- Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Release Date: Mar 14, 2008
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7.9
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 97 Ratings
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Positive: 83 out of 97
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Mixed: 7 out of 97
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Negative: 7 out of 97
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RyanB.Mar 12, 200810I saw an early screening and the movie is really, really good!!!
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JamesM.Apr 15, 200810The Best Animated Movie I Have Seen In Years.
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ThomasA.Mar 12, 200810I loved it. The best last half hour of any movie I've seen in a long time. Steve Carell is great.
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blarghblanginMar 18, 200810I really liked it, funny voice acting... really good adaptation of a classic.
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DanC.Mar 13, 200810Finally, a Dr. Seuss film that captures the heart of the book! Horton was one of my favorites growing up and my kids have grown to be fans as well. I'm coming back with the family. Love Steve Carell!!!
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Momof3Mar 18, 200810Great film. I was laughing out loud in spots as were all of the children in the theatre. Certainly a movie for all ages!
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BenMar 20, 200810This was the funniest and greatest movie ever. The music empowered you, and made you hope that Whovile would stay alive, the characters made you laugh out loud from the start, and Dr Seuss' idea of a world living on a spec fules the entire movie. This movie is great for EVERYONE, including not just young kids, but teenagers and adults too.
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SariK.Mar 13, 200810Very cute movie!
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KimberlyM.Mar 13, 200810Superbly animated and hilarious.
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KelseyM.Mar 13, 200810This movie was SO adorable!! I loved it.
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EdH.Mar 13, 200810Horton hits on all counts. While remaining true to Dr. Seuss' creative excellence, the film finally offers a real family experience. Well done!
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JohnK.Mar 16, 200810Best movie in years. Our whole family (ages 14 to 71) loved the complexity, authenticity, details, and the plot.
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PeterH.Mar 18, 200810This is the first movie that my 2 yr old has ever been to. Did not disappoint either of us.
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GuillermoH.Mar 26, 200810Excellent, makes your imagination fly away, a very positive trauma.
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JoeM.Apr 21, 200810It was fantastic for everyone of all ages, unless you are about 13 and too cool to see movies with the family.
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RoxasS.Dec 15, 200810
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AlanP.Apr 20, 20089This movie was better than I expected and much better than most expert movie critics gave it.
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TimApr 20, 20089I loved the movie, especially the Japanese anime which was hysterical and a seeming random take-off from that genre. Although not so random as the directors put that in there as a nod towards Seuss's often overlooked anti-war propaganda in Japan. I believe Seuss had also just returned from Japan when he wrote Horton Hears a Who. Thought the movie was very funny throughout!
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TomMar 31, 20089Loved this movie. It was one of the funniest movies to come out in the last few years.
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SamApr 20, 20089Great movie. It was funny, and entertaining. Horton had a great personality, and the creators were very imaginative.
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ChrisC.Aug 20, 20089I love it. Simply superlative. The script is superbly written and each character is very well realized. Definitely in my top 5.
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CoryC.Mar 16, 20089Very cute movie. My 5 year old really enjoyed it. By far the best Dr. Suess movie to date.
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JoeyD.Mar 21, 20089
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EllieR.Mar 14, 20089
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Mar 31, 20129First off, this is a 9 out of 10. Animation is pretty good. Score all right. Jim carrey does pretty good, and Steve carrel is all right. Score all right and story is fun and sometimes funny. Great family movie.
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80A delight, brimming with colorful, elastic characters and bountiful wit.
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70The real stars of the movie are the animators, who imbue even the overgrowth in Horton's jungle with a certain floppy Seuss-ishness.
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Horton Hears a Who! has blessedly been conceived and executed in reverence to Seuss's story, padding out the original narrative with some meaningful new ideas and casting a mercifully muzzled Jim Carrey as the titular beast.