The Asylum enters the animation world with Izzie's Way Home (2016) ! An original story about a fish.... OH, WAIT.... this was conveniently released around the same time as Finding Dory (2016). And The Asylum delivers what's expected. A animation film that feels like a S C R E E N S A V E R ! ! !

Izzies way home tackles the alienating feeling of being a “small fish in a big pond”, which is quite similar to my current situation. This movie was not only playfully quaint, but offered plenty of food for the minds of those who are constantly hungry.  It’s uplifting, beautiful, hilarious, and motivating. I think I’m gonna try and break out of prison tonight. Just like Izzie attempted to, I too shall find my way home, back to my daughter, back to castle, and back to my throne. Izzies way home was truly a joy.
I cannot stop thinking about this movie, once I break out of here, I am going to purchase this movie and watch it again to take in all that it has to offer. Masterpiece

Theres a surprising lack of animation in this animated film

The Asylum (the studio behind the Sharknado series) decide to try their hands at a full-length children's animation with this Finding Dory cash-in. It's not exactly playing to their strengths - the CG sections of Sharknado were never great, so why on earth produce a feature-length cartoon that has nothing else to fall back on?

It's a mercifully short 74 minutes, though it's unclear which ran out first - the budget or their ideas.

gross

This is the Asylum's first animated film. That's really all you need to know to know what you're in for. Abysmal animation, wherein they don't even sync the lips to the dialogue half the time. Piss-poor editing. An unoriginal storyline that was done better in both "Finding Nemo," and "An American Tale." It's only 76 minutes, but it feels like 4 hours. This is a boring, boring, boring mess, that isn't even entertaining to watch in a "so bad it's good" kind of way. Avoid at any and all costs.

müll.

From the depths of my hippocampus, I randomly remembered I watched this terrible movie. I don't remember much about it but the only reason I saw it was cuz my sister was watching it while getting her hair done and I sat down with her. All I remember is that it was utter shit.

Izzies way home tackles the alienating feeling of being a “small fish in a big pond”, which is quite similar to my current situation. This movie was not only playfully quaint, but offered plenty of food for the minds of those who are constantly hungry.  It’s uplifting, beautiful, hilarious, and motivating. I think I’m gonna try and break out of prison tonight. Just like Izzie attempted to, I too shall find my way home, back to my daughter, back to castle, and back to my throne. Izzies way home was truly a joy.
I cannot stop thinking about this movie, once I break out of here, I am going to purchase this movie and watch it again to take in all that it has to offer. Masterpiece

This fan fic about nemos sister is pretty good!

please tell me that what i just watched wasn't real

The character designs will forever haunt my dreams

An unoriginal screenplay doesn't help and the animation looks pretty basic.

@whoever rated this with 5 stars: I Am Going To Kill You

gross

Out of all the Finding Nemo knockoffs this is by far the worst I’ve seen.

Theres a surprising lack of animation in this animated film

This is the Asylum's first animated film. That's really all you need to know to know what you're in for. Abysmal animation, wherein they don't even sync the lips to the dialogue half the time. Piss-poor editing. An unoriginal storyline that was done better in both "Finding Nemo," and "An American Tale." It's only 76 minutes, but it feels like 4 hours. This is a boring, boring, boring mess, that isn't even entertaining to watch in a "so bad it's good" kind of way. Avoid at any and all costs.

müll.