The 3D animation stays to enamour all, Alpha and Omega from the production house of Crest Animation and Richard Rich is another step up movie towards spirited entertainment. It’s another fun family movie that captivates your interest in a simple way. A pretty wonderful movie with the entire spark attached to it like storyline, fun, humour and romance.

Unexpectedly Alpha and Omega are not the name of main characters but they are portraying two different social classes from the same pack of wolves. Humphrey is an Omega wolf who is witty, and loves spending adventurous life with all his snappy friends. On the contrary Kate belongs to Alpha group, she is more focused, disciplined and knows her duties as well as responsibilities. Humphrey is a video game freak while Kate acts as a chief all in all.

Humphrey belongs to a low rank and despite this fact he has a crush on Kate – she is a daughter of Alpha head Winston. Both gets captured by the forest rangers and are sent to Idaho for inhabitation. It’s a journey of these two young wolves who strive together to get back home and prevent the war between the two packs.

The plot of the movie is superb with a bit of real life extravaganza like love growing in between two different grades and opposite still attracts. There are pretty great jokes for kids and adults with some thrilling imaginative adventures. Though cannot be compared to the finest movies of DreamWorks or Pixar but a commendable initiative surely to be praised for. It looks like a real effort of combining bunch of great 3D movies and reshuffling is presented outstandingly.

There are lots of funny characters like Eve – Kate and Lily’s mother, Marcel and Paddy, a French goose and an English duck that add a tinge of extra fascination in the wearisome life of Humphrey and Kate. There are plenty of rib-tickling acts that’ll make you laugh and one of which you’ll remember is Garth's inability to howl and it will win your heart for sure. Overall it’s a light-hearted movie full of amusement and hilarious sequences.