James and the Giant Peach(1996)
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Stuck with his evil aunts, James creates a magical, enormous peach. Befriending the charming insects inside, he attempts an escape.
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Age group5–12 years
Duration79 mins
- Phoebe G, 10
- 22 reviews
To be honest, this film was a little bad. The animation is not very cool (am I being to harsh?) and the music was ok I suppose as I kind of liked the song called " Bright Lights, Big City" Otherwise, I didn't like any of the other songs. In this film, James discovers a giant peach in his aunts' garden. Inside, he meets some friendly giant bugs and together, the go on a truly fantastic adventure. This film is based on the amazing novel "James and the giant peach " by one of our most loved authors:Roald Dahl. I would recommend this film for anybody really as it is a fun filled adventure for all to love. The only reason I didn't like it was because it was a little creepy and the animation was poor. Bye!
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