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Lol. I like that scene though i kinda wished Kodi was in the movie more

Well yes, those were serious- but some elements... I probably can't clearly explain.

And people talking about Stella & Boris well yes, it bothered a lot. But this particular topic is written out as "Don't you think that Balto 3 needed all the jazz music and other vocal music? as well as Boris's girl freind?" so in this place it does fit I suppose.

Stella's no worse then Muk, Luk and that stupid moose. The movie could've been a whole lot better without those characters, and if they did without the music.

acctually Balto 1 was really good with Muk and Luk.

I actually liked the jazzy music during the waterfall, the moose, and Muk and Luk in B3.

Although I would prefer Balto 3 without Stella, I thought she was tolerable.

I think they could do without Stellas song, and the Jazz was a little bit not to the topic-avalanche... its like to hear to Hard Death Metall on a wedding.
I mean there was no connection between what was happining and music.

Well, as a fan of all three films and I have enjoyed each of them equally, I will have to agree and yet disagree.

While WoC did indeed return Balto back into the harness once again, it did seem to fall short of being a perfect continuation for the original. While the music during the ice/river scene near the climax was quite . . . uh, not well-suited for the mood, Stella's character in general was the thing that made this film more . . . awkward than ever. And of course, the bears . . . when will they ever grow up? And also, the moose . . . I didn't see them as funny - I saw them as a clear waste of screen time. (Goodness, they could have at least shown Kodi making his way to find his dad and showing the other dogs coming to join him to do the right thing . . . but then again, that would have clearly spoiled the surprise climax)

But Steet makes a good point: There was a lot of dramatic points and decisions to be made within the course of the film - the relationship of a father and son, the risk of going against peer pressure, how things will always continue to change over time, the sheer rush of the match race between the plane (humans) and the sled (the dogs) . . . All which made it enjoyable in the end.

- Juuchan17

everything sounds better in slow motion or super fast. Getting back on topic, it really does put the scene out of mood and shouldn't be there.

stella got on my nerves, so annoying. the music you mentioned didn't help.

Maybe that one scene with Stella's song was a little, I would say, "edgy", but definitely not the whole movie.

Well, I kind of liked Stella but she wasn't really nessesary and I agree with you on all the jazz music for some reason. In one the scene with the "white water adventures" or whatever it was called, I think they could of made the mood music a bit less jazzy because I didn't really think it fit with that particular scene but that's just me. I would have atleast liked the movie a little more than I do if they added Steele's return or something more related to the first Balto than the scenes that made the movie so cheesy.