Ian J. Bateman

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Good film with a nice moral about not demonising those who are different from you. As an added treat, after watching the film go and read the one star reviews. The film dares to have a lead who is in a gay relationship and the vitriol this causes is exactly the sort of prejudice the film exposes. These reviews are written by those who profess religious belief and hate those of non-heterosexual leanings - but are terrified that a cartoon might possibly destroy that belief or change someone’s sexual orientation. Personally I think true belief and feelings are a bit more robust than that. Hence diversity is not a threat and tolerance is strength.