dealing with some form of negativity in our relationships with the ones we love, like for example your love one is sick or may hurt you emotionally, etc. In this love story, they dealt with some pain, but at the end their love for each other remain true. It must of been heaven to him, lol, because the ending was somewhat obvious but mysterious as well. I really enjoyed Jack and Acacia duets and even though Joe was a total butthole; I did like his flow too. This love story is definitely an original. Too bad my son doesn't care for it but when I play Jack and Acacia's first duet; he'll fall asleep. Too bad Jack had to deal with bullying but that is life sometimes. Some kids are mistreated for being exceptional. I recommend this movie to anyone who like a little oddity. Cheers!

It takes a lot for me to sign up to IMDb and review a movie, but I had bad feelings about this movie from the opening, then stopped watching at 30 minutes in and jumped to the end to see what happens. In summary the movie is about a boy who's mother leaves him, has his heart taken out, told never to fall in love, gets bullied terribly, when he stands up for himself his foster mother gets thrown into prison and dies while he is on the run, and his girlfriend neither loves him or trusts him also leaving him to die. All wrapped in musical numbers where at age 11 he sees a girl for the first time and sings about tearing off her clothes with his teeth. The movie looks pretty. It sounds interesting. But I have fairly low standards and couldn't watch through this tripe. Neither for kids or adults I don't know who the audience is but they are not of this Earth.