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I really love this movie. The animation quality is terrific. The art style is unique and quirky. The plot, dialogue, jokes, and songs are all well done. It has a good moral lesson as well: Accept who you are and make your weakness your strength. My three-year-old loves it, has watched it a dozen times, and sings along. Each time I watch it, I notice new details in the character animation. For example, Robin only gets caught while leaving the shed because she pauses when the cat says she knows a "perfect place" for Robin, showing how the cat exploits Robin's psychological weak point. My only complaint is that I found the cat too creepy for a G rating, although my kid doesn't seem bothered by it. Overall, I find this movie to be a masterpiece; it's one of those artsy and slightly dark "kids'" movies which can appeal to all ages, like Studio Ghibli or Pixar films, although it's clearly for younger audiences.

Cheesy action movie with nice sets. Entertaining enough. Don’t expect a smart movie.