Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs Movie Reviews

This one's about an earnest inventor (Hader) who wants to help but ends up causing more harm than good. His latest saves the town from starvation, then the mayor's greed leads them down the road of foodie damnation. Inventor is enjoying the attention and it takes a intern reporter (Faris) to get him to see what he's doing wrong. Simple, seemingly childish fare yet profoundly thought-provoking

We know what happens when it rains cats and dogs. But what if it literally starts raining cheeseburgers, bacon and doughnuts? Or, for that matter, any cuisine you ask for. In Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (CWCM), food becomes a vehicle to tickle young fantasies. Those below 10 years of age might enjoy, especially on 3D, the uproarious turn of events after Flint Lockwood, a kid with a penchant for creating failed gadgets, hits bull's eye with his invention

This film is all about a crazy invention by an inventor, Flint, who never really got his due. Based on a popular children's book, the film has been transferred to big screen in 3D by first-time writer-directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. The story is simplistic and illogical and the narrated flow of events is entirely absurd. Flint's invention transforms clouds into animated rainstorms of steaks, jell-O's, pizzas, burgers, spagetti etc