A new timeless classic.

Rating: 10/10 (10 December 2011)

If any film maker in the history of films can get best picture of the year for a 3D film, this will be it. I can say that I don't feel the same way as other critics do about this film, though, where as they say it is a kids film. Sure this is something that can be enjoyed by anyone, and is appropriate for any age, but I can't see little kids being fully engaged throughout this film, especially if they would rather see a penguin dance on screen and just see something simple to the mind. There is plenty of scenes here where it is partly just visuals without dialogue, and then others with a lot of talking that is actually quite brilliant and rare in any family film. This movie is not something simple to take in. In a lot of ways, it is a piece of art that captures what has been lost in film throughout the years from it's climb from the start of when films became films. It captures everything that a great film from decades ago had and yet feels totally fresh. This is something to cherish, and can honestly be called one of the greatest achievements in film history. It makes every other 3D film (including Avatar) looks like amateur work. The performances here are also flawless, and well all in all this is one film I can say IS indeed entirely flawless. Anyone with any heart and a love for films in general will fall in love with this timeless masterpiece.