Orla Frøsnapper

I found this Danish to be a very inventive and entertaining little movie. Unlike most Hollywood animations, such I tend to find tedious and frankly quite boring, but this is a highly original story unlike any I've seen before. It's got all elements needed to have a great time. It was cinema related in 3D which was very effective.

I like the colorfulness, the highly comical figures and the fresh ideas, and to me this is far above many more well known animation movies. I love the inventiveness, and the moral of the story, though it starts off with a moral not suited off the mallets of children.

I tend to think this is most suited for the children of 7 and above, though no younger children will take any harm in seeing this.

The film is based on the colorful story "Sirkus Benito kommer til byen" (Circus Benito comes to town), which is one of many from the same town written by Ole Lund Kirkegård. Well recommended reading as well.

This movie is a cinematic masterpiece, characters are brilliant we have got victor, Jacob, Freddy (who is my favourite). I watched the movie in Polish language and it had a funny catchphrase that Freddy said and everybody from my school were saying it. The plot is so good, whoever thought of it is a genius, they put so lot in such a short film (1h 14min). The animation is godly, it is really simple but it's good enough to keep me entrained, some characters have one eye bigger than the other eye but that's good. Freddy is the protagonist and the antagonist in this movie in the first half he is the bully but at the end he found happiness in the circus I really recommend the movie 10/10.

A cute animation, but not very captivating, I made a few attempts before I could watch it, and still, very dragged ... The character's similarity with Kiko enchanted me, as well as the smart, but not enough, regular girl...

A cute animation, but not very captivating, I made a few attempts before I could watch it, and still, very dragged ... The character's similarity with Kiko enchanted me, as well as the smart, but not enough, regular...