RSSBen 10 Alien Swarm: Kids Movie Reviews
March 5th, 2010 by admin | Filed under copy dvds.
Get ready for an action-packed adventure care of Ben Tennyson and his team in the Cartoon Network movie Ben 10: Alien Swarm. Get A kids perspective with these Kids Movie Reviews.
Now more mature and more adventurous, Ben Tennyson takes on a more challenging journey as he and his friends find ways on how to battle the alien swarm that is threatening to rule over the earth.
When an old friend, Elena, returns to Ben’s life, Ben finds himself torn between helping her find her father and following his Grandpa Max.
But after so much thinking and debating with the others, Ben finally decides to help Elena, much to the dismay of his family and team.
Ben, together with his team, sets out to look for the alien swarm (the nanotech robot chips) that has invaded his town.
After being attacked by zombie-like people, the two conclude that the hive-like activities of those people are being influenced by the aliens.The team must stop the aliens before they infect more people.
When they finally locate the source or the “queen”, Ben once again faces another major decision that could possibly jeopardize his relationship with his team and with Elena.
If you liked the other Ben Ten movies, for sure you will also like Alien Swarm. The characters are more mature and are edgier than in the previous movies.
Just like in the other movies, Ben transforms into an alien form when he uses the Omnitrix. Plus, with muscle cars and motorcycles to boost, the movie will surely delight any adrenaline junkie out there.
The fight scenes are kept to a minimum but are still exciting enough to thrill you. Your parents definitely have nothing to worry about the film as violence is practically nonexistent here. As Ben and his friends are already more mature, expect love sparks between the characters, but nothing too serious.
The quick pace of the movie is enough to keep you awake. There are no dull moments in this film. The movie is still about the same Ben, only that you won’t see a ten-year-old boy this time. The only downside I could think of, if you’re a really huge fan of the animated series, is that the action you see on the cartoon version is not seen much in the movie. Nonetheless, Alien Swarm is still a great film to watch if you like action and adventure.
Lessons are also learned in the end. That being a true hero means helping others without choosing. That the things that happened in the past don’t really matter anymore; the important thing is being out there and helping others.
Starring Ryan Kelley as Ben Tennyson, Barry Corbin, Galadriel Steinman, and Nathan Keyes, Ben 10: Alien Swarm is given four out of five stars in this kids movie review.