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The Tale of Despereaux


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Are You Screening?
A wild tale built on inner turmoil. Fun and beautiful, but almost too complex. A worthy effort, but not for everyone.
8th Circuit
Wait until you're bored and channel surfing one day.
Metromix
Another animated movie with an imagination deficiency.
Film School Rejects
And while the animation was well done, once soup is outlawed, the kingdom falls into a state of dreariness. This is an okay ...
San Francisco Chronicle
"The Tale of Despereaux" has a few book-to-movie translation problems, but the animation augments the story so successfully ...
Joblo
They might not have as big of a heart as Despereaux claims to have, but they are a lot less complicated and depressing.
The Screening Log
A a lifeless, simplistic bore that falls flat both in terms of story and characters.
Get the Big Picture
Without being overly complicated, its story is a bit of a page-turner, although some of the time you’d be content to just ...
Collider
"The Tale of Despereaux" is actually quite a misleading title. There's so much oddity floating around this misguided film, i...
E! Online
No soup for you! But there's still plenty to feast upon. In this animated fable, a king outlaws Soup Day after a culinary ac...
Filmcritic
The Tale of Despereaux began life as a children's book, and the animated film version does its best to reproduce the sounds ...
San Francisco Chronicle
"The Tale of Despereaux" has a few book-to-movie translation problems, but the animation augments the story so successfully ...
Entertainment Weekly
The Tale of Despereaux looks like an illuminated manuscript brought to life.
Chicago Sun-Times
"The Tale of Despereaux" is one of the most beautifully drawn animated films I've seen, rendered in enchanting detail and pa...
ReelViews
As animated films go, The Tale of Despereaux represents adequate family entertainment.
Variety
Nobly striving to realize the source material's many intricacies and chronological shifts, this graphically well-rendered ki...

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Partial Film Information

Director: Sam Fell
Writer: Gary Ross
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Matthew Broderick, Robbie Coltrane, Frances Conroy

Release: December 19, 2008
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