"Paw Patrol" Goes To Dino Island: REVIEW

The Paw Patrol pups take on Dino Island in their latest adventure as they rescue and recover all who needs their help. When Mayor Humdingle discovers a diamond mine on that very island, it's up to the pups to protect the island and the dinos from the mine triggering the volcano eruption.

The film brings back the voice actors including Ron Pardo, Mckenna Grace, Carter Young, Raine Janjua, Henry Bolan, Lucien Duncan Reid and Bill Nye, all who were in the original Paw Patrol movie that came out just 5 years prior. Additionally joining the cast are even more well-known voice actors including Terry Crews, Paris Hilton, Jennifer Hudson, Jameela Jimil and Snoop Dog, who provide a exceptional story that would appeal to a wider range of audiences looking for good clean fun at the theaters.

The film does that and more as the writers took the Paw Patrol concept and made it larger than life especially going up against another dino style film that came out in the same week. In a way, like "The End of Oak Street", Paw Patrol: The Dino movie can be compared to essentially them going to the Land of the Lost or Land Before Time, though this is cleaner in nature as there is no fear of the dinos attacking the pup and in fact, we get a new addition to the Paw Patrol family to further grow the franchise to new heights. It is a great message to kids and adults alike who may be struggling to wonder if they are enough.

In a way, the line holds true that we can all remember, "I didn't choice you because you don't make mistakes, I chose you because you don't give up."

Additionally, the film has stunning music including a new song exclusive for it by none other than the Backstreet boys themselves.

The film came out in theaters August 14th and is currently playing in one near you.