Review of Alpha and Omega (2010) by Marischa B — 04 Dec 2011
Alpha and Omega.
Gift shopping for a she-wolf must be difficult, since they already own a permanent fur coat.
Fortunately, the male wolf in this animated movie isn't expected to purchase any luxuries for his she-wolf.
A pair of polar opposite wolves from Jasper National Park, Kate (Hayden Panettiere) and Humphrey (Justin Long), are relocated to a park in Idaho where they are expected to repopulate the wolf species.
Desperate to return to their home-where both of their wolf packs are warring over communal hunting grounds-Kate and Humphrey seek the travel guidance of a French-Canadian goose (Larry Miller).
Ill-conceived and poorly animated, Alpha and Omega is schlocky at best. The story is familiar, the subject matter is abnormal and the musical numbers featuring the wolves singing and dancing on their hindquarters is off-putting.
Besides, why would a couple of hungry wolves ever return to Canada when Americans are so much plumper? (Red Light).
This review of Alpha and Omega (2010) was written by Marischa B on 04 Dec 2011.
Alpha and Omega has generally received mixed reviews.
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