La Petite princesse et le dragon

Annoyed that I paid to see this! I will never watch another movie like this again

I should have looked at the reviews before renting at red box. Wasted $1.50 on an awesomely bad movie. That's a nice review for how bad this movie is. Do not waste your money unless you are into throwing money away.

Although the storyline is good for the kids, beware of the voices, that of the Princess especially, trust me if watching with your kids and grandkids her voice over and laugh will have you reaching for the remote or a vodka.....

This is a case of so bad it's funny, it's issues are so very obvious that joking together about them becomes a bonding experience. The CGI is archaic and make the characters silly even in serious scenes. The story was either predictable or disjointed often both, to the point you basically yell at the characters to use their brains. The voice acting at least in the English version had horrible lipsinc and dumb lines, the princess also sounded like she was trying to be snow white but instead was just annoying. And they were just lazy with the queen, they didn't even try to explain that All in all a horrible movie, the dragon tried his best though, sometimes dragons just can't save something.

The last reviewer said how awful this movie was - it ISN'T. I watched it and it's a lovely kid's movie - apart from the songs. Which are awful, in all the wrong places and totally kill the film. I'd love to get a copy, go through it and cut all the songs out - you wouldn't miss them, they're not doing a THING to make the film work better - and what you had left would be a lovely, little-kids movie.

The animation's good. The plot's got just enough scary bits in for little kids, it's well balanced. I liked all the characters and they'd kept the story simple for little kids. It's got a lot going for it - it's just the songs suck!

I'd give it about 6 or 7 out of ten with no songs, unfortunately 4 out of ten WITH the songs! Having SAID that, I think the kids would just ignore them to get back to the story.

Steve Ulrich.