Gnomeo and Juliet
Family animated adventure from the director of Shrek 2 based on Shakespeare's tale of forbidden love, set in the secret world of garden gnomes.
Something you may not know: gnomes come to life when you're not looking. More than that, they can fall in love like lovesick Gnomeo (James McAvoy) and the enamoured Juliet (Emily Blunt). But this romance faces many obstacles including a tall garden fence and their respective, fueding families (red vs blue gnomes). Features a soundtrack of classic Elton John tunes.
- Director:
- Kelly Asbury ('Shrek 2', 'Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron)
- Writer:
- Rob SpracklingJohn R. SmithAndy RileyKevin CecilMark Burton
- Cast:
- James McAvoyEmily BluntJason StathamMichael CaineMaggie SmithPatrick StewartJim CummingsJulie WaltersMatt LucasStephen MerchantAshley JensenOzzy OsbourneRichard Wilson
Reviews & comments
A pretty good family movie
I actually really enjoyed this. It was a great movie to just sit down and blob out to. I would rate it highly if you are looking for a movie for all the family to watch. There was plenty of cuteness to keep the young ones happy, with enough comical references to amuse adults as well. Sure, this does end with a happy ending, unlike the original. I...
Total Film
pressShame about the annoying plastic flamingo (this movie’s version of Madagascar’s King Julien) and a general tone of wisteria unelfily close to that of Luc Besson’s Arthur cartoons.
Empire Magazine
pressTotally crackers but it gets powered by pure invention and eccentricity alone.
Total Film
pressShame about the annoying plastic flamingo (this movie’s version of Madagascar’s King Julien) and a general tone of wisteria unelfily close to that of Luc Besson’s Arthur cartoons.
Empire Magazine
pressTotally crackers but it gets powered by pure invention and eccentricity alone.
A pretty good family movie
I actually really enjoyed this. It was a great movie to just sit down and blob out to. I would rate it highly if you are looking for a movie for all the family to watch. There was plenty of cuteness to keep the young ones happy, with enough comical references to amuse adults as well. Sure, this does end with a happy ending, unlike the original. I...
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