The Gruffalo(2009)
Animated tale of a clever little mouse who uses his wits to stop being eaten by the scary Gruffalo as he takes a walk through the woods.
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Age group5–12 years
Duration27 mins
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The Gruffalo is about a squirrel telling a story to her babies about a scary Gruffalo. A mouse makes up the word Gruffalo to scare a fox, an owl and a snake so that they don't eat him. The mouse does not really believe a Gruffalo exists. In this film I liked the way the trees were shaped and the colours used through the film. I liked the Gruffalo character because he was scary but funny too, especially when he was bumping into the trees. I think this film is suitable for ages 5 and up.
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