An enjoyable film my toddler has asked to re-watch twice so far.
We first watched this about a month ago on Stan. We chose it from the name as my daughter loves spooky stuff (nightmare before christmas for eg) so we were a bit confused when she wasn't "scary"
Obviously this wasn't an issue as she's requested to watch it again, even though she asks me to explain most of it, that's because she's 3 not because it's hard to follow! In fact that could actually be a testament to the film- that she's still drawn to it even though she can't fully comprehend it yet.
I also enjoy watching it, the animation style is fun, I especially like the scene where Dr Maybee explains his story of his daughter and Blister.
I like that it's an Australian production, it's nice to hear Australian voices (even though Sam Neill is technically a kiwi) especially in children's media.
I think I'll be putting the book on her birthday list!
We first watched this about a month ago on Stan. We chose it from the name as my daughter loves spooky stuff (nightmare before christmas for eg) so we were a bit confused when she wasn't "scary"
Obviously this wasn't an issue as she's requested to watch it again, even though she asks me to explain most of it, that's because she's 3 not because it's hard to follow! In fact that could actually be a testament to the film- that she's still drawn to it even though she can't fully comprehend it yet.
I also enjoy watching it, the animation style is fun, I especially like the scene where Dr Maybee explains his story of his daughter and Blister.
I like that it's an Australian production, it's nice to hear Australian voices (even though Sam Neill is technically a kiwi) especially in children's media.
I think I'll be putting the book on her birthday list!