Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Little Manny's Missing!
A fun, stop-motion animation about a family of stuffed manatees. The child manatee (Little Manny) gets kidnapped and the mother and father manatees, along with some stuffed animal friends, help rescue Little Manny and bring him to safety.
A reviewer from triggerstreet.com:
"Honey, why is that alien in our house?
This is one of the most imaginative films I have seen on triggerstreet. I disagree with the reviews which describe the voice acting as weak. I feel that the voice acting in this film is completely adequate and that the voices have been well chosen to suit different characters. Although the story was quite simple, I thought that it was well told using the script and on screen events. I also found the story to be original, entertaining and that there were no major short-comings in the technical construction although I thought that a number of the music cues came in or ended too early or too late. I liked the way in which the characters interacted with each other onscreen in relation their size and shape e.g. the manatees climbing over one another to get up the step at the start or the shoe pushing the smaller manatee into the other shoe" -- May 18, 2004 - 6:49 AM
Review Id: 686305
A reviewer from triggerstreet.com:
"Honey, why is that alien in our house?
This is one of the most imaginative films I have seen on triggerstreet. I disagree with the reviews which describe the voice acting as weak. I feel that the voice acting in this film is completely adequate and that the voices have been well chosen to suit different characters. Although the story was quite simple, I thought that it was well told using the script and on screen events. I also found the story to be original, entertaining and that there were no major short-comings in the technical construction although I thought that a number of the music cues came in or ended too early or too late. I liked the way in which the characters interacted with each other onscreen in relation their size and shape e.g. the manatees climbing over one another to get up the step at the start or the shoe pushing the smaller manatee into the other shoe" -- May 18, 2004 - 6:49 AM
Review Id: 686305
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