It was cute, with funny moments, but overall it didn't entertain enough for a feature film. No dialogue whatsoever, so relies heavily on visual gags, and a few too many bathroom humor bits. It would have been an adorable short film, but not quite enough substance for the full length film.

Entertaining for children but not so much for adults. There was a little adult humor in it. I lost a bit of interest with there not being any words said in the film.

I found the movie to be very cute, funny, and entertaining for all ages. I was curious as to why there was no dialogue. Do movies without dialogue save money by eliminating the need to hire union writers?

It was cute but felt a little long. The kids I brought with me felt the same way (they were middle schoolers). I didn't enjoy it quite as much as the Wallace and Gromitt movie. My other adult guest said that he thought it was more sad than he expected--since the shows are so cheery.