This week's look at a new release.
A sentimental tale of a family purchasing a zoo, this film swung and missed for our hearts by ignoring CGI and 3D.
Opportunities for an epic scale were jettisoned in favor of old-fashioned story and acting rendered entirely on film.
What could’ve have been the adventure of a lifetime was compressed to an ordinary heart-warming tale about living life and reaching out to others. (As if reaching out to others wouldn’t have been infinitely cooler in 3D.)
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