1. Beautiful Belgian animated film; the storybook simplicity of the hand-drawn animation has an allure and clarity that reinforces [how] new technology does not render traditional forms of animation inferior or obsolete.
2. From its opening credits, [it] proclaims its hand-drawn, delicate, watercolour aesthetic. But it's not all sweetness and light: there's a dark strand of humour and some sly visual gags in this clever tale of opposites.
3. A welcomed alternative to chaotic kid-centric blockbusters, channelling the spirit of humble animated greats My Neighbour Totoro and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
4. Encompassing the powerful elements of honesty, truth, and acceptance, Pennac's screenplay, once again, fixates on the small details that bring our story full circle and unimaginably to life.
5. [Blu-ray Review] "Ernest & Celestine" will bewitch children and grown-ups alike, a none-too-soon respite from the typically louder, busier animated features Hollywood tends to produce. This Blu-ray release is excellent on every level. Buy it.
6. Its simple themes of friendship and looking at someone more than skin-deep provide a strong backbone for a story that is entertaining and heartwarming at the same time, making this a rare animated treat that is more than just goofy fun.
7. Two styles combine to create a world at once impressionistic and lived in, infused with the kind of warm glow which emanates from a cosy fireplace.
8. Were the film made 30 years ago, it would be the kind many families would have worn thin from endless VHS repeats. I can't wait to watch it again.
9. It glows with a childlike innocence but never grinds into the sticky-slapstick sentiment that marks so much of today's coldly calculated animated family offerings.
10. It doesn't start with the words 'once upon a time,' but it really should. It's just that storybook-sweet, that gentle, that comforting of a film.

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Sweet and visually charming, Ernest & Celestine offers old-fashioned delights for animation lovers of all ages.
1. Vacker belgisk animerad film; den handritade animationens enkelhet i sagoboken har en lockelse och klarhet som förstärker [hur] ny teknik inte gör traditionella former av animation underlägsna eller föråldrade. 2. Från sina inledande eftermälen förkunnar [den] sin handdragna, ömtåliga, akvarellestetiska. Men det är inte bara sötma och ljus: det finns en mörk tråd av humor och några sluga visuella skämt i denna smarta historia om motsatser. 3. Ett välkommet alternativ till kaotiska barn-centriska blockbusters, kanalisera andan av ödmjuka animerade storheter Min granne Totoro och De många äventyr av Nalle Puh. 4. Pennacs filmmanus, som innehåller de kraftfulla elementen ärlighet, sanning och acceptans, fixerar återigen på de små detaljer som ger vår berättelse full cirkel och ofattbart till liv. 5. [Blu-ray Review] "Ernest & Celestine" kommer att förhäxa både barn och vuxna, en ingen-för-snart anstånd från de typiskt högre, livligare animerade funktioner Hollywood tenderar att producera. Denna Blu-ray-utgåva är utmärkt på alla nivåer. Köp det. 6. Dess enkla teman vänskap och titta på någon mer än huddjup ger en stark ryggrad för en berättelse som är underhållande och hjärtevärmande samtidigt, vilket gör detta till en sällsynt animerad behandling som är mer än bara fånigt roligt. 7. Två stilar kombineras för att skapa en värld på en gång impressionistisk och levde i, ingjuten med den typ av varm glöd som utgår från en mysig eldstad. 8. Om filmen gjorts för 30 år sedan, skulle det vara den sortens många familjer skulle ha slitit tunt från ändlösa VHS-repetitioner. Jag längtar efter att få se den igen. 9. Den glöder med en barnlik oskuld men maler aldrig in i den klibbiga slapstickkänsla som markerar så mycket av dagens kallberäknade animerade familjeoffer. 10. Det börjar inte med orden "en gång i tiden", men det borde det verkligen. Det är bara den där sago-söta, den milda, den tröstande filmen. Skriv en enda mening sammanfattning av recensionerna ovan.
1. Beautiful Belgian animated film; the simplicity of hand-drawn animation in the storybook has an appeal and clarity that reinforces [how] new technology does not make traditional forms of animation inferior or obsolete. 2. From its initial credits [it] proclaims its hand-drawn, fragile, watercolor aesthetic. But it's not just sweetness and light: there's a dark thread of humor and some crafty visual jokes in this clever story of opposites. 3. A welcome alternative to chaotic child-centric blockbusters, channeling the spirit of humble animated greats My neighbor Totoro and The Many Adventures of Winnie Pooh. 4. Pennac's screenplay, which contains the powerful elements of honesty, truth, and acceptance, again fix upon the small details that give our story full circle and unimaginable to life. 5. [Blu-ray Review] "Ernest & Celestine" will be bewitching both children and adults, a no-for-soon respite from the typically higher, livelier animated features Hollywood tends to produce. This Blu-ray release is excellent at all levels. Buy it. 6. Its simple themes of friendship and look at someone more than skin depth provide a strong backbone for a story that is entertaining and heartwarming at the same time, making this a rare animated treatment that is more than just silly fun. 7. Two styles are combined to create a world at once impressionist and lived in, infused with the kind of warm glow emanating from a cozy fireplace. 8. If the film were made 30 years ago, it would be that kind of many families would have torn thin from endless VHS rehearsals. I can't wait to see it again. 9. It glows with a childlike innocence but never grinds into the sticky slapstick feeling that marks so much of today's cold-counted animated family sacrifice. 10. It doesn't start with the words "once upon a time", but it really should. It's just that story-sweet, the gentle, comforting movie. Write a single sentence summary of the reviews above.
Söt och visuellt charmig, Ernest & Celestine erbjuder gammaldags läckerheter för animationsälskare i alla åldrar.
Sweet and visually charming, Ernest & Celestine offers old-fashioned delights for animation lovers of all ages.