2012 ‘Ernest et Célestine’ Directed by Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar …
Celestine is a little mouse trying to avoid a dental career; Ernest is a big bear craving an artistic outlet. When Celestine meets Ernest, they overcome their natural enmity by forging a life of crime together.
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death by cuteness.
have i ever ranted about how soulless CG has completely corrupted modern animation? there's more life and warmth in this film's poster than in all of FROZEN.
i only wish the middle bit where they're becoming friends ran longer. and also the beginning bits and ending bits and basically i think this movie should have been 4 hours long released in 2 volumes and then extended cuts for berlin & cannes.
A story about two bohemians that, despite being shunned by society as they are deemed to be too 'individual' and their relationship is considered to be unnatural, still want to be together no matter what.
The fact that one of them is a bear and the other a mouse and that this is essentially a children's story is besides the point.
I'm head over heals with this film. Ernest & Celestine is a perfect example of superb storytelling that doesn't shy away from having something to say, without dumbing it down for its younger audience. It is such a common mistake made in, especially animated, films. The mistake of regarding (young) audiences as morons, incapable of putting one and two together.…
you're really gonna sit here and tell me that this lost to frozen at the oscars
me, clutching my chest every 5 seconds: oh my god this is the cutest thing i've ever seen
What a charming and sweet little film!
It always warms my heart when a feature length animation embraces a traditional look in this 3D solid model age. It evokes wonder and comfort and warmth .. and memories of storybooks; those told to us, or those we've told to our children.
For me, my thoughts harkened back to Jez Alborough’s ‘Where’s my Teddy’, a book I had read to my son time and time again. What could be more frightening to a child than a great big bear? Just imagine if you were even more diminutive; a tiny mouse.
There were so many great adult themes explored in this wonderful children’s tale, and there’s a cheeky air of disobedience, irreverence, and…
Me with my heart in my hand while watching this film:
“Just let them be together for God’s sake! They are friends! We all need friends, don’t you have friends?”
