If you enjoyed Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous then you will enjoy the general stylisation that this offering gives you.
The animation is good without ever needing to be outstanding. The storyline shines through.
If you have seen the 2005 King Kong film then as you start watching, you wonder if it has the connection you think it does.
It is not a spoiler to say that it does and it will add to the appeal.
Like everything animated, all is larger than life in every way, just as you would want it to be.
No necessarily child friendly, although if I was 6 years old again, I would love every aspect of the natural violence that you would associate with this kind of thing but worth a quick watch before you let little Jack or Jill loose on their imagination (and potential nightmares).
The animation is good without ever needing to be outstanding. The storyline shines through.
If you have seen the 2005 King Kong film then as you start watching, you wonder if it has the connection you think it does.
It is not a spoiler to say that it does and it will add to the appeal.
Like everything animated, all is larger than life in every way, just as you would want it to be.
No necessarily child friendly, although if I was 6 years old again, I would love every aspect of the natural violence that you would associate with this kind of thing but worth a quick watch before you let little Jack or Jill loose on their imagination (and potential nightmares).