Wow! A review with a review from the ol' Valiscafe.com site!
Directed by Rob Minkoff.
Starring Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie and the voice of Michael J. Fox.
"Please pass the gravy."
With that line George Little dodges his parents gentle pressure and underlines the basic problem of having a mouse as an adopted brother.
Colorize a Tim Burton film, add SOTA (state of the art) animation, and squeeze a "Little" house into Manhattan.
Fabulous sets and locations; a Surreal skew on the Big Apple
Ignore natural and physical laws.
Mouse adoption, cat co-operation, crossing the street in New York.
Put Duracell batteries into the toys.
To run the radio and lights of the Roadster across the city and back.
Give George a basement bedroom, complete with train set straight out of Track 29--and a model building table!
To build the boat and a wooden RC controller overnight!
Did I mention two loving parents?
Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Iron Giant, Toy Story 2, Stuart Little. I'm not sure what is driving the current bonanza in animation but please continue.
Getting a single ticket for Stuart Little @ 9:20 pm is like buying a condom in a drugstore--b4 Aids made it ok!
So get your friends to go with you.
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