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Clifford's Really Big Movie (2004)
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Reviews Counted:29
Fresh:15
Rotten:14
Average Rating:5.6/10
Theatrical Release:Feb 20, 2004 Limited
Box Office: $2,782,548
Synopsis: All is well on Birdwell Island, where Clifford happily spends his days with his best girl, Emily Elizabeth, and his best friends T-Bone, and Cleo until he overhears a conversation that makes him... [More]
Starring: John Ritter, Grey DeLisle, Cree Summer, Cam Clark
Director: Robert C. Ramirez
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05/26/06
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12/19/04
So, how big is Clifford’s Really Big Movie? Maybe too big for a toddler’s britches.
08/25/04
Some children might find Clifford’s tale on the tame side, but at least as many parents will be happily surprised by the warm and cuddly tone.
04/30/04
Clifford’s Really Big Movie is easily consumed and disposed of entertainment for the small fry...
04/28/04
The animation has cheap-and-fast written all over it. It's so chintzy, the characters look as if they've come straight from a box of Colorforms.
04/26/04
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04/23/04
Top CriticWhen clapping broke out close to the end of Clifford's Really Big Movie -- the clapping of little hands, I might add, and not big ones -- it felt as spontaneous and as heartfelt an expression of youthful joy as I have heard in a long time.
04/23/04
Top CriticA slightly distended version of the television program, here voiced by some of the best actors in the animation business, including the late, great John Ritter in the title role.
04/23/04
Top CriticModest in the best sense of the word, this traditional animated film adheres closely to the gentle, easygoing tone of the hugely popular PBS series.
04/23/04
The messages are honest and not slathered. The characters are kind, amusing and, by now, quite familiar (author Norman Birdwell created Clifford and friends some 40 years ago).
04/23/04
Despite the movie's rather unoriginal story -- that age-old plot about running off to the join the circus -- at least the filmmakers have created something which, though a little bland, is never crass or vulgar.
04/23/04
It's not dreadful, just dull.
04/23/04
Top CriticThough not exactly a gripping experience for adults, parents have reason to be grateful for a movie that has been so carefully tailored to preschool to first-grade sensibilities.
04/22/04
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