you: horton hears a who

me, an intellectual: horton hears a whomst'd've

i deadass had the biggest crush on that emo who

why does this keep coming on and, more importantly, why do i keep watching it

the scene where the mayor goes to the dentist deserves an Academy Award

John Powell’s score here is quite something. At times, he makes an innocent Dr. Seuss flick sound like a biblical war epic.

We don’t deserve him.

Like if this was also your introduction to political ignorance and Can’t Fight This Feeling by REO Speedwagon.

There's nothing more disturbing than watching a film you've decided you'll tolerate (had no interest in this when it came out), than hearing Seth Rogen's voice. UGH. I liked Steve Carell though, and nothing else was that offensive.

I survived.

3/10
I was told there was comedy.
Horton Hears a bitch ass liar.

I caught the last 10 mins of this and that kangaroo is a cunt

i accidentally cried a bit at the end

Horton kinna thick tho 👀

I went through a phase in my childhood where I watched this movie everyday for a few weeks straight. Coming back to it all these years later doesn't tarnish my memory of the film at all, if anything it enhances it.

There's a sequence inspired by anime (for some reason?) that's actually cool, the voice acting and the score (especially the score) are fantastic and the 3rd act in particular is genuinely great.

horton is our #1 himbo

no recordaba la existencia de esta pelicula pero la recuerdo con nostalgia/I did not remember the existence of this movie but I remember it with nostalgia

Easily the best Dr. Seuss adaptation and that’s both kinda miraculous and kinda sad at the same time.

Horton Hears a Who is a difficult film to review because it doesn't do anything wrong, but it doesn't do anything particularly good either.

It's an average film, with average characters, an average narrative, and average animation.

I didn't connect to anything in the film but I was never bored and it would appeal to children, so I can get my score slightly positive because of this.

I did like the message of "a person's a person, no matter how small", and this is definitely something that children should be taught. If it's in the form of an animated film, then so be it.

Overall, I had a decent time watching it and the ending does get a little more exciting, but it's not a film that I'll be recommending to anyone without young children.

Score: 63%

I do not remember much about this. I just kind of remember seeing this in theaters

Some days you’re Bad Vlad, some days you’re Vlad with the Cookies. C’est la vie

This movie made me have more empathy for midgets. A person is a person, no matter how small

Boo

Criminally underrated. This film literally paraphrases Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot on our internal significance as living beings despite our physical insignificance. It's frankly brilliant.

Also, it's just really funny.

I will be bitter about this forever and I'm allowed to be now that Blue Sky is gone. They should have been the ones tasked with making animated Dr. Suess movies. Not Illumination. Not Warner Animation Group, who's developing a whole Suess Cinematic Universe. Blue Sky. There's already a second Horton book and Grinch is set in the same world as this. The blueprint was there. I'm not gonna bend on this.

It was on and I didn’t feel like watching too much today. It was on so yeah. This came at a kinda odd time though. I do swear that I was not watching this because of Dr. Suess’s...well you get the idea.