This is a good movie to see with your family this holiday season. Caruso, the water horse, will endear himself right into your heart and there is more to the story than the previews allude to. The characters are fairly well developed and there is more than one subplot to follow. While I doubt anyone will win awards for this movie, it is worth seeing if you like clean, family films with cute creatures who have more personality than perhaps the people around you!

It was really awsome except when the water horse was little, he was cute, but he was freaky when he was older. I reccomend that children under the age of 8 or 9 have their parents watch it and see if their kids are mature enough to handle it.

The movie had so many moments where the imagination takes flight. My daughter loved the movie. There were 4 other groups of people at the movies when we went at 150 Christmas day. Everyone seemed happy as they left. The ending was well done. The movie had a few seconds where it would be scary for a small child. My child is 10. This movie was worth seeing. This movie wakes up your imagination.

A wonderful and breathtaking movie...finally a awesome family movie. Angus was great in Millions and great again! You will want to travel to Scotland after seeing this!

The trailers we had seen and the poster, down to the "from the writer of Babe" tagline made me believe it was an okay movie for my (almost) 4 year old who was dying to see it. Shame on me for not doing more research, it started okay but eventually her dad had to take her outside. I learned my lesson. It was not the cute moster movie I thought it as going to be from all of the advertising. The hunter, the war, the blood, the mean monster gone wild...definitely not for preschoolers.