Riverdance: The Animated Adventure

This movie is inspired on the stage play River Dance. River dancing actually originated in Ireland and is not necessarily how Americans see the Irish people. It kind of reminds me of step and tap dancing. The animation in this film is incredible. I really don't understand the low ratings on this movie. The plot and the voice acting were both really good. A movie that all ages can enjoy.

I'm baffled at some of the reviews here. It's a kids film primarily, nothing like the Mire serious book Of Kells etc, and my young boys loved it! I thoroughly enjoyed it as well. It deals with the grandfather's death beautifully. I am Irish, (have an actual Irish accent) and I didn't notice any pretend Irish accents going on, I really don't get the reviews that mentioned forced Irish accents or brogue Irish..... no American actors were used as Irish characters in this film. Pierce Brosnan's accent has always been slightly unusual in that he slips in and out of Irish, English, and slightly American at times. Aisling Bea really does sound like that. Real Irish accents vary massively, and yes, some Irish people in rural Ireland still roll their R's. We have watched it a few times now, I suspect it will always be a family favourite. Inspired lots of dancing and helpful discussions around old age and death. Recommended.

Loved the film. The story was glorious and the music absolutely splendid. My only criticism is the need for that american street-speak from the deer....why was this considered necessary? I have no idea why this nonsense needed to be part of the film.

Well made movie , lovely hearing real Irish accents and also some of our amazing landmarks and the lore behind them, great way to pass 90 mins!! Animated well storyline could he a little better but both me my wife and kids (8+5) loved it !! Think the low ratings are harsh for what it is.

We love music and this one hit the ball out the park. There's always self-doubt, but learning through various experiences is what this movie teaches. Never miss an opportunity to learn.