Fine for kids but no real apppeal for adults
Like a lot of people I grew up reading Dr. Seuss books. Turning them into movies has been a struggle because the stories are so short. What I found issue with Horton Hears A Who! was that it was a fine children’s film but it lacked appeal for adults. There were no real funny parts. None of the characters really stood out. The conflict between Horton and the Kangaroo wasn’t executed well even though it was the major dilemma of the story. Overall you can show this to your kids but as an adult don’t expect to get much out of it.
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