Igor (PG, 2008)

This was a horrible movie for little ones! Even my husband and I were turned off by the sexual scenes and violence, especially at the end of the movie. There was much more than just "flirting;" there were racy scenes with more leg and cleavage shown than I would allow my kids to see on a real person, and the character is too realistic looking to let it pass. The violence is sad and demeaning, and my boys (who love The Lord of the Rings & Braveheart), were scared by the ending Annie scenes. None of them asked to see Annie after this movie. This is not only a bad remake of a good story (Hunchback), it's one of the worst "kids" movies I've seen in a long time.

This is an ok movie, but it doesn't live up to Pixar in any way possible. It does have it's moments, but is not a classic. I say rent it

I was so disgusted with this movie. Luckily I had told my son we would watch half tonight and half tomorrow night. I will find a way to avoid watching the rest. My son is 6 and will be 7 in March. He is very bright though and understood many of the horrible concepts in this film. The main being that evil was good and nice bad. Maybe the idea would change later on but we'd watched half of the movie and that is a long time to be bombarded with ideas of evil being good. Also the character that repeatedly tries to kill himself had my son asking about suicide. And I can't imagine how many impressionable children watching poison being drunk and thought that looked like fun. This character shoots himself in the head only to come back, drinks poison, explodes himself etc. Disgusting! And then there is the talk of murder as being a nice thing to do. The nice invention is put inside a room with eyes held open to watch a woman screamming and terrified as though she is learning to be mean. All these concepts were only in the first 15 minutes! Unbelievable that this was geared toward 6 year old children, as my son watched discovery kids there were tons of commercials for it. If there are any other parents that feel the same way about it please write. I want to warn as many parents as I can to avoid this movie. Go and see Bolt or Hotel for dogs or some other good movie instead!

I was so upset by this movie we left the theater ($1 summer movies) with my four kids, ages 3, 5, 6, and 7. There was violence towards Igor, language (stupid, idiot, calling a woman a wench). There was sexual content involving hitting an Igor, then making out, then the lady referring to the man as "daddy". We stayed for about 20 minutes of the movie before leaving and saw more than enough to know this is not a movie I would ever allow my child under 12 to watch. Not at all in the same as Monsters Inc. etc...

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Pshh!! I LOVED THIS MOVIE!! I fricken laughed so hard at that terrible cynical bunny!!!! You people are so quiant and happy it kind of makes me sick. Also, John Cussack is one of THE BEST actors I've ever known. I sold him my heart in 1408, and then Martian Child, so of course I'm giving it a good rating. I don't believe in censorship.

I found this movie charming and very entertaining. Even being fourteen, I still love animated movies. Though I have to admit, the characters looked a bit Tim Burton-esk. But I though it was more of a nod to him than trying to rip off his artistic style. Well, anyways, I thought the humor was clever and the art, though not Pixar, bright enough to capture a child's attention. I thought the part where he was explaining what happened when 'Igors' thought, and he turned around and opens a bottle with a old Igor's head very amusing. But I have to say, this movie requires a bit of a dark sense of humor, which I happen to have. The only thing I found annoying was Eva's tiny arm. It was rather distracting. But if you're looking for a deep meaning, than I suppose it says to be yourself, and to let others be themselves and like them because of that. The only thing that was a bit offensive was the Blind Orphans bit at the end, but it would really fly over a kids head. The violence was so mild, that I'm surprised people were even really commenting on it. I think five and up is fine.

Terrible movie!!! Just a really boring movie with bad animation. Not very scary, no bad language, nothing to worry about for most kids 7 and older. But really no reason to waste time or money on watching this one.

I tried watching this movie on Disney channel and let me tell you I was shocked. There is a character whose breasts look like two pointy cones (traffic ones) on her chest. She argues with a male character (who she is involved with) and things shift to a racy tone when he grabs her and then her right leg and hikes it up next to him (if you have ever seen a tango, the man will do this move and grab the woman's thigh and pull up it against him). That scene was so inappropriate. Not to mention what the man says after they fight, saying he should just throw her to the gutter where he found her. I was completely turned off. And in my opinion a suicidal bunny truly is not all that funny.