"loud and hard to follow, "on the evidence of my son's enthusiasm, the film is clearly just the ticket for eight-year-old boys."

So, what do you think of that?

And she's a grown-up.

Yeah, and she didn't like it either.

Just like Brain.

It stunk.

Uh-huh.

Well, I'm not finished yet.

You know, I've always wanted to try my hand at film criticism.

MUFFY: Oh, you should, Brain.

You'd be really great at it.

(clears throat) "The Kid's Corner: Movies From a Kid's Perspective.

"Hi everybody, my name is Buster Baxter.

"I'm eight years old, and this is what I think about Giant Exploding Robots 3D."

Wait a minute.

You wrote something for the paper?

"Nobody understands this great movie.

"It is not just a lot of explosions.

"The inventor is not just a car mechanic.

"His dad was a scientist who put a bionic brain in his head "when he was a baby.

"The bionic brain makes him insane when he grows up "and so he builds armies of robots.

"There are good and bad robots, and they have amazing battles, "and I won't tell you the end "except that it's totally believable "something 317 times as big as Earth can blow up.

"After all, what is a supernova?

Can anybody tell me that?

Huh?"

Is this for real?

Uh-huh.

Last night, when I told my mom all about the movie, she got this idea to have us both write reviews.

"On the Buster scale, Giant Exploding Robots 3D rates a ten."

Ten-plus.

(Brain chuckling) Not to rain on your parade, Buster, but that analysis is riddled with... FRANCINE: "On the Buster scale?"

Wow, you have a scale?

You know, come to think of it, that inventor was insane.

Yeah, he was.

The movie makes a lot more sense now.

It was a ten-plus.

(groans)