Arthur (Freddie Highmore) was a young boy who lived with his grandmother (Mia Farrow). He was an inventor like his grandfather who he believed was in a hidden place with a tiny race of creatures called Minimoys.
Granny's home was going to be repossessed by the bank unless Arthur could find some hidden rubies that his grandfather told him about. To find them he'd have to go to the land of the Minimoys. But even if he accomplished that, he would have to contend with Maltazard (David Bowie) and his army.
"Arthur and the Invisibles" was a little too adult for my tastes. I was watching with my children and I didn't see the need for words like "hell" or having Max (Snoop Dogg) be high. I didn't mind the story, it was good, I just think the script could've used some work.
Granny's home was going to be repossessed by the bank unless Arthur could find some hidden rubies that his grandfather told him about. To find them he'd have to go to the land of the Minimoys. But even if he accomplished that, he would have to contend with Maltazard (David Bowie) and his army.
"Arthur and the Invisibles" was a little too adult for my tastes. I was watching with my children and I didn't see the need for words like "hell" or having Max (Snoop Dogg) be high. I didn't mind the story, it was good, I just think the script could've used some work.