Jake and the Giants

It is a vibe decent movie for all ages. It speaks the truth family, companionship and that being diverse or simply acting naturally is not a terrible thing by any stretch of the imagination. I saw this movie today with my children. I discovered the movie all through captivating and all the time amusing. In this movie the arrangement of occurrences are awesome from the earliest starting point to the very end and trust me every one of the scenes are brilliant, the experience is satisfying and the story is thoroughly stimulating.

It is the tale of twelve years of age kid whose father and mother have been grabbed by monsters and he went set for discover his guardians. I think the story is well thoroughly considered and there are numerous shrouded life "pearls" noted inside. I have seen better enlivened movies before. In any case, it's a movie that you will most likely have a decent time watching, snickering and chuckling once more. I cherished the way this young man express his love towards his family! It was time well-spent on a movie and I genuinely suggest it!

Thank you for taking the time and reviewing Jake and the Giants the first international theatrical animation release from Boat Angel Outreach Center Family Films. Jake is an exciting story about a young boy from the village of Shiloh who tries to prevent Giants from kidnapping his family. Overwhelmed by the size of the giants Jake and Joanie set out with their small dog to rescue their parents and the other villagers from the Giant's goldmine far up on the mountain. The theme of the film is "You are never too small." The soundtrack is full of catchy songs produced by Ken Mary. The voice of Jake is done by Debi Derryberry famous for voicing Jimmy Neutron and could not be better. The cast and characters make this a perfect film for the young and young at heart. We think you will love Jake and the Giants.

Seeing the 'Jack and the Giants' for the first time made me feel like a kid again and it has since become one of my all-time favorite films, so when I got a chance to see this, I was as much worried as I was excited. In the past, some of the films I have anticipated the most turned out to be the biggest disappointments, so I took a deep breath and tried to lower my expectations going in. But I am very happy that I am not disappointed at all.

When you are a kid you don't have much idea about the bad side of the world. If you fear, it does not mean that you are a coward! Its even bravery that when you have realize and fought back against your fear. Though Jack was hiding under the seller when giants attacked his village but after a while he realizes that he should not hide and he should fight back and save his family, then he left home to rescue his family.

By watching this movie I got a message which is "You have the credibility to fight back and get your things if anyone snatched it from you, no matter what your age is"

What can you say about a film that combines elements from Wizard of Oz, David and Goliath, and Jack and the Beanstalk all to different degrees? Well if that film is Jake and the Giants you can say. "Well done." Jake and the Giants, starts out a bit like the Hobbit a quaint village who's people exist through farming relatively safe from the crazy disjointed world that exists around them That world is full of greed, murder, slavery and inhabited by a world of giants who care about nothing except their own desires. When the two worlds collide the story picks up momentum. Utilizing a cadre of flying monkey's and their Dragon Boat, the Giants kidnap members of Shilow Valley taking them far up into the mountains and forcing them to work in their dark dank dingy mines. The action picks up from there as the youngest and smallest in the village realize - "You are never too small" to change your world and they set out on an adventure to rescue their fellow villagers.

We are thankful to be part of Jake and the Giants. It is hard to find an animated film that draws on so much from other delightful children's classic stories; with flying monkeys reminiscent of Wizard of Oz, a dead tree that comes to live inspired by Jack and the Beanstalk, Giants who only wish to serve themselves like Alladin and young children who must overcome adversity in a world that is much bigger and scarier than anyone could have ever imagined like Lord of the Rings. If you get a chance to see this film be sure to stay for the end credits full of wonderful songs recorded by Europe's top remix DJ Reyer. This is a film for children of all ages, as long as you have kept your child's heart.