Tom Heistuman writes: To assume that an animated movie inherently signals material fit for children is, quite simply, childish. Animation allows for impossible scenes and stories to be visualized without spending billions of dollars, while letting the creators express themes and ideas that don't translate well in a live-action movie. Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole is a fantastic movie that parents might feel inclined to show their children. But they should be prepared to explain some things once the movie's finished. Like the concepts of kidnapping, child soldiers, betrayal, slavery, fascism, and why this is relevant in today's world.
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I was interested in this till my Film teacher told me they messed up the ending.
Personally, I liked this film. Sure some of the parts didn't work out as well, but overall it was entertaining and had a good story driving it. Worth a watch for sure even if you don't hit the theaters.