Meet the Small Potatoes

This documentary gives great insight into what life is like as a famous potato. Not being too knowledgeable in the area of potato musicianship before watching, I now understand the pressures and dramas of being in a highly successful band that rises from farm to fame whilst battling issues such as uncontrollable carbohydrate consumption and youngest child syndrome. The 4yr old whom accompanied me watching this also enjoyed it, and has been singing the songs from the documentary for a few weeks now. This movie has also encouraged the consumption of more vegetables, I am not sure if this reflects positively or negatively on the cast. I would say this movie is appropriate for all ages, with particular mention of adults needing a less terrifying, sing-along alternative to Adventure Time after their evening smokes.

I love this move so much it isn't even funny. All I can watch is this, it's so beautiful. So animation, the music, the voice acting, the story, it's a work of pure art. It combines the realistic aspect of music through the ages and the band struggling with differences of taste with the whimsical beautiful aspect of them all being silly little potatoes. I may be severely mentally unstable but this movie is currently keeping me alive, it's a true cinematic master piece. I cannot express in terms how much I adore this majestic film. My simply, mortal self cannot put into words how much I love love LOVE thos film.