Sheep & Wolves

Most of the jokes are understandable by kids, pretty much as good as in Madagascar and the like. This is really funny for the kids. Some really cute characters, some just nice and some are just plain hilarious!!!! You can't not like them. All in all, Sheep and Wolves is great for children and a must see.

Gray's character is one of the cutest and cheerful things I've ever seen. The plot was about fifty times more entertaining than I expected it to be! I think this movie is absolutely great for kids of any age, but the charm with which characters are pictured in the film will surely grab the attention of any adult viewer. All of this, and more, is present in this great family movie! I'm sure one day we will watch it again at least once, and probably get the DVD as well.

There's a lot to like about this movie. The animation is gorgeous. The voice acting is competent. I wasn't too into the story though but if you don't think too deeply about it, it's not a bad movie for kids. Unfortunately I'm not a kid. So the themes and issues with it kinda left me hovering in the middle. Let me explain. On the surface it's one of those feel good movies. You have a group of wolves, a group of sheep and through wacky hijinks the wolf wanting to be the alpha gets turned into a sheep. He learns about them, learns to care about them and in the end convinces his pack that the sheep should be their friends and not their dinner. And that's fine if that's what you want to take away from it. It's colorful. It looks nice. It's got a good message of working together and it can be something the kids can enjoy. But I don't get it. The're made partially human in the sense that they're anthro to the point where the females have human curves to them and long hair. Sure, it's not the first cartoon to do that. Yes the animals live in villages with houses and use tools. But they also run on all fours. Yet also they stand on their hind legs and use their front paws as hands. There's no real consistency to them or their design. It's like they took two ideas and mashed them together. To see this done right, I really suggest Zootopia as I felt this was a little too uneven.

When looking at the previews for Sheep and Wolves, I thought it was going to be some explosive animation, even if made for kids. Was I wrong! The film looks at the other side of life: that of the wolf who lives in the wolf's village and he's happy until something happens. This fantastically funny film entertained my whole family; adults, teenagers, and children were completely enthralled from beginning to end.

Obviously targeted for kids. This film is not scary at all - even though wolves are half of the characters portrayed in the film, they are portrayed as fundamentally good-natured and nice. A cute and very funny movie. The message is good and the plot is a lot of fun. It's simple, but it manages to keep the interest of anyone watching, children or adults. You can watch the movie as a family, just as Pixar movies. The animation is good and the dialogue is pretty funny. The characters are cute, as well as easy to relate to. This film helps teach kids not to be afraid, trust each other and reach their goals. Sweet, relatable, family film that transcends age groups and reaches out to everyone.

I'll admit that I did not have any inclination to see this film, however upon seeing this, I must say that it was exceptionally well done. Of all the computer-generated films this has become one of my favorites, and a favorite of my younger brother. I highly recommend 'Sheep and Wolves' for any parents or babysitters to have ready. As for the film itself, I was pleasantly surprised. It took traditional characters, like a wolf or a sheep, and assigned them to very nontraditional roles. With a wolf for protagonist, the film subtly explored many themes unknown to the child-oriented fantasy world. There are many lessons to be learned from this film, and at the same time it is very entertaining. The humor is mostly rather mild, and nothing in the film is ever vulgar. Anyway, the humor goes really well with the young kids, and they laugh a lot. Essentially, this film is for the entire family. Not too adult for the young kids, and not too childish to keep the attention of moms and dads. Very universal!

This movie is pretty good. It is exceptionally well-done design-wise - in terms of the quality level of the animation. It starts kind of moderately paced story-wise but as time goes on, it gets really engaging, with a thrilling, clever chase at the end. The film definitely left me wanting to see more of Grey's adventures! For the first few minutes it seemed like it was going to be a quaint, "yeah, isn't that clever" thing, but when the movie pans out, it turns out to be quite effective. I'm quite happy I've seen "Sheep and Wolves" through to the end, we all had quite a lovely time.