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Sorry, I'm from Rome, so when I write fast I can make some mistake.
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3/5 "A snappy and inventive computer animated film whose clever storyline has something for everyone" Spirituality and Health Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

3.5/5 "Disney is also releasing this movie in a new Dolby digital projected 3D format. If a theatre near you offers this, check it out in this format for sure." 7M Pictures Kevin Carr

4/5 "a rip-snorting flight of adventure fantasy that has an unfettered imagination and a wicked sense of humor" Killer Movie Reviews Andrea Chase

3/4 "The invasion material is acceptably funny." USA Today Mike Clark

3/4 "This wild and unexpected ride should delight younger children with its bright colors and constant chaos, while adults are likely to be charmed by the witty banter, subtle one-liners and a sweet father-son relationship." TV Guide's Movie Guide Angel Cohn
"It's one of the funniest, most charming and most exhilarating movies in years." TIME Magazine Richard Corliss
"Basic, colorful, storybook graphics dominate the film's look, while first-rate voice work gives it a zestful personality." Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Jack Garner

3.5/4 "Most of the time, this bird is that rare chicken: one that really flies." Reel.com Pam Grady

4.5/5 "full of big laughs from beginning to end" Hero Realm Stefan Halley

3/4 "Destined to become a babysitter's top tot-tempering tool." Palo Alto Weekly Tyler Hanley

3/4 "... as cluttered as the movie gets before the ending, it's funny throughout, with some 1970s and '80s music thrown in to keep adults happy." San Francisco Chronicle Peter Hartlaub

3/4 "What makes this chick click is the humor." St. Paul Pioneer Press Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)

2/4 "The animators are - - you almost no longer have to say this - - fabulous and full of mischief, weaving enough ironic amusements into the story for the longer of tooth." Washington Post Stephen Hunter
"Despite the aspirations of its scrappy hero, it does not stand out among the recent crop of computer-animated features. But it fits in just fine." Denton Record Chronicle (TX) Todd Jorgenson

3/4 "More than a loving, clever riff on a fable, Chicken Little is a grade-school primer on the language of movies with a capital M." Denver Post Lisa Kennedy

3/5 "Espérons que maintenant que Pixar n’est plus là pour l’invention en animation, Disney retrouvera vite l’inspiration du passé pour ses prochains efforts." EnPrimeur.ca Nicolas Lacroix

3/4 "There is no doubt the movie is a wannabe, but on those terms it works." Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) Josh Larsen

3/4 "The originality and brightness of Chicken Little resides in its characters, whose names may be familiar from children's books, but whose personalities are unique." Detroit Free Press Terry Lawson

3/4 "a nice story and enough energy to make Disney’s latest film into a solid crowd-pleaser" Sean the Movie Guy Sean McBride

3/4 "The movie is fun for all ages, and besides – who could resist this charming, insecure, heroic little clucker?" Aisle Seat Mike McGranaghan

3.5/4 "With its charming characters and nonstop jokes, this movie is worth crossing the road to see." Salt Lake Tribune Sean Means

2.5/4 "Chicken Little doesn't contain an original bone in its animated body, but it combines its derivations well enough to entertain kids." Sacramento Bee Carla Meyer

B+ "Though it has meticulous detail, it has a nicely casual feel, due in part to a mix-tape selection of pop songs and jokes that perfectly offset the tension and sentiment." Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies Nell Minow

A- "Chicken Little provides big family fun." Beaumont Journal Danny Minton

3/4 "Amusing enough to keep the adults from being bored, while sure to please younger children." Three Movie Buffs Scott Nash

3/5 "Not a classic, but it's an entertaining, cute film and a promising start for Disney's new division." IGN FilmForce Jeff Otto

2.5/4 "Kids will be delighted by the cute-as-a-button protagonist and a comedy/sci-fi plot that offers some pint-sized thrills without ever getting too scary." TheMovieBoy.com Dustin Putman

A- "The visuals are irrepressibly witty and so is the script, which morphs from the classic fable into a spoof on War of the Worlds." Christian Science Monitor Peter Rainer

3/4 "Oddly enough, Walt Disney Pictures breaks through the glass ceiling of modern animation with a tale about the sky falling." San Antonio Express-News Larry Ratliff
"A consistently amusing, often inspired family romp." Hollywood Reporter Michael Rechtshaffen
"not exactly a bold step forward. ...If the film is not destined to be remembered as one of Disney's enduring classics, it's enjoyable on its own terms..." Kalamazoo Gazette James Sanford

3/4 "It loses some of its emotional punch as the plot complications pile up." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Mary-Liz Shaw
"What Chicken Little does have going for it first and foremost are some fun, inviting characters fresh enough to sustain the film’s other shortcomings." FilmStew.com Brent Simon

B- "Chicken Little is a family film, and its humor is decidedly of the G-rated arena. How refreshingly different…" Now Playing Magazine Brent Simon

B+ "A wonky, whacked-out, energetic comedy that fills its 77 minutes with more merriment than most films manage in 100" EricDSnider.com Eric D. Snider

"Given Disney's marketing muscle, most kids will probably se Chicken Little whether they want to or not." Philadelphia Daily News Gary Thompson
"A quick, fast paced pop culture fest like the best animated movies." About.com Fred Topel

9.5/10 "This movie's great! This movie's great! Hurry, tell everyone that it's great! Why are you looking at me like I'm crazy? It really is great!" Supercala.com John Venable

3/4 "This digitally animated feature is not quite as funny as we may have hoped. But it does have a peculiar, goofy sweetness to it, and the sheer inventiveness of the whole thing makes it pretty enjoyable." Deseret News, Salt Lake City Jeff Vice

2.5/4 "Chicken Little doesn't lay an egg, but it doesn't fly like a majestic eagle either." WaffleMovies.com Willie Waffle
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I have already seen this very good movie three times. "Chicken Little" is my new hero, and I will probably see it at least once or twice more before I sit back and wait for the DVD release.

I really like this movie a lot!!

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dvdjunkie wrote:And re-read your post before submitting making sure all your spelling is ocrrect and your grammar is in line.

I have already seen "Chicken Little" four times and plan on seeing it at least once more before waiting for the DVD release.

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giagia wrote:Sorry, I'm from Rome, so when I write fast I can make some mistake.
I feel mean now. :P

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isaac15 wrote:3/5 "A snappy and inventive computer animated film whose clever storyline has something for everyone" Spirituality and Health Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

3.5/5 "Disney is also releasing this movie in a new Dolby digital projected 3D format. If a theatre near you offers this, check it out in this format for sure." 7M Pictures Kevin Carr

4/5 "a rip-snorting flight of adventure fantasy that has an unfettered imagination and a wicked sense of humor" Killer Movie Reviews Andrea Chase
Thanks for posting all the Kudos to Disney - makes me feel better. I am stuck on a rush job and have not been able to go see it! I am hoping by Friday to be able to see it.... and hopefully since it is doing good (does anyone have the latest figures?) it will still be at the theater in 3-D in Glendale.... But I am prepared to go wherever I have to to see it in 3D! :roll:
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yeah the movie is fuuny you have to watch it. but i am sorry i dont know if there still playing it in Glendale.
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Pluto Region1 wrote:
isaac15 wrote:3/5 "A snappy and inventive computer animated film whose clever storyline has something for everyone" Spirituality and Health Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

3.5/5 "Disney is also releasing this movie in a new Dolby digital projected 3D format. If a theatre near you offers this, check it out in this format for sure." 7M Pictures Kevin Carr

4/5 "a rip-snorting flight of adventure fantasy that has an unfettered imagination and a wicked sense of humor" Killer Movie Reviews Andrea Chase
Thanks for posting all the Kudos to Disney - makes me feel better. I am stuck on a rush job and have not been able to go see it! I am hoping by Friday to be able to see it.... and hopefully since it is doing good (does anyone have the latest figures?) it will still be at the theater in 3-D in Glendale.... But I am prepared to go wherever I have to to see it in 3D! :roll:
Well, today in the daily box office, it's no.1. :) It made close to 3 million today. Yesterday it was at no.2 with a little over 1 million.
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Welcome aboard Giaga! n_n

so, your native language would be Italian right?
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I was wondering...
Does Mc Donnalds or Burger king will release the toys of the movie?
This toys will be for the kid´s meal or also for the chicken burger? :P
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that is great. i am hoping that it is nunber 1 at the box office again. that would be great.
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Just wanted to say here again for those who are thinking about seeing this film, really try to make an effort to see it in 3-D. You won't be disappointed. I plan on seeing it again this weekend myself... and I plan on taking others with me!
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http://boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=1937&p=.htm

Most of you will be pleased to know that Chicken Little has done well overseas, with the only exception being Taiwan at present. It's opened in 3 countries this week, Mexico, Malaysia and Taiwan. It opened no. 1 in both Mexico and Malaysia!! ^_^
Box Office Mojo wrote:In its overseas bow, Chicken Little scored the biggest opening for an animated title ever in Malaysia, grossing an estimated $477,000 from 40 screens to top Pixar's The Incredibles by 33 percent. In Russia, the computer-animated comedy grossed an estimated $1.1 million from 197 screens, logging the fourth biggest animated opening there. The picture also opened in kid-friendly Mexico to a solid $3.1 million from 600 screens, which was below Dinosaur and Finding Nemo but still strong for the genre. Taiwan wasn't as impressive with $450,000 from 18 screens.
Hmm..how come Luke hasn't been posting about this on the main page?
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well, it have been doing good profits here, and the proof of it is the long lines waiting to enter and watch it, even 1 hour before start
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Isidour wrote:Welcome aboard Giaga! n_n

so, your native language would be Italian right?
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Maerj wrote:Just wanted to say here again for those who are thinking about seeing this film, really try to make an effort to see it in 3-D. You won't be disappointed. I plan on seeing it again this weekend myself... and I plan on taking others with me!
In Italy we won't have this possibility. My personal opinion, anyway, is that the most important thing 'bout movies is the story. In this case the story is totally taken from other pictures. There's nothing new. Pixar films (and other not-Disney 3D products) are great becouse of their stories. Even theme parks shows (like Philarmagic) are better than the chicken. They have somthing original. I could say the same thing 'bout "Lilo & Stitch"'s trailers. This is just my personal opinion, of course.
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Isidour wrote:I was wondering...
Does Mc Donnalds or Burger king will release the toys of the movie?
This toys will be for the kid´s meal or also for the chicken burger? :P
Hey this might be a question I can finally answer, I was at McDonalds yesterday and they are putting something, a toy, in the Happy Meal. The bag the Happy Meal comes in is a total Chicken Little packaging. It looked pretty cute.

Disney toys also are in the Kellogs brands of cereals. Prior to Chicken little they were putting free wobblers of Disney's animated characters (which I really liked but the boxes sold out fast so I only got 4 wobblers) and now it is a chicken little character that comes in the package. I have not seen the movie yet, so I am not sure what chicken little character I got out of the cereal last night when I opened a box up.

I have not been to Burger King so not sure what promotion they are doing with Chicken Little.
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Kenai wrote:Well, today in the daily box office, it's no.1. :) It made close to 3 million today. Yesterday it was at no.2 with a little over 1 million.
How do you find that out? Is there a website or you hearing about this on the news?
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Pluto Region1 wrote:I have not been to Burger King so not sure what promotion they are doing with Chicken Little.
They're not doing a promotion for Chicken Little. Disney and McDonalds have a contract where only McDonalds distributes Disney merchandise with their happy meals.

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