Little Sorcerer

This movie was hot garbage. I started to fall asleep and had to fight it with all my might to be able to get thru it. I ended up going on my mobile device to keep from falling asleep. One kid in the theater kept running up and down because this movie was far from entertaining. The storyline was all over the place and had some really weird animation. Had I realized my child I fallen asleep I would've left instead of being tortured by sitting thru this film. We should've went and watched Batman or Spiderman instead.

Terrible movie. Poorly written and some inappropriate language. In the final fight scene, they use the term "wench" which is of course a synonym for prostitute.

Really, truly terrible. My five-year-old barely made it through as well. At first I thought this was a sequel and maybe we missed the first instalment... but no, the story just made no sense. The characters were introduced haphazardly and the dialogue was atrocious. I think the script was written in a different language and they used Google Translate to turn it into English. It's no wonder movie theatres are dying if this is the sort of garbage they are showing. If I go out and spend money on tickets, snacks, etcetera, I expect at lease the absolute bare minimum amount of effort to be put into the movie.

The animation is amateur, audio track not properly aligned with animation, and a very thin plot. Story plays like someone wrote the script in high school computer arts class. Very bizarre all around and a complete waste of viewing time.

Absolute garbage storyline was so weak, animation was so budget and what was with the guy from Texas narrating at the beginning? Storyline felt rushed and not a lot of thought had gone into it. We left half way through my 4 year old was very confused where Cinderella was.

It's a simple story with color and glitter. The overall quality is above average. I watched it with my nieces and they liked it, even the cat part, and the music montage which doesn't really fit the film imo. About 10 mins in I realize this film is not made for me, so I lower my expectation and turn off my brain. I put my headphone on and listened to something else.