I watched this one on my own on a rainy Saturday afternoon, which felt appropriate. And I'm left thinking that my main reasoning for buying it was my love of stop motion animation. The story doesn't hold my attention the entire way through.
There's many people in this world who love Neil Gaiman's writing. I want to love it, and I've read a few of his books, but there seems to be something about it that I don't quite connect to. I'm yet to pinpoint what it is I'm missing. And I think that carries through to this film for me. Much like with his novels, there are moments that grab me and there are moments that I just drift through.
Final Thought: This is one of the few films that I watch and think "That moment would have been pretty cool in 3D..."
Up Next: Cradle 2 The Grave (2003)
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