Khumba(2013)
Entertaining South African animation about a half-striped zebra who learns that difference can be a strength.
Certificate
Age group8–12 years
Duration81 mins
- Ellie, 9
- 34 reviews
I watched khumba and I enjoyed it. My favourite part is when khumba meets the ostrige and the ostrige says how low can you go and the ostrige gets tangled up its really funny.My favourite character is the mother zebra because she's careing and lovely. My least favirote charcter is the cheetah because he's mean and chases khumba and the ostrige also the girl buffalo.My least favirote part is when the zebras outside the grazing ground are whispering about the cheetah. I think that in stead of that they could put them getting chased by the cheetah. It's good seens and I loved the music and sound it looked lush.
I enjoyed it so I think children my age (9) might like it .and children or adults older might get the jokes a really good film.
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