Takes itself way too seriously

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

One of the best animated series. This is a true story about a kid's special childhood. He is an average boy only 9 years old. He lives with his family in the USA Wisconsin. His family standing from 13 persons. The supporting characters are outstanding and very funny in the series, and the leading character Louie is phenomenon. Louie Aderson the leading character is the second youngest boy in the family. The mini-stories usually about Louie and his younger brother Tommy and their parents. The father is Andy Anderson is a veteran man and he speak all-time about the WW2. The mother is Ora Anderson who loves and holds together the giant family. Louie studying in the local primary school and his classmates are his friends. This series contain funny, sad, and emotional moments. I recommend it to everyone who wants to see an American child's entertaining adventures.

Why does Louie's older brother appear, but never has any lines? (in other words, why do we only see his younger brother and occasionally his older sister? Is Glenn Glenn a pet name, or is his last name really Glenn? How does Andy Anderson know all of the heroes of WWII, including Ike? (I know this is explained in the episodes). Where does Louie live? Is it in Wisconsin or Minnesota (where Louie is really from) What does Andy do for a living? Does he work with Jim Anderson of Father Knows Best fame, and Ward Cleaver? (What did they do--I think Jim Anderson sold insurance). What happens to the deer that the Anderson family adopts? Does he eventually end up as spaghetti sauce, barbecued deer ribs, and venison bologna?Just some thoughts Bruce

This television show created and voiced by Louie Anderson (ex-host of "Family Fortune") is actually quite funny. The animation isn't the best but it is entertaining and has a good number of jokes that are equally funny for adults; like "The Simpsons," you'll find yourself laughing at the jokes no one else in the room is.This is autobiographical to some degree; it is actually about Louie as a young child only it seems to be set in the '90s instead of earlier. Louie's father is the best character and always has the best lines and most embarrassing situations befall him.Overall this isn't a great animated show but for being a FOX kids program, you could do a lot, lot worse.

This show stands as the best cartoon ever, in my opinion. People always say the Simpsons or King of the Hill take the honour, but this was funny more often. All scenes had funny parts in them somewhere. But the truly delightful scenes are the ones between Louie and his Father. They made a comic pairing for the ages. The episode where Louie joined the baseball team is still the greatest cartoon episode ever written. It was indeed a dark day in television history when Louie went off the air. The brightest pearl is never discovered, and this is the brightest pearl of them all.