commonwealth1325

For some reason, I have always been taken with this show. It's devoid of the fast-paced "ADD" glitz and flashing lights and endless one-liners. It's simply about a young Aardvark trying to survive in his family. There's not a better word to describe this show other than "delightful." It's simple, entertaining, and I'd watch it over anything else on TV. It's not blatantly "educational," it simply follows Arthur around, discounts his irrational beliefs and supports he and his friends' right answers and good deeds. I'd recommend this show to anyone and everyone-- especially if you are tired of head-spinning animated features like Shrek, and you want to enjoy a moment of purity on TV in an otherwise deteriorating field.

As Harry and Hermione crouch near the pumpkin patch, she in her light pink hoodie and he in his blue jacket, their microphone packs/ battery packs/ whatever they are can be seen on their backs. Watch carefully... it's in quite a few scenes, but not in all. I do wonder why they would have these packs on their backs, with ADR and boom operators, I didn't know they used packs like these. It upsets me that I noticed the packs, I was impressed with the film up to that point, but then I was taken out of the fantasy world right-quick and it had a negative affect on my viewing experience... although I was able to put it out of my mind for the duration of the film. It denotes a sloppiness that makes the movie less impressive.