Thru the Moebius Strip

This is a CG film that makes Final Fantasy seem like a brilliant epic by comparison. The direction is sub-par, the story run-of-the-mill, the designs unappealing, and the "animation" (if you could call it "animation") just revolting. Just because things move doesn't mean they're animated. It doesn't appear that anyone involved with this production has any concept of communicating an idea to an audience. But to do that, of course, you'd have to have an idea, which this film has not one.

This film has no audience, nor will it find one. A previous comment comparing it to Ed Wood films is being kind. At least Mr. Wood gave us some laughs, albeit unintentional. This film is just dead on arrival.

Well I guess this is probably not the worst animated movie I have watched or the best but I guess it decent.

Although, the animation isn't good and the art style looks too much like an old psp game. But, I guess that it what they were going for since it was made at that time.

Well, it is a 7/10 in my opinion as it actually had a good story and phanomnical voice acting especially seeing big names like Mark Hamil and Michael Dorn and seeing voice actors I see in my animes and cartoons I watch like Michelle Riff, Dee Bradley Baker, John Demita, John Dimaggo, Richard Epcar, David Writtenberg, Steve Blum and Lex Lang.

So yeah, I like it.

I saw the focus group screen test in Hollywood on April 4, together with over 300 kids and their parents. The Moebius's design look great and I like the story. The kids love the animation, the landscape and the characters design are out of this world. The audience is very enthusiastic and they all applauded at the end of film!!

I stayed behind with the focus group, to listen to what they like and don't like about the movie and the kids really love it. The focus group describe the color is so vibrant and the ANIMATION - which was almost universally described as "revolutionary," "unlike anything they've ever seen", "feels 3-D", "seemed real in places", "puffed out" The action of the battle scenes, fighting and chase scenes fully impressed them. The movie carry a positive massage of family unity and payback for the bad guy.

The audience that i chat with really like it and they said they will highly recommend to other as well.

I think the movie will become a classic for CG animation and I applauded the people who bring this on the big screen for us.

Not the most memorable thing that I have ever watched but the first twenty minutes had some powerful accidental jokes that powered me through the rest and makes it hard for me to rate it any lower.

With names like Mark Hamill of Star Wars and Michael Dorn of Star Trek, and the unique images of the French cartoonist, Moebius, I was really looking forward to seeing this animation. But alas, it was my one greatest disappointment during my film hopping at Cannes 2004. Once you can get past the over the top acting, and line deliveries that made ones skin crawl, there was still the pathetic comedy moments that in itself was comical to witness how really really really badly it was executed. For budding animators/film makers, this is one to study as an academic would study Ed Wood films from the 50s. I'll give credit to the sets, which were quite spectacular in some instances - I usually don't notice these sort of things in movies, but seeing how bored I was I guess my eyes wondered to the least displeasing thing, the background. If you hate someone enough, tell them to watch this one. Or, perfect as a drive-in movie with a hot date!