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Tayo Na! It’s time we jump into the portal to see DreamWorks’s next original animated movie, Forgotten Island. In this review, I’ll be looking into how the directors of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish not only brought their style to the Philippines’ mythology, but how they were also able to present Jo and Raissa’s friendship as possibly the studio’s best animated film of the decade.

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Mitchell McMullen

I saw the movie yesterday because the movie deserves a good support

Toontastic Juju

I got to see it very early thanks to a mystery movie night, it did not disappoint. I’ll admit the pacing is a bit too fast, especially with everything going on, but I won’t deny that I have an awesome time with it! The characters, voice-acting, heart, and animation are very strong in the film, I hope to share these with my besties to watch it together! Raww is such a cute and funny character in my opinion, he’s definitely a show stealer. Also, I really love the “Sup Jesus” bit, it’s really cute and hilarious.

Toontastic Juju

Also, i highly agree that the whole thing of using Forgotten Island to attack Hexed is sheer simple stupidity, especially given the former is not doing too hot at the box office currently. The other way around didn’t help either, toxic animation fans just can’t really maintain their status quo on what to support and what not to.

Justin Grant

Well, this has the same number of points as Toy Story 5; it makes you wonder which one will go on top of the other in his Worst/Best Animated Films of 2026 List. If I were to make a guess, I'd say it will be this one, if anything, to encourage people to give original films more of a chance. I haven't seen this film yet, but I plan to do so in about a week or two and maybe on a bigger screen than the one in my hometown. It sucks that this is not doing well at the box office so far. I blame the re-release of Avengers: Endgame. Maybe that wasn't intentional for Disney, but releasing that at the same time as this is diabolical.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I’m surprised it took DreamWorks 26 years to do something religious since Joseph: King of Dreams. Granted, it’s not a religious film, but to still include something religious is definitely something.

Toontastic Juju

Yep, and it does make sense to include that bit since the Philippines is a very catholic country. It’s a neat touch.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I just got back from seeing it with my older brother and I had a great time. I’m glad I saw it and this is going to be a hot take, but I prefer Forgotten Island over Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. Really sad that the film is bombing at the box-office, but then again, the film would’ve done better if it had been released during summer. My brother and I were the only ones in there and believe it or not, there was a woman with her baby. I don’t know how she was let in as I don’t think babies should go to the movies till they’re 2, but the good news is she was at least better than that one mother who left her crying baby in the car during seeing Smurfs 2025 last year and stayed with her baby even if it was annoying hearing the baby cry. I did try my best to be polite and asked her if she needed to step out for a moment, but she didn’t want to. I think that mom could’ve been a teen mom which is why she brought her baby and didn’t want to leave when it was crying because she didn’t want to miss the film, but, as I’ve already said, at least she was better than that Smurfs teen mom.

Micheal

Great to hear you adored the film, I feel the same way, but that tirade at the end wasn't necessary.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

These directors need to be given all the projects and resources they want. Wow.

Kenneth Stoddard

I know I’m late into this because of life that I’m dealing with right now but I really love this movie. I saw this movie in a mystery movie screening at a Regal theater that they were doing before the movie comes out next week and I thought it was fantastic. I know this is basically The Hangover but set in Philippines it is still amazing from the animation, humor, direction, some action scenes, characters, voice acting, themes about friendship, references from the 90s and anime, and heart that this movie so good and one of the best animated films of this year. My only critique is the fast pace around the middle that features rapid jokes after another but I enjoyed it overall. I’m sad that this movie is underperforming at the box office to the point of being a flop despite many marketing efforts from Universal and DreamWorks Animation. Maybe it’ll have second chance on digital and streaming but I do hope everyone can go check this movie out as I do love this movie.