Review of Pinocchio (1940) by Wayne H — 18 Jan 2012
Many critics have awarded Disney's "Snow White" as the greatest animated film of all time. I disagree. "Pinocchio" has something for everybody; a father's undying love for his son, a son who yearns to one day become a real boy, a clever cricket who is entrusted with being the boy's conscience, and a blue fairy that teaches us all some life lessons about the perils and pitfalls of lying, low self-esteem, and selfishness.
For as she says herself, "A boy who won't be good, might just as well be made of wood.".
This review of Pinocchio (1940) was written by Wayne H on 18 Jan 2012.
Pinocchio has generally received very positive reviews.
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