April and the Extraordinary World
2015, Sci-fi/Adventure, 1h 45m
59 Reviews 2,500+ RatingsWhat to know
Bursting with a colorful imagination befitting its promise-packed title, April and the Extraordinary World offers spectacular delights for animation fans willing to venture off the beaten path. Read critic reviews
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Sep 26, 2016http://cinephilecrocodile.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/april-and-theextraordinary-world-dir.htmlAnthony L Super Reviewer
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Aug 18, 2016The plot is disappointingly predictable, relying a lot more on Hollywood clichés than you'd expect. However, the film presents some of the most workable and stunning Steampunk imagery you're likely to find.Alec B Super Reviewer
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May 02, 2016To be honest, the story is rather perfunctory. Ecological message movies preaching to save the planet are a dime a dozen. However beautifully hand drawn 2D animated features like this are not. Directors Franck Ekinci and Christian Desmares have fashioned a glorious universe in which the viewer can just get lost. Its strengths lie in visual delights that dazzle. They captivate the eye. My mind and emotions were less enthralled. The characters are cold and aloof, even the heroes. It's creative fun though. The action employs the character DNA of Japanese anime mixed with the science fiction of Jules Verne. Although a couple of humanoid lizards wearing robot armor were reminiscent of reptilian creatures in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Aesthetes who worship at the altar of the aforementioned passions will find themselves in cartoon nirvana. More casual fans of such things (this critic, for example) should be entertained as well, but on a somewhat lower level. fastfilmreviews.comMark H Super Reviewer
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