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'''''Disney In The House: Off To Adventure Camp''''' is a 2019 American [[live-action/animated]] comedy film produced by [[Walt Disney Wonder Studios]] and released by [[Walt Disney Pictures]]. Directed by [[Alan F. Horn]] in his [[directorial debut]] and written by [[Roger S.H. Schulman]], Gary Marsh, and Gary Krisel, it is the sequel to [[Disney In The House: Wild Wild West|''Disney In The House: Wild Wild West'']] and the fifth installment in the classic ''Disney In The House'' franchise. The film features an [[ensemble cast]] that consists of [[Sarah Silverman]], [[Lulu Wilson]], [[Ginnifer Goodwin]], [[Tom Hanks]], [[Tim Al|Tim Allen]], [[Joan Cusack]], [[Kristen Bell]], [[Idina Menzel]], [[Josh Gad]], [[Jason Bateman]], [[John C. Reilly]], [[Mckenna Grace]], [[Pierce Gagnon]], [[Tom Wilkinson]], [[Steve Carell]], [[Sally Hawkins]], [[Rita Moreno]], and [[Christopher Plummer]], and it was the tenth and final Walt Disney Wonder Studios film to be fully produced in [[Owen Laramore]]'s former residence, [[San Diego]], before his move to [[Eureka]] a month after the film's release.
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'''''Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp''''' is a 2019 American animated [[Musical film|musical]] [[adventure film]] produced by [[Dice Productions]] and distributed by [[Walt Disney Pictures]]. Directed by [[Andrew Adamson]], it serves as the sequel to ''[[Vanellope & Friends: Music Circus]]'' and the sixth installment in the [[Vanellope & Friends (film series)|''Vanellope & Friends'' film series]]. The film stars the voices of [[Sarah Silverman]], [[Lulu Wilson]], [[Ginnifer Goodwin]], [[Ed O'Neill]], [[Mckenna Grace]], [[Pierce Gagnon]], [[Tom Wilkinson]] (in his final role in a Hollywood feature film role before his death in 2023), [[Rita Moreno]], and [[Sally Hawkins]]. In the film, Vanellope von Schweetz and her new friend, an 11-year-old junior camper named Aaliyah Y. Sandoval, going on a two-night camping trip to Anythingville's most famous camp site, Adventure Camp, with their friends. The first day goes as planned, but on the second day, Vanellope and Aaliyah get separated from Adventure Camp and the other campers, and have to find a way to get back to Adventure Camp before the end of the trip.
   
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''Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp'' was released theatrically in the United States on January 30, 2019. This was one of the last Dice films with the involvement of [[Audrey Wells]] and [[John Lasseter]], following Wells' death in October 2018 (this was thus dedicated to her memory) and Lasseter's exit from Disney in December of that same year. The film received acclaim from critics and audiences, who praised the writing, humor, animation, music, and voice acting. It was also met with successful box office numbers, grossing over $871 million worldwide against its $150 million budget by the end of its theatrical run, and was nominated for the [[Academy Award for Best Animated Feature]]. A sequel, [[Vanellope & Friends: Time Travel|''Vanellope & Friends: Time Travel'']], was released on April 10, 2019.
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==Plot==
Released theatrically in the United States on March 3, 2019, the film was well-received by critics and performed well at the box office, grossing $622 million worldwide against its $150 million budget by the end of its three-month-and-a-half theatrical run. The film received an [[Academy Award]] nomination for [[Academy Award for Best Original Song|Best Original Song]] for "''The Camp I Go To''".
 
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11-year-old [[Aaliyah Y. Sandoval]] is going to a two-night trip to Adventure Camp with her friends Joanna Alyn Lind and Brandon Breslin. Onboard Ben the [[bus]], they meet [[Vanellope von Schweetz (Disney In The House)|Vanellope von Schweetz]], Judy Hopps, and Hank who are also going to Adventure Camp for the same two nights. Aaliyah loses her [[backpack]], and she and Vanellope jump out to of Ben get it back. Aaliyah and Vanellope find her backpack and yearn to get back to Adventure Camp. The Wise Old Owl, a wise old [[horned owl]], shows up and advises them to follow a map that explains that to get to Adventure Camp, they must go over the river and through the woods. Aaliyah and Vanellope accept the map and begin following it after the Wise Old Owl gives them a horn to blow in case they need her help.
   
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Meanwhile, at Adventure Camp, after Ben drops off the campers, they realize Aaliyah and Vanellope are missing, and Judy, Hank, Joanna, Brandon, and Adventure Camp's founder, Mr. Marks, hop on his camp ranger jeep and set out to find them. As Aaliyah and Vanellope follow the map, they go through the river onboard a [[canoe]]. Aaliyah catches a fish, but when Vanellope tries to catch some baby [[salmon]] with her [[fishing rod]], she is pulled into the river by the mother, but Aaliyah jumps into the water and rescues her. Water leaks into the canoe, so Vanellope and Aaliyah paddle to an island where they enlist the help of its inhabitant [[Chipmunk|chipmunks]] to help them build a big raft. When the raft is finished, they continue following the river, but the raft is eventually destroyed when they fall over a giant [[waterfall]], though they still have the map. As they continue on their way on foot, they have several misadventures throughout their path, like an encounter with the Arch-Leaves, a tribe of [[Archery|archers]] covered of leaves and successfully passing the Alpha Arch-Leaf's Test of Battle, escaping [[quicksand]], and taking a rare [[conifer cone]] (Aaliyah's favorite) from a [[pine]] tree and escaping just before the pine tree falls.
The film was followed by three sequels: [[Disney In The House: Time Travel|''Disney In The House: Time Travel'']], [[Disney In The House: Return To Adventure Camp|''Disney In The House: Return To Adventure Camp'']], and [[Disney In The House: World Animals|''Disney In The House: World Animals'']] on June 13, 2019, September 13, 2019, and December 23, 2019.
 
   
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Later, Vanellope and Aaliyah are excited to find Adventure Camp in the distance, but disappointed to find out that it is dark as it is the second (and final) night in the campers' trip, so they put out a campsite for the night. Aaliyah remains optimistic and uses the horn to call the Wise Old Owl, who flies to and informs Mr. Marks (who, after he, Judy, Hank, Joanna, and Brandon have almost given up and were heading back to camp), who agrees to pick her up in the morning and lets her parents know. In the morning, Vanellope and Aaliyah look out into the view to see the Adventure Camp camping trip about to end. Suddenly, the cliff rocks underneath Aaliyah give way, sending her hanging on for dear life quite a way below the edge. Vanellope uses the horn to call the Wise Old Owl, who leads Mr. Marks, Joanna, and Berlioz to Aaliyah and Vanellope. Mr. Marks, Joanna, Brandon, Judy, Hank, and the Wise Old Owl engineer the rescue by using a [[rope]] and [[climbing harness]] tied to the jeep while Vanellope relays the instructions to Mr. Mark, and together, they pull Aaliyah back to safety.
== Plot ==
 
Nine-year-old Annie Sandoval is going to Adventure Camp with her friends Joan Alyn Lind and Berlioz Breslin. In Disneyville, Vanellope von Schweetz, Judy Hopps, Hank, Sherrif Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie the Yodeling Cowgirl, Princess Anna, Queen Elsa, Olaf, Nick Wilde, and Wreck-It Ralph are swept away by a portal to Adventure Camp. Annie loses her backpack and jumps out to get it back. Her loud 'HEEEELLLP!" call gets the group's attention, and Vanellope follows Annie's call to investigate. Annie finds her backpack and a surprised Vanellope inside.
 
   
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Vanellope, Aaliyah, Judy, Hank, Joanna, Berlioz, Mr. Marks, and the Wise Old Owl make it to Adventure Camp, where Anya reunites with her friends and family. Through song, Aaliyah confesses her love for Adventure Camp and everyone and everything in it, joined in by Vanellope, Joanna, Brandon, Mr. Marks, the campers, her family, and even the Wise Old Owl. When the camping trip finishes, Vanellope and the kids pack their things and hop onboard Ben. As Ben drives, Aaliyah and Vanellope share their adventure with their friends, and think about making plans for the next time they go on a two-night camping trip.
Vanellope introduces Annie to her friends. They go camping with her as an exchange to help her get back to Adventure Camp. As they explore, they see a rare pine cone in a pine tree. Judy attempts to remove the pine cone from the pine tree, and they escape just before the pine tree falls. The next day, they continue on their way and go fishing. Annie's big fish pulls her into the water and she starts to sink, but Vanellope dives in and uses her strength to pull her to the surface.
 
   
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During this time, Vanellope and Annie form a bond. After having great times together, Annie, Vanellope, and the gang hike toward Adventure and follow a river leading to a giant waterfall. With their combined efforts, Judy, Hank, Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Nick, and Ralph save Vanellope and Annie.
 
   
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*[[Sarah Silverman]] as Vanellope von Schweetz
When the camping trip is ending, Annie calls Adventure Camp creator Mr. Marks, who sends a ranger to bring them back to Adventure Camp. They activate the GPS on the jeep while Judy stands on the roof on the lookout for Adventure Camp. Sure enough, they see Adventure Camp, and with the help of Joan and Berlioz, the car stops--right in front of Mr. Marks. Annie reunites with her friends, parents, and grandparents, and she and Vanellope sing "''The Camp I Go To''". Vanellope and Annie hug goodbye, and Vanellope and her friends head back to Disneyville. To their surprise, Annie appears, revealing that she and the campers decided to spend another two-day camping trip in Disneyville.
 
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*[[Lulu Wilson]] as Aaliyah Y. Sandoval, a 11-year-old junior camper.
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*[[Ginnifer Goodwin]] as Judy Hopps
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*[[Ed O'Neill]] as Hank
 
*[[Mckenna Grace]] as Joanna Alyn Lind, a camper who is Aaliyah's friend.
 
*[[Pierce Gagnon]] as Brandon Breslin, a camper who is Aaliyah's other friend and love interest.
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*[[Tom Wilkinson]] as Mr. Marks, the creator of Adventure Camp. This was Wilkinson's last film role in a mainstream Hollywood feature film before his death in 2023.
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*[[Rita Moreno]] as the Wise Old Owl, a strong and intelligent horned owl and a friend of Mr. Marks.
 
*[[Sally Hawkins]] as Sheryl Sandoval, Aaliyah's mother.
 
*[[Andy Dick]] as Ben, a bus who takes Aaliyah and her friends to Adventure Camp.
   
== Cast ==
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==Box office==
 
In the United States, ''Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp'' was released alongside [[Miss Bala (2019 film)|''Miss Bala'']], and was projected to gross anywhere around $220--250 million in its opening weekend. It ended up with $428 million in the opening weekend. It ended its theatrical run on April 11, 2019, grossing $395 million in the United States and Canada, and $476 million in other territories, adding up to a total of over $871 million worldwide. It is the highest-grossing camping film.
* [[Lulu Wilson]] as Annie Sandoval, a nine-year-old camper. She and Vanellope are the films two co-protagonists.
 
* [[Sarah Silverman]] as Vanellope von Schweetz, a resident of Disneyville. She and Annie are the film's two co-protagonists.
 
* [[Ginnifer Goodwin]] as Judy Hopps, a resident of Disneyville and one of Vanellope's best friends. She is the film's deuteragonist.
 
* [[Ed O'Neill]] as Hank, Disneyville's greatest septopus and one of Vanellope's best friends.
 
* [[Mckenna Grace]] as Joan Alyn Lind, a camper who is Annie's friend. She is the film's tritagonist.
 
* [[Pierce Gagnon]] as Berlioz Breslin, a camper who is Annie's other friend. He is the film's tetartagonist.
 
* [[Tom Wilkinson]] as Mr. Marks, the creator of Adventure Camp.
 
* [[Steve Carell]] as Aaron Sandoval, Annie's father and Quar's husband.
 
* [[Sally Hawkins]] as Quar Sandoval, Annie's mother and Aaron's wife.
 
* [[Rita Moreno]] as Sheryl Sandoval, Annie's grandmother and Aaron and Quar's mother.
 
* [[Christopher Plummer]] as Seuss Sandoval, Annie's grandfather and Aaron and Quar's father.
 
* [[Tom Hanks]] as Woody, a resident of Disneyville.
 
* [[Tim Allen]] as Buzz Lightyear, a resident of Disneyville and Woody's best friend.
 
* [[Joan Cusack]] as Jessie, a resident of Disneyville and Buzz's love interest.
 
* [[Kristen Bell]] as Anna, a resident of Disneyville and Elsa's sister.
 
* [[Idina Menzel]] as Elsa, a resident of Disneyville and Anna's sister.
 
* [[Josh Gad]] as Olaf, an enchanted snowman and a resident of Disneyville.
 
* [[Jason Bateman]] as Nick Wilde, a resident of Disneyville who is partners with Ralph.
 
* [[John C. Reilly]] as Wreck-It Ralph, a resident of Disneyville who is partners with Nick.
 
* [[Frank Welker]] as Iggy, an iguana and Vanellope's pet.
 
* [[Michael J. Fox]] as Mr. Ziploc, an anthropomorphic plastic bowl and the news messenger of Disneyville.
 
* [[Owen Laramore]] as Lawrence Pierce, the mayor of Disneyville.
 
* [[Andy Dick]] as a camp ranger who drives Annie and her new friends back to Adventure Camp.
 
   
== Box office ==
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==Critical response==
 
''Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp'' was largely acclaimed by critics, with an 97% approval rating on [[Rotten Tomatoes]] based on 132 reviews. The site's consensus reads, "A "return-to-form" for the ''Vanellope & Friends'' franchise, ''Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp'' is also the best choice for moviegoers looking for a fun camping trip". [[Metacritic]] calculated a score of 90 out of 100 based on 30 critics, indicating "universal acclaim". Audiences polled by [[CinemaScore]] gave the film a grade of "A+" on a A+ to F scale.
''Disney In The House: Off To Adventure Camp'' opened on March 3, 2019, and was projected to gross anywhere around $60--80 million in its opening weekend. It ended its theatrical run by the end of spring on June 20, 2019, having to have grossed $300 million in the United States and Canada, and $322 million in other territories, adding up to a total of over $622 million worldwide.
 
 
== Critical response ==
 
''Disney In The House: Off To Adventure Camp'' was well-received by critics, with an 95% approval rating on [[Rotten Tomatoes]] based on 132 reviews. The site's consensus reads, "If you're looking for a family-friendly camping movie, then your answer is ''Disney In The House: Off To Adventure Camp''". [[Metacritic]] calculated a score of 75 out of 100 based on 30 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Audiences polled by [[CinemaScore]] gave the film a grade of "A" on a A+ to F scale.
 
 
Peter Rainer of ''The Christian Science Monitor'' gave the film five stars, saying, "When it comes to camping in a movie, it's much fun to watch this heartwarming ''Disney In The House: Off To Adventure Camp''". Peter Travers of ''Rolling Stone'' described the film as faithful, giving the film four stars and praising Lulu Wilson's performance of Annie Sandoval. He wrote, "Lulu Wilson was wonderful in [[Magic Tree House (2018 film)|''Magic Tree House'']], and now she has proven herself even more wonderful in ''Disney In The House: Off To Adventure Camp''". A.O. Scott of ''The New York Times'' was also positive about the film, praising the music score, visuals, and humor. Ty Burr of ''The Boston Globe'' wrote, "This could be quite the family-friendly type of camping movie Disney fans will truly enjoy".
 
 
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Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp
Off To Adventure Camp

Theatrical release poster
Directed by Andrew Adamson
Produced by Audrey Wells
Stephen Swofford
Screenplay by Evan Spiliotopoulos
Samantha Silver
Joey Manderino
Story by Andrew Adamson
Evan Spiliotopoulos
Samantha Silver
Joey Manderino
Starring Sarah Silverman
Lulu Wilson
Ginnifer Goodwin
Ed O'Neill
Mckenna Grace
Pierce Gagnon
Tom Wilkinson
Rita Moreno
Sally Hawkins
Music by Harry Gregson-Williams
Cinematography Erik Messerschmidt
Edited by Ivan Bilancio
Production
companies
Walt Disney Pictures
Dice Productions
Distributed by Walt Disney Studios
Motion Pictures
Release date January 30, 2019 (United States)
Running time 91 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $150 million
Box office $871 million


Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp is a 2019 American animated musical adventure film produced by Dice Productions and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Directed by Andrew Adamson, it serves as the sequel to Vanellope & Friends: Music Circus and the sixth installment in the Vanellope & Friends film series. The film stars the voices of Sarah Silverman, Lulu Wilson, Ginnifer Goodwin, Ed O'Neill, Mckenna Grace, Pierce Gagnon, Tom Wilkinson (in his final role in a Hollywood feature film role before his death in 2023), Rita Moreno, and Sally Hawkins. In the film, Vanellope von Schweetz and her new friend, an 11-year-old junior camper named Aaliyah Y. Sandoval, going on a two-night camping trip to Anythingville's most famous camp site, Adventure Camp, with their friends. The first day goes as planned, but on the second day, Vanellope and Aaliyah get separated from Adventure Camp and the other campers, and have to find a way to get back to Adventure Camp before the end of the trip.

Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp was released theatrically in the United States on January 30, 2019. This was one of the last Dice films with the involvement of Audrey Wells and John Lasseter, following Wells' death in October 2018 (this was thus dedicated to her memory) and Lasseter's exit from Disney in December of that same year. The film received acclaim from critics and audiences, who praised the writing, humor, animation, music, and voice acting. It was also met with successful box office numbers, grossing over $871 million worldwide against its $150 million budget by the end of its theatrical run, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. A sequel, Vanellope & Friends: Time Travel, was released on April 10, 2019.

Plot

11-year-old Aaliyah Y. Sandoval is going to a two-night trip to Adventure Camp with her friends Joanna Alyn Lind and Brandon Breslin. Onboard Ben the bus, they meet Vanellope von Schweetz, Judy Hopps, and Hank who are also going to Adventure Camp for the same two nights. Aaliyah loses her backpack, and she and Vanellope jump out to of Ben get it back. Aaliyah and Vanellope find her backpack and yearn to get back to Adventure Camp. The Wise Old Owl, a wise old horned owl, shows up and advises them to follow a map that explains that to get to Adventure Camp, they must go over the river and through the woods. Aaliyah and Vanellope accept the map and begin following it after the Wise Old Owl gives them a horn to blow in case they need her help.

Meanwhile, at Adventure Camp, after Ben drops off the campers, they realize Aaliyah and Vanellope are missing, and Judy, Hank, Joanna, Brandon, and Adventure Camp's founder, Mr. Marks, hop on his camp ranger jeep and set out to find them. As Aaliyah and Vanellope follow the map, they go through the river onboard a canoe. Aaliyah catches a fish, but when Vanellope tries to catch some baby salmon with her fishing rod, she is pulled into the river by the mother, but Aaliyah jumps into the water and rescues her. Water leaks into the canoe, so Vanellope and Aaliyah paddle to an island where they enlist the help of its inhabitant chipmunks to help them build a big raft. When the raft is finished, they continue following the river, but the raft is eventually destroyed when they fall over a giant waterfall, though they still have the map. As they continue on their way on foot, they have several misadventures throughout their path, like an encounter with the Arch-Leaves, a tribe of archers covered of leaves and successfully passing the Alpha Arch-Leaf's Test of Battle, escaping quicksand, and taking a rare conifer cone (Aaliyah's favorite) from a pine tree and escaping just before the pine tree falls.

Later, Vanellope and Aaliyah are excited to find Adventure Camp in the distance, but disappointed to find out that it is dark as it is the second (and final) night in the campers' trip, so they put out a campsite for the night. Aaliyah remains optimistic and uses the horn to call the Wise Old Owl, who flies to and informs Mr. Marks (who, after he, Judy, Hank, Joanna, and Brandon have almost given up and were heading back to camp), who agrees to pick her up in the morning and lets her parents know. In the morning, Vanellope and Aaliyah look out into the view to see the Adventure Camp camping trip about to end. Suddenly, the cliff rocks underneath Aaliyah give way, sending her hanging on for dear life quite a way below the edge. Vanellope uses the horn to call the Wise Old Owl, who leads Mr. Marks, Joanna, and Berlioz to Aaliyah and Vanellope. Mr. Marks, Joanna, Brandon, Judy, Hank, and the Wise Old Owl engineer the rescue by using a rope and climbing harness tied to the jeep while Vanellope relays the instructions to Mr. Mark, and together, they pull Aaliyah back to safety.

Vanellope, Aaliyah, Judy, Hank, Joanna, Berlioz, Mr. Marks, and the Wise Old Owl make it to Adventure Camp, where Anya reunites with her friends and family. Through song, Aaliyah confesses her love for Adventure Camp and everyone and everything in it, joined in by Vanellope, Joanna, Brandon, Mr. Marks, the campers, her family, and even the Wise Old Owl. When the camping trip finishes, Vanellope and the kids pack their things and hop onboard Ben. As Ben drives, Aaliyah and Vanellope share their adventure with their friends, and think about making plans for the next time they go on a two-night camping trip.

Cast

  • Sarah Silverman as Vanellope von Schweetz
  • Lulu Wilson as Aaliyah Y. Sandoval, a 11-year-old junior camper.
  • Ginnifer Goodwin as Judy Hopps
  • Ed O'Neill as Hank
  • Mckenna Grace as Joanna Alyn Lind, a camper who is Aaliyah's friend.
  • Pierce Gagnon as Brandon Breslin, a camper who is Aaliyah's other friend and love interest.
  • Tom Wilkinson as Mr. Marks, the creator of Adventure Camp. This was Wilkinson's last film role in a mainstream Hollywood feature film before his death in 2023.
  • Rita Moreno as the Wise Old Owl, a strong and intelligent horned owl and a friend of Mr. Marks.
  • Sally Hawkins as Sheryl Sandoval, Aaliyah's mother.
  • Andy Dick as Ben, a bus who takes Aaliyah and her friends to Adventure Camp.

Box office

In the United States, Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp was released alongside Miss Bala, and was projected to gross anywhere around $220--250 million in its opening weekend. It ended up with $428 million in the opening weekend. It ended its theatrical run on April 11, 2019, grossing $395 million in the United States and Canada, and $476 million in other territories, adding up to a total of over $871 million worldwide. It is the highest-grossing camping film.

Critical response

Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp was largely acclaimed by critics, with an 97% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 132 reviews. The site's consensus reads, "A "return-to-form" for the Vanellope & Friends franchise, Vanellope & Friends: Off To Adventure Camp is also the best choice for moviegoers looking for a fun camping trip". Metacritic calculated a score of 90 out of 100 based on 30 critics, indicating "universal acclaim". Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film a grade of "A+" on a A+ to F scale.