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Catch a Fire
- In theaters November 3rd 2006
- Rated PG for crude humor and some language
- RunTime: 86 min
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- Matt's rating - 3 out of 5
- Cindy's rating - 4 out of 5
Matt's Review
Flushed Away is the new animated offering from Dreamworks
about a sophisticated rat named Roddy (Hugh Jackman) who
gets flushed away from his penthouse life down to the
sewers of London. The plot revolves around him trying to
make his way back up top with the aid of a cute tom-girl of a
rat named Rita (Kate Winslet). Their plans are constantly
interrupted by a scheming toad (Ian McKellen) and his
henchman.
This film looks amazing even if the story and plot are not up
to Pixar par. Due to the large amount of scenes involving
water the project is fully CGI, staying away from their
trademark clay, stop motion animation. This gives a crisp
clean image on every layer. The lines are full of wit and you
find yourself laughing quite bit. Yet the story never really
takes off. Not a huge issue when you are talking about risky
rats and singing slugs but adults may find themselves losing
interest from time to time. 86 minutes is a perfect length for
this film and it stops just at the right moment.
It's wild how far cartoons have come and now we call them full
length animated features. We find ourselves discussing the plot
depth of two mice in a boat made of household objects. But
that is what we have been spoiled to and so we expect the
same results from mice as from men.
Rated PG for crude humor and some language, Flushed Away
is totally kid friendly. The scenes of action and peril are very
mild and the slapstick is right up kid alley. The few lines and
potty humor thrown to the adults is quick and if your kid
even catches it will find it just as funny as the adults. Though
not as fast paced and clever as this years earlier Over the
Hedge, this is still a must see for all families. Rarely do
opportunities come along for an entire family outing to the
theater and this one will be enjoyed by all regardless if it
doesn't becomes a main stay on all home DVD shelves. With
a look at Flushed Away, Im Matt Mungle
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