Horton hears a Who - has anyone seen it?

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Will it be any good for 4 yr old dd? She really wants to go to the cinema. Last thing I took her to was Ratatouille which she fidgeted through but enjoyed. Anyone?!

sorry for being dim but I don't know the story line, is there anything remotely scary in it (eg the sharks in nemo, the seals in happy feet) as looking for something for ds first trip to movies but he can't do scary (not even scarface claw)

saw this last night. a few slightly scary bits , so not ideal for your lo yawningmonster

BUT it was a very funny film. mum, dad, and my brother came with me and dd, and we all loved it. reckon ill be buying it on dvd

dd1 loved it (she is five in May)
she is easily scared but no problems
and she followed the story quite well

planning to take 6 & 2.75 year old over easter.

yep, took my 3 and 4 yo on sat - they loved it!

Story line (from having read it only), Horton, an elephant, finds a spec that he can hear tiny Whos talking on. He rescues them and puts them on a flower. The other animals think he is mad. Eventually the vulture takes the flower and puts it in a field of millions of other flowers just like it so Horton cannot find it. Horton goes through every flower to find the Whos and does. The other animals, in an attempt to save him from his madness say that they are going to destroy the flower. Horton tells the Whos that they have to make as much noise as they can so the others can hear them. They do and are saved and the other animals are very sorry and eveyone is happy.

Is the film all in Dr Seuss rhyming couplets or is there other dialogue>

Has anyone seen the Spiderwick Chronicles; thinking of taking dd who is 6 would it be too scary? TIA

Horton Hears A Who is FANTASTIC!!!

Took DH, ds1 (6) and ds2 (3) and we all loved it. (Mind you it cost £24 for all of us and I threatened them all that if any of them fell asleep they would be in trouble! )

DS1 giggled all the way through and ds2 said it was the bestest ever!

Very recommended.

I wasn't that keen but dd (5 1/2) thought it was quite good.

Very good.
collison you should get the family ticket its cheaper

Well wouldnt they have automatically given me the family ticket?

I did say 2 adults and 2 kids. Family??

Would I be daft attempting to take a 9Yo, nearly 5yo, and 2.8yo on my own???

No I went to see it and it was only when I looked at this little price board on the side of the counter that I saw the family ticket, the girl never told me that its cheaper to get a family ticket.
You would think that they would tell you.

Was it the Odeon Cinema?

If it was then I am going to go and complain about that!

I saw it today with my DS (almost 8) and although he enjoyed it, I thought it was a little more babyish than most of the stuff we've seen recently.

Having said that, it is sweet enough and would be highly suitable for younger viewers.

I was at vue but go online and check out there site. I would think that they do a family ticket for the same price

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It is beyond boring. I wondered if there was an anti-abortion message ("a person's a person, no matter how small") but this may have been a delusion engendered by earthshattering dullness of the film

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I thought it was crap

2 y/o DD significantly more excited by that monkey PG tips advert than by the film itself...

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