Released by Magic Light Pictures in 2013 containing music from Room on the Broom (2012). And I imagine that child, adult or family will feel the same. Room on the Broom soundtrack from 2012, composed by Rene Aubry. This video is based on the bestselling book by Julia Donaldson, which tells the story of a kind witch and her cat who invite a number of other animals to join.4. In conclusion, I loved it and found it hard to deny its charm. I will say thought that Timothy Spall is not quite as good, and this has nothing to do with his voicing actually at all, he does give his all to make the most of it, but more that his character doesn't quite off as well as the rest. Rob Brydon, Gillian Anderson, David Walliams, Sally Hawkins and Martin Clunes voice their characters wonderfully. Simon Pegg of course stands out in restrained but dynamic mode as the narrator though he also has freedom to have some droll moments as well. They are also written respecting those of the book and written in a way that doesn't make them childish to an adult yet also easy for the children to understand. The dialogue has similar rhyming rhythms, in how poetic, gentle and bouncing-like they are, to those of The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child. The witch was especially true to this, and all the critters are very cute without being overly-so. Again, like the story they are simple but all the better for it. As for the characters, they are engaging and likable. Despite the short running time, Room on the Broom never felt rushed. follows a kind witch who invites a surprising collection of animals to join her on her broom. The story is very charming and heart-warming with some touching moments, true it is simple but considering the target audience and the book itself, of which Room on the Broom is remarkably faithful to this was appropriate. Thankfully the story and characters are done very well indeed on their own. It is not just the quality of it that impresses, it is also to do with how much it does in defining the characters and story which I found incredibly compelling to watch. Detailed and vibrantly coloured, I loved the balance between hand-drawn and computer-generated animation, meaning that anybody who is fond of either style(admittedly I am more a hand-drawn person myself) will find Room on the Broom a treat. Animated film based on the wonderful childrens picture book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. The animation on the other hand is just wonderful. The story of a kind witch who invites a surprising collection of animals to join her on her broom, much to the frustration of her cat. Timothy Spall does voice him very well though, even if it is somewhat different to the roles I associate him with. There is very little to criticise actually here, but while the dragon is very charismatic- some may say too much so- I did feel that he wasn't quite scary enough considering the type of character he is. While I did like but was disappointed in The Snowman and the Snowdog of the animated short films(especially as I adore the original so much) I got so much pleasure from Room on the Broom as I did with The Gruffalo and its sequel from previous years.
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When the frog decides to hop, the broom breaks.As always, Christmas was an interesting time of year for TV programmes and films as there are always some treasures and some disappointments. A gentle witch with a ginger braid offers rides to a variety of animals on her increasingly crowded broom, much to her grumpy cats chagrin.
All Witches Have Cats: Sure enough, the witch has an orange cat. Room on the Broom is a 2012 short stop motion computer animated television film based on the picture book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel.
We see scenes of the dragon stalking the witch, and we also get back stories from the frog and bird explaining why they want to get on the broom. Adaptation Expansion: Like other adaptations of Donaldson books, expanded out to fit a TV time slot.
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