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One of the best films i have seen

i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.

The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

This film is one of those that I would imagine I'd have enjoyed a lot as a child. The animation is by no means world beating, but it is above average and the characters are all very likable. Some of the scenes are also surprisingly dark for such a bright and colourful adventure too, but it doesn't push the boat out too far.Although the story is simple and straightforward, it was able to keep my attention held and I don't think it dragged on. The only real fly in the ointment was the 'Kung Fu Fighting' music number at the end, which did seem a bit random and out of place - but the use of that song certainly didn't rip off 'Kung Fu Panda' as this film came out several years earlier.Overall, if you are a fan of cute animated films with animals as the characters, then I recommend you check out this film. Or if you are a parent of young children, I think it is definitely worth considering letting your kids watch this.

At first, when I looked up on this film, I thought it was going to be stupid. Well, I was right and wrong at the same time. It takes the story it's based on, uses a few references from it, and makes a few new changes. The story is kind of like Disney's Robin Hood but with a different approach. It's silly and childish, but it IS a kids film. The CGI isn't spectacular, but not every studio can be like Pixar or Dreamworks. But in all honesty, it wasn't that bad. It could've been a hell of a lot worse, especially with some other kids films that have been released in the past, especially in the 90's. So, all in all, I say check it out sometime. It's a decent film for the family.

Le roman de renart,is a traditional story telling animated feature. My little boy has loved it and can't wait for the DVD release. He was up on his chair singing and clapping at the end of the movie along with the song. I enjoyed myself as it brought back memories of the very well known fable. Parents should take their children to see it, I know my little one didn't know anything about it, as the promotion wasn't huge, but once he was in the cinema and the movie started, he was enchanted. When Pierre the monster appeared, he wanted to have a teddy just like that.Very colorful, nice music and educational as well. I totally recommend it!

Don't listen to bad critics! Renart The Fox is a beautiful movie for children, with a nice and funny story, very stylised pictures, like somehow illustrations in motion, not at all pretentious and well done! My children loved it and this is all that matters. For people that are looking after adults animation, stick to AKIRA guys…and do not forget to read the age target next time on the poster before you get into the cinema just like you do for Winnie the Pooh! I don't think either that a European feature director has the same possibilities than an American one. Every body knows that Europeans budgets are making this kind of adventure a challenge. So, I congratulate and encourage Thierry Schiel to continue doing nice movies for children, no matters the ridiculous ignorance of some would be critic. Go on and see Renart with your children, you will not regret it!