(THREAD) I loved this movie as a kid, and having recently watched it with my niece, I& #39;m not embarrassed to say that I don& #39;t get the hate. The respectfully childish, yet witty aura of George Carlin& #39;s Mr. Conductor from the show is present with Alec Baldwin& #39;s interpretation, https://twitter.com/Beavs/status/1253166176458305537">https://twitter.com/Beavs/sta...

the voice acting& #39;s pretty good (with the exception of the bored-sounding Lady), Peter Fonda really gives the target audience their (parents& #39;) money& #39;s worth, and the music& #39;s nice if a little cringey, and the comedy& #39;s pretty good considering, again, the target demographic (Baldwin,

Diesel 10, his minions, and the cousin character are all hilarious). Overall, "Thomas and the Magic Railroad" is, in my opinion, a fine enough adaptation and a good kids& #39; movie, especially considering American cinema was still kind of in a dark period in the year 2000.

Not to mention, this film is solely responsible for why I find city lights reflected against the street on a rainy day relaxing. Still one of my favorite things to visualize to this day. Review over.

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