Blinky Bill the Movie

I watched this film together with my four old year girl and wife. My girl watched this film to the end that is why I gave it a 5 star in the rating.

This is an amazing coming of age film that demands your attention and connects with any young person on a deep and emotional level. Blinky's character is amazing and highlights struggles of the Aussie.

I had to walk out of the theaters and stop watching this movie. Why?

I grew up watching "The Adventures of Blinky Bill Animated series" and this movie does not follow the the narrative of the original animated series, it has none of the original voice actors and made in a "pixarish" cg animation style, there is nothing wrong with cg though i would have love to see the nostalgia cartoon animation,the story for this movie felt like finding nemo with koalas,it's OK as a kids movie though it also sucks that every kids show is moving away from stop motion and cartoon animation to cg, everything looks like a Disney film.

I had a pretty good time with Blinky Bill:The Movie; and I'm not a big animation feature watcher! I am also 10 times the age of the target audience, but that said; there are lots of sight gags and zippy one liners to amuse parents, grandparents and anybody else who wants a light and breezy 90 minutes of local entertainment.

I sat through this film with my four-year old son, his friend and their parent, all of whom enjoyed the film barring myself. This reboot will be disappointing for those who have fond memories of the original movies and TV series by Yoram Gross Film Studio (based on the children's books by Dorothy Wall) now known as Flying Bark Productions, with a less adorable animation style and some different characters.

I went to watch this movie and I found it OK, but I would never watch it again. There was nothing wrong with it, but the CGI looked like it had been done by a bunch of yobbos who needed something to fill in their time; the animals looked like they were made of cheap plasticine and the script was poor.

I'm astonished at the number of poor reviews here - what a bunch of party-poops! Clearly all the good Aussie fun passed over their dour heads - or they were fussing so much over the movie's departure from the ethos of the original series that they couldn't let themselves appreciate it for what it is.

'Paws in'Popcorn, M&Ms and a large drink... roll the film...