








7.8| Average votes grouped by age and by sex: | |||||||
| Age: | 1-12 | 13-17 | 18-25 | 26-35 | 36-49 | 50+ | Total |
| Men: Votes: |
9.5 6 |
5.5 2 |
- 0 |
7 1 |
8.1 10 |
8 3 |
8.3 23 |
| Women: Votes: |
7.5 20 |
8.5 8 |
5 2 |
7.6 8 |
7.8 12 |
8.5 2 |
7.6 53 |
| Total: Votes: |
8 30 |
7.8 13 |
6.7 3 |
7.6 9 |
8 22 |
8.2 5 |
7.8 84 |
| Total includes those who didn't specify sex. | |||||||
Hated it! Fell asleep right through it, and fell asleep again when I saw it again! It's like a lullaby!
| 1/10 | connorhw1@ - 410 reviews 30.10.2011 |
Such a wonderful and beautiful story. 4 thumbs up.
| 8/10 | shazjoao@ - 1728 reviews 6.10.2011 - age: 36-49 |
I never had the intention of actually going to see this movie, but I had to because the others in my family wanted to see it. However, I was a bit surprised. It wasn't cheesy and lame like I expected it to be, and the acting was good. Not much character development went on and some of the characters were extremely annoying. Good for the kids, better for a rental.
| 6/10 | xcoffee_beanx@ - 6 reviews 30.3.2008 - age: 13-17 |
Wonderful - seeing it again, with my 9 year old. Good family movie.
| 8/10 | lashire@ - first review 28.3.2008 - age: 36-49 |
Its was an awesome movie!!! That water horse I so cute!!!
| 9/10 | allegras_bb@ - first review 24.3.2008 - age: 1-12 |
It was very exciting and the waterhorse was really cute!
| 10/10 | angelajiang@ - 2 reviews 22.3.2008 - age: 1-12 |
It is really cool~! I am imitating the waterhorse sound~
| 10/10 | vinanaidol@ - first review 11.3.2008 - age: 1-12 |
That was a great movie! Nobody should have to miss it! If anybody wants to see a movie they should see water horse! My kids and I loved it! It's funny, frightning, and lovely! I just wanted to say that was one of the best movies I ever saw!
| 8/10 | jmamayhem@ - first review 3.3.2008 - age: 36-49 |
To elaborate, I would have given it a zero, if that had been an option. The idea was very unintelligent, there was absolutely no planning, and the acting was very poor, maybe slightly exaggerated as well. Please feel free to agree or disagree with me... that is... after you've seen the movie!
| 1/10 | spiderpaws@ - 43 reviews 23.2.2008 - age: 1-12 |
The best movie I have seen for the year funny but yet I got very emotional to the end thumbs up.
| 9/10 | sandy_desir26@ - first review 22.2.2008 - age: 26-35 |
Generally I am not very interested in movies that reiterate historical facts, however, because of the movie's mixture of history, mystery, fantasy and the allure of watching the relationships develop, I have to say I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it. My nephew (12) came with me and he enjoyed it very much. I would say that some of the intonations and reality/gore about war would not be suitable for the younger children - so beware. It was well made and endearing.
| 8/10 | lewiwind@ - first review 19.2.2008 - age: 36-49 |
This is a wonderful movie for fantasy lovers.
| 9/10 | laneika_lodge@ - first review 16.2.2008 - age: 1-12 |
A happy and heartfelt yarn that combines historical fact and curious legend into an enjoyable cinematic display.
| 7/10 | scottbateman@ - 27 reviews 8.2.2008 - age: 36-49 |
Such a great movie, I definitely recommend it for kids! If you are interested in horses and mysterious things than if I were you I would go and see it now.
| 10/10 | catie_rocks20@ - first review 3.2.2008 - age: 1-12 |
This is a sweet movie and not scary unlike some people who think it is scary guys.
| 10/10 | kaylacool789@ - first review 2.2.2008 - age: 1-12 |
Really cute movie! Me and my friends wanted to have a relaxing afternoon and see a movie that would give us a happy happy joy joy feeling!!! Sounds corny... :o)
| 8/10 | soni@ - 67 reviews 28.1.2008 - age: 26-35 |
It's a cute and good family movie, take the children out! The role-play isn't perfect and the story line seemed 'forced', but otherwise, see it; for 'kid' in you!
| 7/10 | black.jack@ - 464 reviews 27.1.2008 - age: 50+ |
This was just fantastic!!! A great family movie to see. Not scary at all and almost brought me to tears in spots. I have an 8 year old and she just loved it too.
| 10/10 | pfelten@ - first review 27.1.2008 - age: 36-49 |
It was a good movie it was kinda boring at parts but over all pretty good.
| 7/10 | natalie95_7@ - 6 reviews 19.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
Excellent family movie. Both parents and two sons, 8 and 10 years of age loved it. The only movie we saw at the theatre this past year; worth seeing on the big screen!
| 10/10 | schier@ - first review 19.1.2008 - age: 36-49 |
Not bad, however, I believe that our very own Canadian creature of the deep could proverbially "kick it's ass"!!! Please pass my feelings to the studio that a sequel pitting these 2 beasts of the ocean against eachother would revive this lack-lusture franchise from it's present watery grave. I also failed to see the relevance of a film such as this not containing any monkeys interacting with the creature. Let's face it, they would have had fun!!! Remember, Monkeys sell movies... why does nobody get this anymore, I mean look at King Kong, one really big one and everybody's happy!! Fish.
| 6/10 | young.monkey@ - first review 18.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
I really didn't enjoy it at all. My younger brothers loved it, but I honestly have never been quite that bored during a movie...
| 3/10 | love.always.and.forever@ - 12 reviews 15.1.2008 - age: 18-25 |
I think it was a pretty good move at the beginning but when the war came it got scary.
| 7/10 | kaytherriman@ - first review 13.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
My whole family saw it on Christmas and we thought it was great. Every family with kids should watch it!!!
| 8/10 | lollipop.421@ - 7 reviews 11.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
We liked this movie because it was interesting and the water horse was very cute.
| 10/10 | becky@ - first review 10.1.2008 - age: 1-12 - One reply |
This was a cute movie. Some parts too intense for the little ones but mostly enjoyable.
| 7/10 | silverdove40@ - 4 reviews 10.1.2008 - age: 36-49 |
Great Movie, but a little scary. Not recommended for young children.
| 6/10 | p.k.daffern@ - 7 reviews 9.1.2008 - age: 13-17 |
[ATTENTION: This review reveals content of the movie.]
Much like Pan's Labrynth in its deliberate structure -- an unhappy child, absent a father, in an unhappy time (both were in war time) who journeys to a magical world. But I think you need to make up your mind when you do something like this -- either it's for kids or it isn't. Thus I think it was a little too intense for children at some points and a little too silly for adults at others. And I couldn't get myself to play either role continuously as an audience member because it kept jumping back and forth. At least with Pan's Labrynthe you could stay an adult viewer -- the magical aesthetics were appealing to a mature mind, and the child's psychic orientation was meaningfully positioned amidst them. Here you've got a kid racing underwater on the back of a flippered dinosaur at about sixty knots without even a rein. So you just kept zinging back and forth between children's fantasy and adult dynamics. And the adult dynamics were boring when they didn't need to be. They had, for example, an interesting dimension with the tension between the Scottish laborer and the English soldier -- one that is representative of Scottish/English tensions for centuries. But the resolutions for this were underdone. The English soldier was properly disposed as a character to do things that are immoral in the name of morality. But he never did. At the last moment he always chose to be a generic figure, for example, when he learns that the laborer might be regarded as a hero (which would give rise to ressetiment in a character such as the Brit who had been reassigned from the front) Also it was a tepid resolution between them when he asked the Scottsmen to man the PT boat. So as I say, if they had stuck to a kiddie genre they might have made a nice movie. And if they had stuck to something adult they could have made an interesting movie. Instead they tried to skate right down the middle so they made a movie that is only watchable, perhaps ultimately for the great images of the Scottish lochs.
| 6/10 | basilherringboneiii@ - 116 reviews 8.1.2008 - age: 13-17 |
Its ok, kinda boring in the beginning was about to walk out but it got funny and a bit scary after the water horse came in the movie. Proberly better to wait and watch it on DVD.
| 7/10 | faiza_bluesky@ - 22 reviews 6.1.2008 - age: 26-35 |
My friend and I thought it was a great movie! It had all the elements it needed - suspense, drama, laughter, a few areas that were sad (not sad like E.T thank god! I didn't cry in this entire movie, but it came close) Leaving the theatre I was very happy with our choice to view this film. I wasn't disappointed in the slightest!
| 9/10 | shannonmackay@ - first review 6.1.2008 - age: 26-35 |
Some of us never want to grow up when it comes to movies of this kind. These are quality family movies that take your spirit and transports you to another world. In this case a world of a legendary water horse. The movie is excellently made and very entertaining. You walk out of the movie thinking there's nothing wrong with letting your imagination take you away if this is the results you get. This movie is good for all ages, and I mean even the grandparents will get a kick out of it!
| 9/10 | mcsilva@ - 107 reviews 6.1.2008 - age: 50+ |
Its very and I liked it alot it was sad and I kinda liked it alot.
| 10/10 | piranaalex@ - first review 5.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
I am 12 and I heard lots of children 7 and under say it was very scary it has shooting and stuff like that I would not recommend it for young children... not good at all.
| 1/10 | codemaster_56@ - first review 5.1.2008 - age: 1-12 - 2 replies |
It's so dark, underwater. Makes you feel like watching a horror movie. And the loud gunfire noise with darkness makes it uncomfortably bad. Its like I'm watching something like the movie The Host. The beginning wasn't dark but was boring. The end was okay. But the middle. I didn't like.
| 3/10 | name@ - 4 reviews 4.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
Just got back from taking the kids (ages 10 & 12) and we all loved it. We almost never went as other posters suggested it was scary. Neither of my kids found it "dark" or "scary" as other posters suggested. There are no war scenes either but the Water Dragon does get shot at near the end. This movie is moving with great special effects. Highly recommended!
| 10/10 | rain_on_me_in_bc@ - first review 4.1.2008 - age: 36-49 - 2 replies |
I think this is a good movie it is like eragon but it has something to it that makes it different I really enjoyed this movie if there was more fantasy movies with mythical creature I would watch more movies cause I love to watch exciting movies like eragon, this movie , the chronicles of narnia.
| 8/10 | sammy_thev@ - first review 3.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
Water Horse was a interesting movie. The animation on the water horse was awesome. It looked almost real. The kid was a pretty good actor, and I really liked the story. Better than I thought it would be.
| 7/10 | daynapuff@ - first review 3.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
Pleasantly surprised by the story, nice mix of adventure and legend. A little scary for my 7 and 5 year old but I especially enjoyed the scenery, accents and historical setting.
| 7/10 | sadowney@ - first review 3.1.2008 - age: 26-35 |
Touching, sensitive, intelligent, funny, great special effects, & wonderful story for both kids & adults.
| 9/10 | lexrex@ - first review 3.1.2008 - age: 50+ |
This is such a great movie, it was so moving and it is hard to find a movie that the whole family can enjoy. It is a must for all ages to see.
| 9/10 | mkittey29@ - 65 reviews 2.1.2008 - age: 26-35 |
Awesome movie! Great for all ages! I would go and see it a second time. Go and see it. The water horse looked so real and looked like it was really happening!
| 10/10 | reejhx@ - first review 2.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
It was amazing made me want to have such a fun time at the theatre hint hint nudge nudge. But it was great.
| 10/10 | chad_demar@ - first review 2.1.2008 - age: 1-12 |
A fantastic movie, reminiscent of old Disney classics and childhood afternoons. The acting is strong the characters real, True to an adult there is a certain amount of predictability in the story, this however does not detract from the story or suspense. My daughter loved it as well. In an age where children's movies are dominated by CGI this is a refreshing change. That the "monster" is CGI is incidental not integral to the movie. This one stands on the actors, writers, and cinematographers brilliant work.
| 10/10 | triathlon_guy@ - 52 reviews 2.1.2008 - age: 36-49 |
The film unravelled towards the end and was definitely lacking in interest. Besides that, the story just did not gel. Even my young British nephews found that it too unbelievable!!!
| 4/10 | tinabell@ - 2 reviews 2.1.2008 - age: 36-49 |
The trailers mislead you into thinking this is a sweet, kid-friendly, feel good movie. The movie is very tense and dark and the sea horse becomes terrifying in the last quarter of the movie. Not gentle, family holiday fare. Go see Enchanted instead.
| 6/10 | gingergunsten@ - first review 2.1.2008 - age: 36-49 |
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