Hotel Transylvania -review-

Hotel Transylvania,directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, set in the 20th century, is an animation about escaping, travelling and finding new horizons. Although it is an animated movie, the story line is difficult to be understood by young people.
Dracula, played by Adam Sandler, is the owner of Hotel Transylvania, who accommodates one of the most petrifying and mysterious monsters. His daughter, Mavis Dracula, played by Selena Gomez, is an uncommon vampire teen, whose dream is to face the ''light's shadows.'' This wanting caused plenty of problems as regards the secret of Hotel Transylvania, which was kept for over 200 years.The movie then becomes more and more gripping when all the action in the hotel is interrupted by an unexpected arrival of a boy.
What really astound me was the contrast of feelings: once the characters were furious, then in less than 5 seconds they become composed again. They were actually emphasized by the special effects, almost permanently presented.
So, if you like comedies combined with dramas, then this movie fits properly to you personality.