What is the intended audience for this film? At first glance it would appear to be for young children but the adult language, sex, racist stereotypes and genetically modified sheep make it inappropriate for children. There are no repercussions for bullying and name-calling. But there is nothing here to hold the interest of adults either. The animation is horrible. There is less plot than is normally found in the average Saturday morning cartoon. There are references to ANIMAL FARM and 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY that I assume were intended to amuse adults but the humor of British cartoons is nowhere to be found. This is certainly not SHAUN THE SHEEP. I wonder if the company that dubbed this cartoon in English played a horrible joke on the production company by rewriting the script? The one minute that I found entertaining was a scene where a room full of spiders did the Aboriginal Dreamtime War Dance.

As if the terrible voice acting, animation, and weak storyline weren't enough, this failure of a movie has subtle, but dangerous messages. Little girls will especially be influenced by the strutting and leading on and all around vain attitudes. Plus plenty of "shut up", "idiot", your so dumb, etc. The movie also portrays the man-woman relationship in a bad light - man is shy and timid and cautious, while woman feels "controlled" and is annoyed by pretty much everything he does. Not what small boys and girls need to see especially when there's enough of those bad examples in real life.Go find a classic; there's nothing good here.

This is a satirical comedy for adults. Its has wacky cool animation. Reminiscent of claymation but done with CGI. The humour is also wacky.The PG rating is because of some swearing and cruder humour scenes. Some have said British style humour. I'd call it more like old Warner Brothers Looney tunes. I'd say its okay for young kids but they will not get the jokes.I would call this a Cult Classic. It is going into my keepers pile. I signed up for IMDb commenting because I saw this was getting bad reviews but all the critics and comments were assuming that this was a children's movie.

An animated children's movie with a treat for adults. What an odd little story this is - and it's fun to watch.The comedy and characterizations of the farm animal came across - to me - as being very British. Each one is underplayed by just a tad which adds charm and interest to them.As a child's animated farm animal movie it is very sweet and young children will certainly like the surreal settings and coloration's. At the same time the adults can read so much more into many of the characters, take that as a hint!So if you have a liking for British humor this is a good choice for a family movie!!