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Michael De Angelis
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posted November 28, 2005 11:25 PM

We went out to see Disney's Chicken Little, and it was very well made.
I had doubt, if Disney would be able to match the work of Pixar and Dreamworks.
The animation and story are excellent. As much as I loved Madagascar this did not disappoint. The story moved along at a very good pace, and it's good for children and adults. The music is blended very well with the story.

Move over Steven Spielberg, Disney shows how a film is fun.

Michael

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Jean-Marc Toussaint
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posted November 29, 2005 12:55 AM

Michael, you're right, this is no Pixar material (can't wait for "Cars") but still a rather entertaining little movie. Kirby the alien is quite cute.
I hear the 3D version is amazing, anyone saw that?

I'm seeing "Narnia" this afternoon, wonder how that will be...

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Michael De Angelis
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posted November 29, 2005 06:47 PM

Jean-Marc,

Glad to hear that Chicken Little was enjoyed too.
Kirby was very cute, I would love to see this again in 3D.

Interestingly, Wallace and Grommit have been locally bumped off the theatre map in our area. I wonder what had happened?

Narnia opens today out by you? We need to wait until this Friday.
I am looking forward to Narnia also. I understand that the toys for Narnia,
are modeled by the creators that molded the original models in order
to study the characters prior to production.

Michael

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Jean-Marc Toussaint
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posted November 30, 2005 02:49 AM

Saw Narnia yesterday. The film is opening after Xmas here (I'm married to a film journalist and she sometimes takes me to advance screening).
It's very true to the book and very well made. A bit slow but so is the book. The creatures are great (particularly Aslan and the Beavers) and the final battle scene is quite enjoyable.
Shame about W&G, it is still a major hit here, along with Corpse Bride.
Can't wait for Kong next week...

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