Stupid emotional Dreamworks movies always making me cry! Goddammit! The animation was so, so beautiful. Visually, it's a gorgeous movie. I especially loved the koi clouds. The story will absolutely tug at your heartstrings. All the pictures added during the end credits were such a nice touch, and the final scene of Yi at the statue with her mom and grandma? I was teary eyed all over again. It's such a sweet story. Overcoming the grief of loss by helping someone else reunite with their loved ones. I loved it! But, of course, it had plenty of light, funny moments too. It had me alternating between smiling and crying, sometimes doing both simultaneously. And to round out everything, "Fix You" by Coldplay. Totally unexpected, but greatly appreciated. I love that song, and it was just perfect for this movie. Also loved the whooping snakes, found them hilarious.

It would have been such an amazing movie to watch if i was 8, unfortunately I'm 19 so it's a piece of shit.

Abominable is a beautifully animated film and has a fairly engaging story; credit goes to writer/director Jill Culton for writing such a strong and likeable female lead. However, the titular yeti – nicknamed Everest – is a sadly bland and largely forgettable character so its relationship with Yi has none of the fun and adventure of the rapport between Hiccup and Toothless in the far superior How to Train Your Dragon films or even between Shrek and Donkey in Dreamworks' most successful animated series. Everest also functions as a deus ex machina when things appear hopeless so the character aspect which should make him fascinating highlights weaknesses in the narrative. I enjoyed some of the sequences there were a few emotionally satisfying moments, but overall it felt a bit perfunctory and without the character depth and emotional impact of the best computer animated films of recent years.

In short it was everything Smallfoot was severely lacking it had heart, was solidly entertaining, and no James Corden in sight. This revitalized me whereas SF jaded me. They're truly the yin and yang of animated Yeti films. I cherish this one as much as I HATE that one

I fee like after they bought the rights to use "fix you" by Coldplay they couldn't afford any other songs and just decided to use different part of that song through the movie.