A well made recreation of the book, very well animated, great style, well expressed. But the moral of the story, is that dishonesty is the best approach to survival.
Frankly, considering it's aimed at children of a highly susceptible age to such influences, the fact that this is well made horrifies me.
The author's intent was to create a children's book without purpose, at least I hope, but the result is something incredibly damaging to our society.
If you're going to censor what your children watch, I could name a hundred movies full of hardcore blood and violence that would give them a far better moral education.
Hell, Watership Down may have been brutal and had me cowering behind the sofa once a week in my years as a toddler, but at least it had integrity, and a point other than existing.
I'll give it a 5. 10 for visual quality, 1 for purpose/story.
Frankly, considering it's aimed at children of a highly susceptible age to such influences, the fact that this is well made horrifies me.
The author's intent was to create a children's book without purpose, at least I hope, but the result is something incredibly damaging to our society.
If you're going to censor what your children watch, I could name a hundred movies full of hardcore blood and violence that would give them a far better moral education.
Hell, Watership Down may have been brutal and had me cowering behind the sofa once a week in my years as a toddler, but at least it had integrity, and a point other than existing.
I'll give it a 5. 10 for visual quality, 1 for purpose/story.