Peter va sulla luna

I am European, so I'm entitled to this question. I want my money and 90 minutes of my life back. This movie is straight to streaming material, stay well away from it in the cinemas. It is a prime example of how inferior European filmmaking is to American filmmaking when it comes to creating captivating movies that you can watch together with your children. This movie has no character development, no real engaging conflict, nothing in it for the parents. Just a shallow, derivative storyline peppered with sudden uncalled for jerks, farts and falls. Because, you know, children. And don't get me started on the uncomfortable stereotypes.

No storyline development, just put everything together and make a cartoon. Was not even interesting for my kids. Typical modern quick production junk, just quantity over quality.

Well. Maybe some nice animations but that's it. Characters not well evolved and do stupid things all the time. Stereotypes everywhere and the laughs? Haven't been much. Not recommend to watch at all.

Loved this little gem. It was just so fun!

I like the line in this said by the nasty Moonman quote, "The Good, The Bug and The Ugly", unquote. Though I think I would have said, "The Good, The Sad and The Bugly". You'll know why should you choose to view this annimated delight.

It has all the hallmarks of childrens entertainment (no matter what size or age should that child be... :) lol). Bullies, Crazies, Bad guy...Booo, Fairy...yay, whacky script and lovely graphics and - the most important of all - that feel good factor that just makes you thoroughly HAPPY!

I have never seen an Austrian, German animated film collaboration before (not that it really matters what countries are involved...its either good or its bad is all that matters).

In a nutshell, using soap opera lingo, it's like a classic good vs. Bad story, just set on the moon. If we're talking about a repetitive plot, "Moonbound" is way more repetitive compared to something like "The Super Mario Bros Movie." It has the good guys, the bad guys, and the saving-the-day routine, but it lacks the additional plot twists involving the main character's struggles and romantic entanglements. This movie didn't really leave an impression. Maybe it's safe to say it's an animated film more suited for kids. After all, the whole rescue plot flows smoothly without much complexity or guessing involved.