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Your support makes all the difference."Funny in parts, some of it was a bit silly though. Some of the voices didn't go with the characters, things like that. Altogether it's a good film, worth a day out."
- Jo Tindall, 13, Shooter's Hill
"I prefer the original, to tell you the truth. It was all right, funny, it made me laugh, a good all- round film. Some of the jokes are a bit cringy for an adult, but my children came out smiling."
- Julie Tindall, 38, secretary, Shooter's Hill
"I love this kind of film, but I don't think it's because of the jokes. They make me laugh because they are so bad, the toilet humour really dies in films like Dumb and Dumber. I found it good fun, but I wouldn't recommend it for grown-ups unless you can put your tongue in cheek."
- Sally Wright, 24, unemployed, Blackheath
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"The animals looked very real. I didn't understand some of it. I liked when the human was pushed aside to let the animals go to the toilet and that the human was more stupid than them."
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