Carell has a fantastic voice for animation (who coincidentally actually hear?) him team up once again with Bruce AlmightyĬo-star Steve Carell who plays the Mayor of Whoville here. Up to do DreamWorks' Over The Hedge which he later dropped out of, and I'd always been disappointed by that (although I really enjoyed Jim Carrey's debut as the voice of an animated character in a feature film as Horton the elephant. The clarity of computer generated animation is Money (although, some of those scenes in the Wall♾ trailer are breathtaking). In their bloodshot eyes - it may be one of the first films in awhile to really seem to give Pixar a bit of a run for their
However, the animationĭoes tend to still side on brilliant detail - from Vlad the vulture's feathers to the fur of the kangaroo to the veins Not for the characterizations being wonderfully cartoony, it would have been tempting to get lost in the film. More than a few times while watching Horton Hears A Who!, I couldn't help but marvel at the quality of animation.Īs we'd watch Horton splash about in a small pond or stream, the water glistened and flowed as real as could be. Plays out considerably better than its Grinch predecessor, or its über-poor follow-up, Cat In The Hat.
However, the film is presented in vibrant and expressive computer animation - unlike many other animated films out today - and Seuss tale to the screen - Horton Hears A Who!. The game with Ice Age - brings another Dr. Now, in 2008, Fox Animation - the company that first got into That was over-the-top silly and, in many cases, just plain stupid. Unfortunately, inflating the short story to an hour and a half filled the movie with plenty of unnecessary fluff In 2000, director Ron Howard brought Whoville to life when he created the live action film How The Grinch StoleĬhristmas. Movie Reviews (Main) > Movie Reviews (Main).Indie Reviews (Main) > Indie Reviews (Main).
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