Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.4|5.0
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A Turtle’s Tale: Sammy’s
Adventures may easily have been titled Sammy’s Misadventures as this little
green turtle has one series of challenges after another before he finds his
place in life. The movie, rated PG,
will be viewed by adults as a little lame, but may serve a younger audience. This animated film, as an entertainment
piece, runs along the average side, not the best in the business, but certainly
not the worst either. The film almost wants to be a message film and just
barely escapes that labeling.
Film Poster Courtesy of Wikipedia
Storyline
Sammy,
a little green turtle, runs into humans a few times too often to realize a
stable life populated with those of his own kind.
Additional Thanks
Thank
you to Directors Ben Stassen and Mimi Maynard for directing effort. Thank you
to Executive Producers Jeremy Burdek, Eric Dillens, Nadia Khamlichi, Adrian
Politowski, and Gilles Waterkeyn for making the film possible. Additional
characters/cast include: Additional Voices (Pamela Adlon), Shelly (voice of
Gemma Arterton), Loggerhead Turtle (voice of Sydney Hope Banner), VW
Driver/Male Hatchling #1/Male Hatchling #2/Ollie/Loggerhead Turtle 1/Loggerhead
Turtle 5/Loggerhead Turtle 7/Crowd/Fisherman #1/Police #1/Large Seal/Green
Turtle/Old Male Turtle/Ben (voice of Ben Bishop), Baby Buddha (voice of Julia
Boecker), Hatchling Sammy (voice of William Brent), Snow Crab (voice of Chris
Andrew Ciulla), Sammy (voice of Dominic Cooper), Snow (voice of Melanie
Cooper), Shark (voice of Dennis Cruzado), and Policeman (Tim Dabado).
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Maybe.
The film runs on good animation. The concept is workable. It almost seems as if
it wants to be a documentary rather than serving children as a piece of
entertainment.
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