After five attempts to watch this movie I gave up and came here to write a negative review. Then I read the review which said it gets better in the second half, so I went back for a sixth time. After about 10 minutes I FF'd to try to find that part, but I give up. I'm not a fan of CGI in general and this had so much I just couldn't stand it. But let me tell you about the parts I did like: Ke Huy Quan's moving Oscar speech, and the interview of 94 year old James Hong on the red carpet. They both brought me to tears. I am 75, so I have seen Hong my whole life, mostly in bit parts. He talked about the Chinese Exclusion Act (a part of US history some people don't want you to know about), and how he felt when he could not get parts in films about Asians because they were given to white actors with taped up eyes. It was good to see Asian actors finally get the parts and appreciation they deserved, but for me that is the best part about this film.