#Leo Netflix

[poppibranchlover]

Heads up from the 2024 Kids’ Choice Awards! Poppy had won her orange blimp YET AGAIN!!! 👏👏👏

Meanwhile, Branch’s spot was destroyed by a Netflix lizard. 🥺

Yeah, I know it’s a shame that my boy didn’t deserve it, but I’m still really proud of Anna Kendrick because she nailed her Troll so well for all these years. Congratulations to her, by the way! 😍🥰💖

[leophile]

You can't convince me that these two are NOT an old gay couple.

[jtheplante]

shoutout to 2023's best animated old reptilian gay couple🏳‍🌈💘🥺

[kellodrawsalot]

Since the year is almost over, I wanted to do a thank you for great animated series and movies I have this year, and good reccs

last time i did this was almost 2 years ago haaa

Thank you for amazing us again -Across the Spiderverse part 1-

Thank you for teaching us to question the system -Nimona-

Thank you for bringing us something new with the old

-Scott Pilgrim Takes Off-

Thank you for fighting against abusive relationships

-Helluva boss-

Thank you for not just making us laugh but feel -Leo-

We are sad to see you go -AGGRETSUKO-

We love seeing you magical again - Precure Higaru sky!-

and we like seeing you grown up

- Kibou no Chikara Otona pretty cure-

We want to see what you have in store next -The Dragon Prince-

You taught us about mankind and more, you deserve to be watched all over again

-Pluto-

You made me hopeful about the future -I'm in Love With the Villainess-

You were quite fun- Elemental-

You're making a big wave for india animation -Digital Cicus-

You were flawless, thank you -Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake-

You were perfect for Halloween and for my vampire needs-Castlevania: Nocturne-

You were chaotic but we enjoyed it - Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix-

You deserve more love

-Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire-

Thank you for showing us love -My Happy Marriage-

For showing us a forbidden, deep romance

- Heaven Offical's Blessing-

we hope to be blessed with good animation series again in 2024.

[jokesactorscryingobsession]

LEO the netflix movie from Adam Sandler is ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE 💚💚💚🦎🐢

I had heard nothing about this movie, but I am so happy my family and I watched it. This little class pet was so charming and I am going to rewarch this all the time. All the songs, spoken jokes, and visual gags were just *chef's kiss 💋* It's a wonderful blend of older comedy and modern considerations. If there isn't a million memes from this movie then we are lost as a society.

And all the struggles the kids had, that Leo helped in his own way with, were just so wholesome and heartwrenching.

I really think parents, kids, and teachers are really going to like this movie. I don't know how this movie could have been done any better. It was perfect 👌

Also Adam's Sandlers daughters voiced two of the girls in the movie, and his wife voiced the mom of one of them, and that's just really sweet 🥰

I love Leo 💚 . I hope everyone loves this sweet 74 year old strange lizard just as much as I do!!!

And Squirtle too 🤎

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Okay! I am just so excited about this movie. I love the rabid little gremlin kindergarteners🤣! The way they just swarm everything is amazing.

And how Leo and Squirtle only know 5th grade fractions and don't know how to add, or know the alphabet! 😆

And Leo singing to Mia that crying is weak and dumb, and Mia being so smart and showing Leo how crying is good. Leo didn't know how to help Mia so he just listened, and that helped🥺. And now Mia isn't afraid to cry, but also took Leo's advise to be stronger 😫 It's sooo pure.

[potekosblog]

CRAZY SHOT WTF

[devilsrecreation]

HAPPY WORLD LIZARD DAY TO THESE SILLIES

We got:

Shupavu, Njano, and the other skinks (TLG)

Randall Boggs (Monsters Inc/University/MaW)

Joy (MaW)

Leo (Leo)

Kenge (TLG)

Hodari (TLG)

Kinyonga (TLG)

The Chameleon (T.U.F.F Puppy)

Zoe (Back to the Outback)

[floralcavern]

They’re like 2 sassy old gay men who just sit around judging everyone. Love them

[sithvampiremaster27]

Best of 2023 Animation (both movies and TV shows). Or at least the best animated projects I've seen in 2023.

In no particular order:

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

Nimona

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

Four Souls of Coyote (Hungarian title: Kojot négy lelke)

Chicken Run 2: Dawn of the Nugget

Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken

Leo

Kiff

Hailey's on It

Hilda Season 3

Disney: Once Upon a Studio

The Owl House: Watching and Dreaming

Wish

Here's to hoping 2024 will be full of awesome Animated Projects too!

[princess-unipeg]

Leo throughout the decades

[franciya]

No Sandler Slander in this house

[waskoindustriesllc]

New comfort movie 💚

[leophile]

Sorry to offend both people who actually enjoyed Disney's Wish, but you gotta admit that it's pretty fucking funny that an Adam Sandler talking lizard movie has gotten far better critical and audience reception than the 100th anniversary project of the world's most established animation studio.

[barb-l]

"Do you miss being a kid?" "I'm just glad I'm still here."

[kellodrawsalot]

So me and my bestie finished Leo on Netflix today, was a bit skeptical because I'm not a fan of Sandler and Burr. But the movie was far less mean spirited then I thought it was going to be? We ended up enjoying it!

There was a scene where the character Leo sings to a young girl that she needs to stop crying cause it's ''for weaklings and it makes you ugly''

and i was just like yiikkess, that's not good for kids to hear, but then the movie suprised me with a twist where the girl, teaches Leo why it's good to cry sometimes and Leo thinks back about this lesson near the end of the movie: Ya got me there movie dam.

[toon4thought]

Adam Sandler's "Leo" was just plain NICE.

It takes a simple, downright silly idea about a talking pet lizard helping the kids of a 5th grade class, and even the long-term substitute teacher herself, with their problems to help bring out the best in them - and ties it into stuff like finding new purpose during a mid-life crisis; all the while constantly sprinkling in so much wholesomeness that with each new kid he visits, you instantly feel the bond being formed. It can feel a bit segmented, but it allows for multiple situations to be covered while giving the audience something new to look at.

Gotta compliment Adam Sandler's performance as Leo himself here; it's such a cartoony voice, but he delivers with such a commitment that I am never hearing an actor. He gives Leo the sweet balance between his old, tired side and his wise, experienced side that is needed for this story to work. It shines best whenever he has to belt a quick number, though granted that's unsurprising for Sandler. Everyone else, including his own family, seamlessly slip into their roles too.

The humor quite caught me by surprise too, considering Happy Madison. While the slapstick can get a bit much, and there are one or two truly gross gags, most of their infamous hallmarks are surprisingly subdued. Much of what we get is more observational, or is otherwise done in credit to the characters, such as how Leo name-dropping old movies (which sounds lame on paper) doubles to show how old and behind-the-times he is. It's not like there's some big comedy gold, but there's a lot of little moments that left me smiling and charmed. In general, this film really knows how to establish character with dialogue alone; the snarky, tired comments from Leo and Squirtle at the beginning being a highlight.

There are some turns near the end that can feel a little forced or half-baked (especially with Ms. Mirkin), but the heart remains to the end and it still manages to finish on the simple note it should. Animation is also pretty standard, but that too is elevated by some smart staging choices and a few scenes that mix up the style.

Overall, while it's by no means a film that *excels*, it sure hit a lot harder than it had any right to, especially from a company like Happy Madison, and they deserve big props for that. Like Leo himself, some much-needed comfort can come from the most unexpected of places.