My boys ages 6 and 3 really liked this, and my husband and were quite pleased as well. So many kids' movies say they are for kids but then have adult humor and content. This stays true to the innocent and sweet source material in the Curious George books. Older kids might be bored, but for little ones, this is a good, safe choice.

Curious George is a bright and colorful movie that my 4 year old enjoyed! There are some fun slap stick moments. I laughed quite a bit. My only concern is that my just turned 4 year old refers to Ted (the man with the yellow hat) as George's Daddy. Apparently, in his little mind, Ted is the father figure. That's fine until Ted has two big animal control guys take George away. My little guy said that "wasn't good." He wasn't too disturbed, but more sensitive kids who might have some abandonment issues already could have trouble here. Also, the museeum owner and his son have some issues. The father makes is clear he doesn't think much of his own son and likes Ted better. It's probably over most kids heads, but something to be aware of. Other than that, it was a good flick. I would recomend it.

A playful and lonely monkey finds a friend in the man in the yellow hat. Their relationship has ups and downs, but they help each other out in the end. One part that mildly upset my 2-year-old was when animal control came for George. Otherwise there were no problems at all. Also, the soundtrack is mellow and fun. We went out and bought that after watching the movie.

Took our 2 year old son and 5 year old daughter to see it, they loved it. It was a cartoon that was made for kids. Bright colors great soundtrack and NO adult messages hiden in it. Without the hidden adult content it can seem a little dull to older kids and adults but this was made for the younger kids. I'm very thankful for a movie that is made with young kids in mind.

We love love love George in our house. This movie is cute, funny and all-around great. CG is a classic tale and even in this updated version, still has a great story. I don't agree w/ it being scary in the least. The reason the kids are bored in the museum (to respond to Tahoe trio's review) is because the man in the yellow hat isn't reaching the kids on their level - pretty sure the same thing would happen with any group of kids in a museum if a man was reading things off cards to them. The point they are trying to make is that learning can be fun! There are a few obvious product placements - but nothing most kids would notice (my son notices that the truck is a "VW" but that's only because we drive a VW and he recognizes the logo) . Really - can't say enough good about this movie. Its great!

This is such a sweet film, updated a bit for today's generation (for example, rather than being captured in Africa by the man in the yellow hat, as in the book, this time George is a stow-away on the ship.) It has many of the classic, memorable moments from the books, such as George painting jungle scenes on the white walls of a huge NYC apartment, or George floating away with balloons. It is not as entertaining minute by minute for adults the same way Wallace & Gromit is, but my 5 year old daughter and her best friend laughed out loud at many of the jokes, and really loved the movie. (For adults and older kids, it drags in parts.) But how refreshing to be able to take your small children to a movie and not have to worry about whether they'll be frightened by anything or whether they'll hear inappropriate language! I only fear that this movie may have trouble competing with the Pixar movies, or 3D computer animated films -- such as the awful "Chicken Little" -- because 2D, old-fashioned animation does not look as good. My view is to choose substance over looks. This movie is a "can't-miss." I recommend it for everyone!

This is the first movie my son ever saw in the theaters, when he was two years old, and it kept his interest the entire time. Even at 6, he still loves the movie. It's one of our all time favorites and a classic in our home. It's a perfect kids movie, full of innocence and child-like humor and excitement, and refreshingly devoid of potty humor and grown-up references. George is adorable, and any parent can see their toddler reflected in him. A movie that kids will love, and parents can allow them to watch worry-free. People have mentioned the Dole product placement, and while it's noticeable, it seems appropriate and doesn't detract from the movie.