Should delight most four-year-olds and won't torture parents (much) in the process.
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04/22/04
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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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Reviews for Clifford's Really Big Movie
Unlike television cartoons that sell their souls to make the leap to the big screen, this animated G-rated film is faithful to Norman Bridwell's beloved book series about the big red dog.
04/22/04
Top CriticTrades in easygoing humor to peddle its message of bigheartedness.
04/22/04
The limited animation style looks static on the big screen and the movie is too long for its age group even at 75 minutes. (It was too long for my age group, too.)
04/22/04
A really big yawn...No one whose age is into double digits will find much to enjoy in this gentle, innocuous and very dull feature.
04/19/04
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04/17/04
Just okay. My kids enjoyed it, although my daughter said she wouldn't mind not seeing it again.
03/06/04
Belies its name with its formulaic storytelling and lackluster animation.
02/26/04
Plays like a two-part episode of Clifford's really small TV show.
02/20/04
Top CriticLittle more than a supersized version of the popular PBS animated series that's stopping briefly in theaters en route to its natural habitat -- video.
02/20/04
Top CriticThere's nothing here for adults and older kids to enjoy.
02/19/04
This feature, spun off from the PBS series, will provide preschoolers with comfort and amusement, though not rapture or enchantment.
02/19/04
Top CriticJust like the cardboard books we read in kindergarten: short, sweet and easy to sit through.
02/19/04
Top CriticRetains the gentle, low-key appeal of his books and TV series.
02/19/04
How exactly does one lose a dog as red as a plum tomato and as big as an airplane hangar? This big-screen version of the animated PBS series offers a pallid, yet reasonably painless, reply.
02/19/04
Top CriticThe movie is tamer than tame in every respect, which makes it great for little kids, if not for the grownups who bring them.
02/19/04
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