Zanna Bianca

White fang is enchanting story of a big dog up in the big white of youkon, its a big dog, and so are also this feature film..having adhd members around me,this movie took the gaming away,watching the whole movie without making a word. well that is what this movie are, enchanting and enthralling the animation are special,but what i like most of all is the dog are not talking as in the mainstream animations, so its a 10 for white fang and jack london for the story. watch it!!!!!!!

I hate to be so brutal as to only give this movie 5 stars as it was a good film for the most part, but I cannot abide the rewriting of an American Classic such as this. While I understand the choice to mitigate the violence expressed in the book for young viewers, I do believe the screenwriters did a disservice to Jack London's writing by changing characters, their motives, and even the ending. Netflix's White Fang is a solid children's movie, but a poor depiction of Jack London's classic.

I love this movie. And the animation was brilliant and so unique that my dog was totally engaged...and barking at the screen.

White Fang is a dog-wolf hybrid born in the Yukon Territory. It is a long treacherous journey from pup to sleigh dog to abused dog-fighter to family dog back to the wilds.

This is a French animated film that ultimately ended up on Netflix. I actually really like the animation style. It looks old school. I really like the painting looks of the dogs and the natural background. The story is a bit meandering. White Fang goes from one situation to another. It is trying to do most of the book which is probably more better as a series. Each living situation could be one season. As a movie, this does disrupt the flow.

Without judging it by how faithful it is to the source material, I'd say White Fang does a good job as a movie. It may not be the conventional family film, as it takes a slower and more dramatic path in its story telling with less dialogue and a stylized but realistic animation style.

Sit really depends on how much you like the book and how you like your animation. This is not for everyone, but I mostly enjoyed its approach towards telling its story of this wolf-dog growing up and being thrown around between different kinds of people good or bad and how he copes with it.

Some times there is a little uncanny valley tendecies in the human designs, but the backgrounds when fully shown look really nice and grand. And if you're kind of an emotional person like me, you'll probably shed a tear here and there.