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JulesB.Mar 15, 2006

its fun to watch and im 23 if you give it less then 6 im disapointed to me its in my leauge if you dont like it then dont watch this as a adult film its a kids film REMEMBER! and my kid loved it and so did I.

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NathanNov 13, 2005

This was an amazing movie. I came in with low expectations. Fairly well written with multi dimensional charachters, this is a movie I would definitly not mind seeing again.

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Trinidad&TobagoCaribbeanNov 20, 2005

I went in the cinema with low expectation and left pleased with the general movie, yes i know that the storyline was weird but the charachters and their actions made you laugh, especially the fish.lol but the movie was based on parents I went in the cinema with low expectation and left pleased with the general movie, yes i know that the storyline was weird but the charachters and their actions made you laugh, especially the fish.lol but the movie was based on parents understanding their kids and giving them the opportunity to express themself. In all the movie was good.… Expand

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AdamS.Nov 7, 2005

This was a great movie.

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TeahV.Mar 22, 2006

this movie was great and i liked it i took my cousins to it and they loved it.

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RobNov 12, 2005

Cant figure out why the critics are mainly down about this film. I havent laughed that hard at an animated film in a long time, if ever. Maybe it was just my sense of humor. But I loved it. Laughed right along with all the kids in the theater.

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MarianC.Nov 6, 2005

The movie effectively used 3D to establish an atmoshere, both idylic in the beginning, and exciting in the invasion scene. The story line was charming, characters clever, and the message clear to all ages."Speak up ! Communicate!!"

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alexL.Dec 18, 2005

I loved it.

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SusanM.Apr 17, 2006

A good movie with something for everyone - awesome visuals to keep the kids engrossed and enough witty dialogue to keep us adults planted in our seats!! Chicken Little is adorable.

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JakeH.Nov 13, 2005

One of the funniest movies of the year! Undeniably witty and charming.

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SimpsonFansAug 4, 2016

I went in the cinema with low expectation and left pleased with the general movie, yes i know that the story line was weird but the characters and their actions made you laugh, especially the fish. But the movie was based on parentsI went in the cinema with low expectation and left pleased with the general movie, yes i know that the story line was weird but the characters and their actions made you laugh, especially the fish. But the movie was based on parents understanding their kids and giving them the opportunity to express themselves. In all the movie was amazing.… Expand

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elizabethNov 6, 2005

A delight particularly for the under 12 set.

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helloyelloNov 10, 2005

This movie is better than choclate but worse than getting hit in the face.

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WallyS.Dec 6, 2005

I was expecting a lot more from Disney, but unfortunetly the movie never comes full circle to really entertain. There are witty moments, and wonderful irony, but it just isn't a good animated feature film, period.

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EricC.Apr 24, 2006

My wife, kids (teen to toddler) and I laughed through a lot of this movie. If there's a fault with it it's the short running time. I don't understand all of the negative reviews out there.

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EricyN.Jul 11, 2006

I thought chicekn little at the gym. i liked it. I liked chicken little and I liked the pig. He was so funny, and chicken little was so funny. I loved Chicken Little.

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CaptainS.Nov 21, 2005

Not as bad a movie as folks would let on. Found it to be likeable by both men/women/boys and girls as well as adults and children. Mainly appealed more to smaller children (age 3-9), but had some good spots for the older children as well as Not as bad a movie as folks would let on. Found it to be likeable by both men/women/boys and girls as well as adults and children. Mainly appealed more to smaller children (age 3-9), but had some good spots for the older children as well as mom and pop. Better than expected with some really memorable characters. Apparently not even Disney was prepared for this to be a hit...where are the toy tie-ins? I don't like Disney w/o Pixar, but don't let that diminish your appreciation of this film. We go to the movies to be entertained and have fun, and this one was fun!… Expand

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RyanNov 3, 2005

Not sure why all the critics are crying about this one. Overall, I thought it was a fun movie, with really solid characters. Yeah, the jokes are a little derivative, but overall there are lessons learned here, and that is what I want my kid Not sure why all the critics are crying about this one. Overall, I thought it was a fun movie, with really solid characters. Yeah, the jokes are a little derivative, but overall there are lessons learned here, and that is what I want my kid to get out of a movie.… Expand

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MarkBNov 4, 2005

Remember when animation was hand drawn and generally more palpable than today's computerized version of animation. I, being an advanced scout, would have had this movie drawn by hand from scratch. I also would have changed the Remember when animation was hand drawn and generally more palpable than today's computerized version of animation. I, being an advanced scout, would have had this movie drawn by hand from scratch. I also would have changed the soundtrack to include such songs as BIlly Ocean's "Carribean Queen." I would make all of these changes because I'm an advanced scout who knows everything. I love myself and my advanced scout title.… Expand

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MarkB.Nov 28, 2005

After having endured the smug Shark Tale, the witless Robots, the obnoxious, headache-inducing Madagascar and the just-plain-boring Valiant, I almost poured what was left of my Diet Pepsi over my head at the end of this latest Pixar wannabe After having endured the smug Shark Tale, the witless Robots, the obnoxious, headache-inducing Madagascar and the just-plain-boring Valiant, I almost poured what was left of my Diet Pepsi over my head at the end of this latest Pixar wannabe just to make sure I was awake and not dreaming...because here, at long last and hallelujah, is one that mostly gets it right! The famous fairytale about a panicky little chicken who mistakenly informs all the other animals that the sky is falling, and simply makes a dumb cluck out of himself in the process, is dispensed with in the first ten minutes; the rest of the movie deals with the hero's attempts to regain the respect of his classmates and his dad...just in time for a second character-testing apparent emergency that turns out to be both more and less than what it seems. As an animated entertainment, Chicken Little lacks the timeless quality of the Pixars (the Toy Storys, Monsters Inc., The Incredibles, etc.) -- and it doesn't deserve to beat the non-CGI Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit for this year's Best Animated Feature Oscar -- but it's still a whole lot of fun: pleasingly energetic, often ingeniously clever, and even sweet and touching at times without being syrupy. One of my biggest issues with most recent animated features is their nonstop reliance on current pop culture references and jokes (which of course renders them more and more dated with each passing year), and Chicken Little is hardly innocent of this, but at least most of the references to Top 40 songs from the 70s to the oughts are kept within the concept of one specific character. The writers and director Mark Dindal (who previously did the witty, Chuck Jones-flavored "flat" Disney feature The Emperor's New Groove) need to gain either an increased sense of self-confidence or faith in the intelligence of its audience: references to a couple of famous Spielberg movies are so spelled out, circled and underlined that they're rendered completely ineffective, while subtle visual or aural winks to lovers of Foghorn Leghorn and The Simpsons score bulls-eyes precisely because they're NOT explained. Unlike most of the imitation Pixars, which come across as heartless joke machines loaded with humor that's completely inappropriate for the smallest members of the family, Chicken Little's touch of genius -- and its heart -- lies in basing its story and themes on the very real issues that its young viewers deal with. The hero, like lots of human preadolescents, yearns for the acceptance of his peers and of his father (the latter scene-stealingly voiced by Garry Marshall, who like Sydney Pollack is often a better actor than director). It's entirely appropriate that C.L.'s few friends are outcasts themselves: "Ugly Duckling" Abby Mallard; Runt of the Litter, who's not only wildly overweight but likes Barbra Streisand records (and we all know what THAT implies)...and even a genuine Fish Out Of Water! As with Disney's Lilo & Stitch, these farm fauna are so engaging that the movie loses some steam when the science-fiction plot takes over, but here it adds real drama as C.L. has to decide whether to succumb to peer pressure or do the right thing and risk more ostracization...and the resolution is remarkably satisfying. Equally vital to Chicken Little's success is a simple but basic element that more films, be they 3-D animation, 2-D or live action, would do well to include: an uncommonly likable, appealing and sympathetic lead character whose well-being and happiness you really care about.… Expand

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4EverGreenFeb 17, 2011

I can't believe all of these horrid reviews that trash this movie for no good reason! "Chicken Little" is an excellent movie with a lot of heart and soul. It's about liking yourself for who you are, and speaks about the importance ofI can't believe all of these horrid reviews that trash this movie for no good reason! "Chicken Little" is an excellent movie with a lot of heart and soul. It's about liking yourself for who you are, and speaks about the importance of communication, team-work, and friendship. All I am saying, is to give this movie a chance! I did! I highly enjoyed it, and so will anybody else who doesn't have a close-minded, rigid, narrow view point!… Expand