LogFAQs > #979657150

It's all right. The biggest problem was the ending, and it's something that is common in Pixar movies, even going back to the original Toy Story.

After giving us an emotional climax and a feeling of closure, instead of ending the movie we have to go through a long action set piece. It feels anticlimactic and takes away from the emotional resonance of what should have been the real ending. But I guess they figure that because it's a kids' movie, they have to give us an action-filled climax, even if the emotional payoff of the story is already over.