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Boring and flat story line.

Poor animation.

May be interesting for kids under 6-7, older will not watch this till the end.

It's not anywhere near a 10, few movies are. Why rank this in the same league as Shawshank or Godfather? Maybe you mean 10 for a low budget animation, even then it's not close.

As for the movie, it was fine and will keep the younger kids (ages 3 to 12) entertained with fancy colors, fun voices, and good songs. The animation is poor compared to what a big studio would spend millions on. But no one expects that, I hope. 4/10.

It will be only the very, very young that will be (but not all I suspect) amused, to some degree of enjoyment, with this very poor new look Gulliver tale! Its also the reason why the very strongly put over moral of the tale is completely wasted on the 5 year olds, and under, who will enjoy it!

I love animation/Anime as a rule but the style of this was just too garish, for me, and all images came over looking very plastic. For me it was just the worst rendition of Gulliver that has ever been! Watch the original Disney film instead...even the Jack Black comedy version would be better!

Only saw part of it. Turned on the TV about 1/4 of the way into the movie. It's not the best, but it's far from bad. If you have something important to do, then do that, but otherwise it's not a waste of time to watch it. If you're one of those people that get upset if people take liberties with some source material, then you might not like it.

The message about defeating large obstacles if you believe in yourself, have courage, and work together is good. If anyone wants to be salty about that, well, I just don't know what to say. I guess "you can't please everyone" is true in this instance. Again, it's primarily aimed at kids. If you're an adult and want to sit around with other adults and watch it, you may not like it. Watch it alone if you have some time to pass and take it for what it is, or watch it with your kids, and you'll be fine.

I took my daughter to watch it at a Mexican child-oriented theater.

My daughter and I were engaged and shared a good load of laughs.

The music is great!

The topics of friendship, courage and self-respect are there with a slight tone and digestible content that addresses the younger audience. Even though the theater has a fun playground, my little one went back to the screen and even danced to the Irish-Celtic songs.

I like the characters, design and overall look.

Pace and adult-themes could have been put aside a bit, hence my personal rating. Some gender and sensual jokes may be a bit too much, especially the antagonist who is clearly gender ambiguous.

At this moment of history, values are important and the movies takes a bit too much to get to the point of placing them for children to imitate.

Altogether, I found this new rendition of the Gulliver tales, cute, entertaining, wholesome with wonderful and colourful animations. A good amount of characters, a very good story line with excellent moral teachings. Good for viewing by children up to adults.

I also enjoyed the humour and the progress of the story line - basically enjoyed it very much and am giving it a favourable review which may be surprising to many and would recommend it to others.

I would like to see more animations of this kind be available to children and adults alike. Good clean fun for all ages. Well done everyone!!

My kids love it. As for me a most funniest is a King of Lilliputians. Great respect for the actor who did this character.

I liked the king the most)) The child liked the mouse and the dog))))

A lot of positive emotions after I saw that movie.