Same as the first one for me...not my style.

"All hail Gamba and weird upscale voo-doo dolls!" That's pretty much the feel of this movie. You can definitely skip it...

I love animal movies, but I always cringe when they're being mistreated - luckily this one had a happy ending!

It was interesting, but like some other Disney nature films, I thought it was under-narrated. Also it's super sad! I know these things happen in nature, but it's like torture watching a little baby chick struggling to survive for 10 minutes straight.

Really interesting story - also I thought Giovanni Ribisi stood out and gave a great performance.

Really predictable and not scary. The cool old house as the backdrop was the best thing about this movie.

It starts out in a really disturbing way, but after that, I couldn't really get into it.

There's no rhyme or reason to this movie - sometimes that can be a good thing, but in this case, it's just an un-enjoyable mess.

It starts off creepy and seems like there is a lot of potential, but it kind of just goes downhill from there.

Yes, it's a Halloween movie - good background noise while carving pumpkins maybe, but not much more.

Of course it has a TV movie feel, but it's cute, light, and great background noise for Halloween activities or parties.

It's unbelievable to me that this movie was made 3 years ago. It appears as if it was made 20 years ago on a very low-budget, especially when it comes to casting. It was as if this was a practice run instead of a finished product.

I think Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart were odd choices to star in this film. They both need work on their accent and Kristen Stewart doesn't bring any of the magic, wonder, or innocence to the Snow White role. The whole thing was just boring.

Really interesting. It can get boring at times - I think a little more narration could have been a good thing in some places. However the images that they were able to capture was incredible, and a must-see for everyone at least once.

A really, really, really bad movie. It was just painful to watch - I feel bad for the actors that agreed to be in this movie. Luckily, for the most part, they've lived past it!

It was a dumb movie, of course, but it's still funny. A light and enjoyable comedy.

Really cute movie, but it also had a good message. I think Woody Allen as the voice of "Z" was such a different way to go for an animated movie, but it paid off.

With all of the hype surrounding the books, and now this film, I expected it to be edgy, different, and out-there, but it was none of those things. It was average with nothing to really get you involved with the characters. I like the premise and the story, but for me it was just okay.

I was disappointed with this one. It was more of a romantic "comedy" than a true comedy. Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph didn't get as much screen time as I would have liked to see - it was just very bland and predictable.