The Iron Giant
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Movie Reviews of The Iron Giant
Movie Review: Brilliant
Summary: 5 Stars
Amazing visually, a thrilling story, and genuine heartfelt emotion, everything a good movie should be. Don't miss it!Movie Review: A great movie for the family.
Summary: 5 Stars
I came to know about the movie after I saw Incredibles. Brad Bird, has also directed Iron Giant. But I had never heard of it before. Was it poor marketing or did I miss it? Anyway, after watching it I could see the magic that Brad has brought to the Pixar movies evident in the movie. It is essentially a below age 13 movie but I enjoyed it too. Movie Review: Family or not, you should own this movie.
Summary: 5 Stars
I never saw this movie in theatres, but borrowed it from a family member for my son recently. After watching it, I imediatly went on Amazon and purchased it. This movie is excellent and has a really good message. My wife and I love to watch it with our son. The animation and story are excellent!Movie Review: Very entertaining
Summary: 4 Stars
A good story with likeable characters, and the "adult" jokes within are not crude like so many of today's CDI movies from the big studios. Very entertaining for me AND the kids! Gotta love Harry Connick, Jr. as a beatnik!Movie Review: a parable for our times
Summary: 5 Stars
Released in 1999, there was no way for the creators to be able to know the parallels of their 1950s fantasy world and our reversion to the 1950s that would soon follow. Nevertheless, the Iron Giant himself stands as moral crusader in the face of blood-thristy government representatives who think one can just shoot at a problem and it will either go away or won't shoot back.
This movie does for American animation what Hayao Miyazaki did for Japanese - transcended age, genre, and form to establish animation as a viable medium through which to convey deep philosophical truths. It will only be a matter of time before Americans break their prejudice.
Beautifully animated, beautifully scripted. I just love the jazz loving metal artist junkyard operator. What a great stereotype-bending character. AND NO STUPID SQUIRREL SIDEKICKS!!!