Moshi Monsters: The Movie, review Dir: Wip Vernooij; starring: Keith Wickham, Tom Clarke Hill, Emma Tate U cert, 81 min If your first question is "What's a Moshi Monster?," this Day-Glo children's animation probably isn't targeted at you: they are virtual pets on a web-based role-playing game for kids with tablets. The Moshis are hereby unleashed in a likeably compact big-screen adventure, which even boasts a few musical numbers - the villain, a besuited meanie with eyes poking out through the top of his hat, sings an ode to his name, Dr Strangeglove. He's run off with a thing called the Great Moshling Egg, which everyone in this candy-bright universe seems irrationally obsessed with - it's like a cheap Fabergé knock-off which really doesn't look that great. Still, off the Moshi heroes tramp to try and recover it, and there are death-defying aerial adventures, and an especially cute yellow pig-like animal called Mr Snoodle. Far from giving adults like me a migraine, the film was lulling and sweetly harmless; the franchise's 80 million global subscribers can't all be wrong.