Clifford’s Really Big Movie Review

Clifford's Really Big Movie
Clifford, the really, really big red dog goes through quite a few Tummy Yummies - his favourite food. To save his owners the cost of buying it, Clifford enters a talent competition to win a lifetime supply.

by Anna Smith |
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Release Date:

29 Apr 2005

Running Time:

73 minutes

Certificate:

U

Original Title:

Clifford’s Really Big Movie

As fans of the PBS cartoon series will know, Clifford is a Big Red Dog. A really big red dog. The size of a house, in fact. Naturally, it costs his owners a fair bit to feed him, so in this big-screen, trad-animated spin-off Clifford decides to enter an animal talent contest to win a lifetime's supply of Tummy Yummies, his favourite dog food.

As he runs away to join the circus with his canine sidekicks, Cleo the poodle and scrappy mutt T-Bone, there's plenty of action and adventure to keep small kids diverted, and the antics of his fellow performers are enjoyably choreographed (look out for the tightrope-walking cow).

The humour, though, is aimed squarely at the under-tens, so the rest of us will find it a bit bland.

The humour, though, is aimed squarely at the under-tens, so the rest of us will find it a bit bland. Bland, but wholesome - in a very inoffensive, family-friendly way.
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