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(adventure, animation, family)
One day, Horton the elephant hears a cry from help coming from a speck of dust. Even though he can't see anyone on the speck, he decides to help it. As it turns out, the speck of dust is home to the Whos, who live in their city of Whoville. Horton agrees to help protect the Whos and their home, but this gives him nothing but torment from his neighbors, who refuse to believe that anything could survive on the speck. Still, Horton stands by the motto that, "After all, a person is a person, no matter how small."
actors:
| Jim Carrey | as Horton |
| Steve Carell | as The Mayor of Who-ville |
| Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje | as Town Crier |
| Will Arnett | as |
| Dane Cook | as |
| Josh Flitter | as Rudy |
| Dan Fogler | as Yummo |
| Jonah Hill | as |
| Seth Rogen | as |
| Shelby Adamowsky | as The Mayor's Daughter |
| Carol Burnett | as Kangaroo |
| Samantha Droke | as Mayor's Daughter |
| Isla Fisher | as |
| Selena Gomez | as Mayor's daughter |
| Joey King | as Katie |
Jimmy Hayward
rating:7.50
For the first time in many years, I can honestly say that this movie
is the most faithful adaptation of Dr. Suess of children's books TIME
of being subjected to the big screen with the voice talent of Jim Carrey, Steve
Carell, and of course, Carol Burnett. I never thought that
Suess's cartoon illustrations can be as wonderfully
spot in this film with his brilliant, crisp colors, and flawless animation. What great
of all this is that by extending the film, rather than improve
with excess baggage as they did in the 2004 live action -
flop "The Cat in the Hat" ; Which practically was "Batman & Robin"
adaptation of the classic children's book and I hated that movie with a maximum
abhorrent passion. At least "The Grinch who stole Christmas"
entertaining in its own right, although I admit that it was also a bit nauseating
; namely because some scenes had as many colors garishly lit
and was a little more at the top. With all that aside, "Horton heard a
That" will not only be the best animated film of the year, but can also
win an Oscar for "more faithful adaptation of a classic child."
I think that this film will appeal to children and adults and for which
read the book from childhood not to mention serve as the venue for another
healthy family entertainment for the general public .
I suppose it would be remiss if I approached "Horton heard a Who!"
With some reservations as trailers were anything but
something to be excited. Had it not been for the Que and Dr. Seuss
tag that comes with the title, this latest computer-animated movie
"Ice Age" team leaves as another animal-on-a-mission movie
directly from the assembly line. And the films adapted from one of
Dr. Seuss' books have not been as successful as they were in print,
as lightly.
relatively NEUTER Jim Carrey provides the voice of Horton, a
elephant who hears a voice of a floating speck
and discovers that there are people who actually live in it in a place called Who-ville.
That call, these people have a mayor (also voiced by one-NEUTER
Steve Carrell) who has 96 daughters and a son who did not speak. Everything depends
to Horton to find a safe place to save for the speck of Who-ville
destruction, even if the property has meant Pachyderm
to avoid all kinds of obstacles, including Sour Kangaroo, Vlad the vulture,
Wickersham brothers, and other metaphors of McCarthyism.
As usual with such fine material, the film has an obligation to
additional scenes to pad time, but ultimately
that captures the spirit of its source, and is a case in which a G-rated movie offers
entertainment for both children and their older colleagues as well. (
I have said "a rare case" but in this country, the G-rating applies
most liberal of the censor board.)
The animation is consistent and a good Japanese-inspired animation nontraditional
do not feel out of place in the overall enjoyment of material. The
voice cast, according to the credits, implies some relatively big names, but
than Carrey and Carrell, none of the players take care of
his characters and hence, not distract .
and fast moving, "Horton heard a Who!" represents a step forward for
Blue Sky Studios, which has served to support
Pixar and Dreamworks. I am tempted to say that is the best film Dr.
Seuss adaptation ever, but not say much taking into account other films
involved. So perhaps only say it is one of the best animated films
, that is true anyway.
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See also: Adventure: Blade Runner
See also: Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
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