The plot, however, revolves not around Esperanto but around the attitudes of grown-ups — particularly the principal of his school — to the use by children of any means of communication to which they are not privy.

If you want to see a ride film, go out and rent “Pirates of the Caribbean”

I enjoyed the film, in the same way one can (if one is not diabetic) enjoy cotton candy

By and large this mix of human actors and traditional cartoon characters seems to work, at least as far as humor is concerned.

I found this film to be at least three cuts below its two predecessors.

Fun story, marvellous cinematography.

A classic children’s novel of which I’ve never heard before.

Definitely worth seeing!

A finely done movie, for Disney.

Great fun.

Se mi devus kritiki ĉi tiun libron, mi mencius ĉefe la senhezitan helpemon de kelkaj naciaj gravuloj (tion oni malofte vidas en la reala mondo) kaj la fantazian geografion de la mondparto sude de Turkio. La lingvaĵo estas rapide kaj facile legebla. La ilustraĵoj, eble pli ol la rakonto mem, estas taŭgaj por infana libro.

One of the most enjoyable — though far from humorous — animations that I’ve seen in quite a while

“Kiki’s Delivery Service” was a find.

Don’t wait for the videotape or DVD, or even the cheap-seat theaters! People have to be encouraged to make more movies that are this much fun!

A fun movie, particularly for those who have not seen the original.

The Chinese seem to like stories about plucky girls disguising themselves as boys to do the jobs that society thinks they should avoid.