Animal Farm Reviews

had a hard time grasping this film’s themes, can anyone help 😓

follows the book fairly well, but left out some scenes i felt should’ve been in there. decent for the 50s for sure. loved the animation & score. chilling

Uh-uh…nope…never again!! THIS MOVIE TRAUMATIZED ME!! LIKE…I NEED THERAPY BC OF THIS😭

It’s was pretty good but wasn’t on par with the book at all, they cut out scenes that were in my opinion very important and they changed the ending of the movie to make it “happier”. I did really like the animation and music

All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

idk what the 2026 version is but this was a really great adaption. kinda disturbing at some points but nevertheless the animation style around this period was unbeatable. you could tell it was made by hand and with love. the part with boxer & benjamin broke my heart💔

I see this movie as completely separate from the book in terms of the messages that Orwell was trying to communicate. Not only did it completely remove all of the female animals, like Clover who was so very important, it made certain aspects comically exaggerated. I found this movie and its changes to be another form of propaganda rather than a genuine adaptation. Though, some things were done decently. The horror of boxer’s death was sickeningly sad. That’s about all the movie did right. I could see how Orwell’s books have been misconstrued over the decades based on countless very incorrect adaptations. This being one of them.

classic

8

Good very interesting movie. The animation was good for the time. But the story is so genius really love it and the story telling was also really good.

8/10

Pretty dark with some wild moments (pun not intended)

Animation and fights are really nice. A lot of story is missing, pacing if weird, character development is missing for everyone. Only good scenes are the song and reading of commandments. 4/10

For an adaptation of the book, it’s fine. It loses points for the ending change. Could’ve been longer and kept more scenes in too.

7/10

8/10

This film completely captivated me. The story flows perfectly, the characters feel real, and the emotions hit hard. Every scene, every soundtrack moment, felt right. A movie that stays with you long after it ends—truly unforgettable.

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I know this is from the 50s, but was the animation always this ugly?

Snow White was made in the 30s and that animation is great

Bugs Bunny