James and the Giant Peach

very good movie, used to watch it a lot when i was young, still watch it every once in a while. Recomend this for kids of any age... Full review

based off of Rohald Dhal's book "James And The Giant Peach", this clay-mation movie stars a little orphan boy "mothered" by his evil aunts who finds a magic bag of boiled crocodile tongues. soon they are planted in the ground and... Full review

"What a magical film! I'm not surprised that Tim Burton produced it! I was also glad that Richard Dreyfuss, one of the greatest actors ever, starred in this."... Full review

I love this movie and could watch it over and over. Good story, good moral - sure to be a classic! Nice mix of animation. Would recommend to all.... Full review

James, a lonely orphan, is sent to live with his wicked and greedy Aunts Spiker and Sponge. Unwanted and forced to perform their menial chores, the boy dreams about going to New York City--a place, his father once told him, where... Full review

James and the Giant Peach isn't delicious all the way through, but with its fresh story and original animation keeps it pretty tasty.... Full review

Great acting and wonderful visuals. All that but kinda creepy to. I mean te aimation was great, but also scary in a wierd way.... Full review

This movie was a very nice movie. All folfs from about 7 and up would like this movie. The only problem I had was that the kid who played James could'nt pronounce his R's. He said fwiend instead of friend. The... Full review

This movie was a very nice movie. All folfs from about 7 and up would like this movie. The only problem I had was that the kid who played James could'nt pronounce his R's. He said fwiend instead of friend. The... Full review

I have always loved this movie and i always will. Very cute and funny. Great For kids it's full of thrilling adventure and big dreams. I love the centipede, in my opinion he steals the show!... Full review

Long-time Tim Burton collaborator Henry Selick (here's my feature on James and the Giant Peach ) adds ecstatic visual effects and immersive 3-D to the tactile pleasures of his signature miniature stop-motion. Neil Gaiman 's original 2002 story is as old as the hills, from The Secret Garden to Pan's Labyrinth: lonely kid in old house finds fantasy world through keyhole. ... Full Review

The computer generated animation is superb, capturing the depth of this collage of intricate characters, and the surrealism of the live action sequences gives James and the Giant Peach an added depth. The film, which is faithful to the novel, beautifully explores the complexities of childhood and the meaning of friendship, in an allegorical tale that has been so lovingly brought to the screen by a skilled team of film makers. ... Full Review

But the worst part is that they changed the story so much and took all the fun out of it. but the movie is a disappointment ... Full Review

Smith (who also designed the characters for Tim Burton's film version of Roald Dahl's "James and the Giant Peach") created the book's retro, handmade look - weathered wooden toys, old-time wrapping paper, photographs - on a computer, giving context to the characters with "a little back story that still got across the humor that Jon wanted to convey," he said from his studio, a renovated one-room schoolhouse in Connecticut. ... Full Review

Unfortunately, the Randy Newman-penned kid-friendly musical numbers are... Though Tim Burton's recent (acid) trip to Willy Wonka's famous chocolate factory will undoubtedly be Dahl's highest profile adaptation, the author's work has consistently been skillfully represented on the big screen. ... Full Review

At Gipsy House, the family home in Buckinghamshire where Roald Dahl dreamt up Charlie and the Chocolate Factory , James and the Giant Peach and The BFG , the atmosphere is so thick with his presence that it feels as... ... Full Article

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He is known to the world as the author of bestselling childrens books such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach. ... Full Article

sweet movie...MUST SEE FOR ALL!!!OK for kids my age: Y Reviewer: Mojo (12 years old), Date: August 02, 2007 OK for kids my age: Y Reviewer: moviebash (12 years old), Date: June 23, 2007 I say: I laughed!... ... Full Article

Roald Dahl wrote 16 children's books, not counting short-story collections, between 1961 and his death in 1990, but only six have been turned into movies (including two TV productions). ... Full Article