![]() Did feel though that 'Lamp Life' was rather wanting on the story front. There are more than enough amusing moments and there is enough charm too. The voice acting is also fine, with Annie Potts voicing Bo Peep with charm and a little sass. The music fits nicely and has presence without being overbearing. ![]() Cannot fault the animation, which is as vibrant, expressive and beautifully detailed as one expects from Pixar. So slightly above average feelings here for 'Lamp Life'. It was interesting to see things from Bo Peep's perspective for the first time and for her to be the lead and that is done surprisingly well, despite it being very wanting story-wise. It is charming enough though and has more than enough to stop any light from completely extinguishing. 'Lamp Life' is a long way from being among Pixar's best work, short films and overall and doesn't fully ignite. It was interesting to see a bigger role for Bo Peep, a secondary character in the 'Toy Story' films and have a story revolving around her and her life. Am a big Pixar fan and have loved many of their short films, the best of which some of my favourite animated short films (so shorts like 'Geri's Game', 'Presto', 'One Man Band' and have loved many of their SparkShorts shorts, most very mature and bold in themes, too).
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