Mee-Shee: The Water Giant (2005)
Facts
| Directed by | John Henderson |
| Cast | Bruce Greenwood, Daniel Magder, Joel Tobeck, Rena Owen, Phyllida Law and Tom Jackson |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 2004 |
| DVD Release | July 25, 2006 |
| Running Time | 96 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) |
| UPC Code | 025193061423 |
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Average user review:| A FAMILY FUN MOVIE |
| Mee-Shee: The Water Giant |
The story centers on a child falling in the water and being saved by a giant mammal while his dad is in a deep submersible trying to salvage a drill bit. His dad runs into some unfriendly salvagers to give the story a villain. This villain is not only nasty to people, but to the water giant as well. Never annoy a water giant as there may be parent water giant that will spank you. This movie kept my interest and I imagine it would appeal to most kids. Definitely a family friendly movie. If you enjoyed "ET" you will probably like it. Frank Oz's company did a nice job on the creatures. If you liked this be sure to catch "The Waterhorse - Legend of the Deep". Good quality DVD with decent replayability. May 15, 2008
| families with pre-teens or so. |
This movie is kind of a cross between E. T. and the Loch Ness Monster. The movie is a little over the top with many unrealistic occurrences. However, it is fun and the kids really enjoyed it.
The parts that some people may be offended by are when the boy uses the words "die furball" to a stuffed animal. This is a realistic reaction for a kid that just had his dream of going to Disney Land destroyed! The other offensive phrase was when a little girl calls the boy "dirt bag". Personally, I didn't think the movie needed to add these phrases but that is all the negative wording that I heard in this movie.
There is some violence in the movie especially at the end that might disturb young viewers. However, most of the movie is mild. Another thing that some people might object to is that the bad guys supposedly worked for Green Peace. We felt that they worked for a rival oil company and just used Green Peace as their cover. The movie doesn't really elaborate.
If you're an adult, you'll probably pick this movie apart and find all the things wrong with it. But if you're a child, you'll really enjoy the story line. My kids couldn't get enough of this movie which really says it all. It's no more violent than the Lion King or other Disney films.
Recommended for families with pre-teens or so.
Gunner February, 2008
February 4, 2008
| Great kid movie - with a message! |
Acting is good - it doesn't feel forced, the animation is actually pretty well done - and it's a movie I have enjoyed watching with my children more than once! It's quite kid friendly, teaches without being obvious and a nice departure from cartoon type movies (which I also enjoy...) Definetely worth a watch or two! October 30, 2007
| Cute |
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