Entertainment WeeklyAnother in a new breed of mass-market comedy that substitutes self-reference for original wit and pop songs for emotional co...
ReelViewsIt is bogged down by many of the problems that have plagued Disney's recent traditional animated features: anonymous voice w...
Chicago Sun-TimesThe movie did make me smile. It didn't make me laugh, and it didn't involve my emotions, or the higher regions of my intelle...
The Philadelphia InquirerCompared to the CG gems from Pixar, Chicken Little is stylistically inconsistent, narratively messy, and, well, just not muc...
The New York TimesThe first computer-animated film from Disney also has the distinction of being a terrible movie a hectic, uninspired pastich...
The Boston GlobeChicken Little is shiny and peppy, with some solid laughs and dandy vocal performances, but even a small child may sense how...
Houston ChroniclesThe movie (directed by Mark Dindal, The Emperor's New Groove) swings from sugar buzz to glucose crash a bit too quickly.
San Francisco Chronicle... as cluttered as the movie gets before the ending, it's funny throughout, with some 1970s and '80s music thrown in to kee...
Film ThreatI can only recommend this for kids between the ages of 4 and 4 1/2 and the legally blind and deaf.
The Austin ChronicleIt's an antic journey with the doors locked and no stops permitted, sadly characteristic of the aggressively didactic, false...
The GuardianLine by line, scene by scene, visual gag by visual gag, this picture is disappointing: underpowered and dull, even for kids....
EmpireBeyond a cheeky, twisty bit of genre-tinkering, there's more here for the under-tens than over-, but it's still charming, am...
Village VoiceBy the time the sky really does start 'falling' -- courtesy of an alien invasion -- Chicken Little's frantic efforts to stay...
Washington PostThe animators are - - you almost no longer have to say this - - fabulous and full of mischief, weaving enough ironic amuseme...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Mark Dindal
Writer: Steve Bencich
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Zach Braff, Joan Cusack, Steve Zahn
Release: November 4, 2005
Writer: Steve Bencich
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Zach Braff, Joan Cusack, Steve Zahn
Release: November 4, 2005
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