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By Moni W (5) on 01 Sep 2010

Surreal and sweet…

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By Ro D (267) on 31 Aug 2010

OMG is so amazing outstanding wonderful is a new way to watch movies…

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By Will C (526) on 27 Aug 2010

Beautiful, melancholic animation. Definitely want to see The Illusionist now…

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By Brandon C (850) on 24 Aug 2010

The animation was a surprising treat of a French animated film about a mother searching for her kidnapped son with the help of the well fed…

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By Kristina K (624) on 22 Aug 2010

So unbelievably good. I didn't expect anything from it, maybe that's why it was so good. It's got great humor and a lot of heart. +++…

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By Janz D (60) on 19 Aug 2010

A fine balance between beauty and grotesquerie, traditional and bizarre, light and dark, melancholy and joy…

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By Andrew O (949) on 17 Aug 2010

Beautifully sinister ..... elements of 1950 euro cartoons brought up to date......lovely French soundtrack. The dog on the stairs unforgettable…

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By Amar K (116) on 13 Aug 2010

Do not be put off by its dour Frenchiness. This is a very funny animated film and very refreshing compared with the American factory films…

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By Mikael K (415) on 06 Aug 2010

Les Triplettes de Belleville is a true avant-grade film: A totally original and interesting plot, impossible things happening all the time…

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By Barry E (140) on 05 Aug 2010

I liked it, it was good and the animation very nice but it just seemed a little empty in a way…

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By Lauren S (792) on 02 Aug 2010

For being, more or less, a silent film, I found it to be very engaging…

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By Daniel M (2,592) on 02 Aug 2010

Love every beautifully hand-drawn second of it. Chomet is extraordinary and this film is a triumph of modern animation and quite surreal at times too…

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By Richard F (560) on 31 Jul 2010

Some of the best animation i've seen in any film. The surrealist comedy is brilliant and the story is fittingly bizarre…

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By James P (1,130) on 31 Jul 2010

Some of the best animation i've seen in any film. The surrealist comedy is brilliant and the story is fittingly bizarre…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 23 Jul 2010

Bizarrely brilliant. Sylvain Chomet has such a amazing and unique style, and single handedly makes a case for the relevance of 2D animation…

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By Roy C (774) on 23 Jul 2010

Bizarrely brilliant. Sylvain Chomet has such a amazing and unique style, and single handedly makes a case for the relevance of 2D animation…

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By Dillon S (58) on 21 Jul 2010

A beautifully drawn anamation film with an exciting plot with heart and soul. One of my favorites…

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By Stephen L (620) on 13 Jul 2010

Animation, style, histoire, narration, tout est grand dans ce film…

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By Eryk L (1) on 04 Jul 2010

Great movie, lots of emotions and specific humour. I love it…

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By Anya S (261) on 26 Jun 2010

Rarely does a film say so much with such little dialogue, let alone an animated film created for a mature audience (PG-13, anyway, but many…

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