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Film #23 of the "Scavenger Hunt" Challenge!
Task #20 : A film about mythical creatures!
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I very much enjoy films that explore legendary creatures! Pure fantasy that takes you to a place where magical and wondrous creatures still exist! I try to indulge my inner child whenever I can so this was a real treat!

The baby Water Horse was just so darn cute! Positively enchanting! A lighthearted film the whole family can sit down together and watch!

Almost really good this one. The CG has dated a bit and not sure it was that brilliant in the first place. The army stuff doesnt really work for me in this. Apart from this it is a charming and nice looking film with some wonderful scenery. Its no Ted Danson Loch Ness but its still decent enough fun.

... i completely lost interest halfway through. Still finished it, but I wasn't invested in the characters or plot or anything to do with this film, really

Pretty Entertaining mvoie for a lazy sunday afternoon.
Solid storyline and a few funny moments.

On the shore of Loch Ness, Scotland, Angus (Alex Etel) finds an unusual egg. When it hatches, it releases an unexpected surprise: a water horse, the legendary creature from Scottish mythology. While the boy tries to keep its existence hidden from his mother (Emily Watson), he and his new pet, Crusoe, quickly become inseparable. But as the water horse grows larger, eventually becoming the fabled Loch Ness monster, Angus must protect his friend from those who would want to do it harm.
A great all ages film with scotish colture marked deeply in the film in all the aspects,with a massive colture fitting wright in the art fil this movie can entertain all audiences in different ways sucha as scenery,meanings,production and even acting.

This is just PG scottish The Shape of Water

A surprisingly engaging family-friendly film about a young Scottish boy who discovers the egg of the magical water horse near Loch Ness during World War II. Sometimes the cuteness of the baby water horse was a bit much, but the film was quite a bit darker than I had originally anticipated. Not too dark for the young ones, I hope, but dark enough to keep it from being cloying.

the loch ness monster is real and she and i have been happily married for many years

I just remembered this movie exists. Saw it at a special pre-release screening when I was 8 years old, so I don't know if I'm allowed to say anything about it.

Nessie is very impressive and a credit to the special effects team.

This whole story reminds me of E.T. movie, although E.T. was waaay much better and much closer to my heart. Maybe becase the baby Drew Barrymore was soooo cute.
I liked this main character, the boy. He was good. The rest was really predictable.

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid

One of those movies where I expected something a little different than what I got. Overall it was sweet and whimsical, and nice to see an idea of the Loch Ness Monster in a sympathetic light.