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Title: Brilliant!
Review: This Peter follows closely to Prokofiev's music - but, if you expect some narrator to carry you along, you'll find yourself all alone. The story emerges by itself, wordlessly, and does so in the most beautiful way. The Cat comes through with all the feline smugness you could hope for. The Hunter - well there's a whole new tension that I think Prokofiev never had in mind. If you grew up on the vapidized versions I did, this comes across with a harsh edge, resolved eventually in Peter's favor.But, for me, this is all about the animation. As much as I love CGI, it has yet to capture the extra level of human involvement and craft that inheres in puppet animation. This isn't the "happy ever after" story the disneyfied version wants you to expect. Instead, it has kids dealing with harsh realities - the way they do in the real world, like it or not.Good music, good animation, and it doesn't talk down to the viewer. Doesn't talk at all, really, but that's part of the appeal.-- wiredweird
