The Dolphin

2010 • 88 minutes

À propos de ce film

Dive into an enchanting world of undersea adventure, friendship, and danger with this delightful animated treasure that the whole family will cherish. Daniel Alexander Dolphin is a little dolphin with big dreams, living in a world where dreams are forbidden. Swim along with Daniel and his friends on a magical journey of destiny and discovery as he ventures beyond the safety of his pod and follows his heart into the unknown in search of the true purpose of life. This heart-warming, coming-of-age adventure will make a splash with the young and old alike. Dive in—and dare to dream again!

Notes et avis

This film gave me a feeling that's like "should i like it or not?" which is a feeling i don't want to feel. The cheap animation went from decent to cheesy. The lips are not in sync with all of the dialogue. There are illogical moments of dialogue that needs to be cut out. The voice-cast went from good to decent, & so did the voice acting. The music score is beautiful and thrilling. The story makes a lot of sense & almost easy to follow alon, But there is a small moment of the film that is disorganized that takes me out of the film & even the story, now that is considered a plot hole. Speaking of "plot hole," there are a relatively large amount of plot holes in this film: there is a scene where the jokes went way too far. My favorite characters are Danial & Lucius. Danial is a "sweet dream" character, & Lucius is a "Nightmare" character. The positive messages of the film are universal, realistic, & the ones that everyone can relate to. But on the other hand: disobeying the rules, leaving without pernission, & doing jokes is not tolerated in this film! & Some of the characters are annoying. Overall: This film is definently worth a rental before showing it to the entire family.

It's good, but Dolphin Tale is better. It touched my soul.

It's been my favorite movie since 2011