Chloe Bennet

Albert Tsai

Suzy Eddie Izzard

Tenzing Norgay Trainor

Joseph Izzo

Sarah Paulson

Tsai Chin

Michelle Wong

Rich Dietl

James Hong

Christine Lin

Kym Miller

Jason Ko

Trevor Devall

Karen Huie

Vic Chao

Fernando Chien

Reuben Uy

David P. Smith

Walt Dohrn

Elizabeth Pan

Rupert Gregson-Williams

Ewan Chung

J'Dvonte

Jessika Van

Nico Marlet

Rebecca Huntley

Mark Edwards

Ludovic Bouancheau

Hans Dastrup

Heather Lanza

Ethan Van der Ryn

Anthony Hodgson

Kristof Serrand

Max Bruce

Jennifer J. Pan

Munira Moiz Tayabji

Erik Aadahl

Sondra Verlander

Jeff Hayes

Myron Nettinga

Shaun Collaco

Liang-Yuan Wang

Lisa Linder

Michael Andrews

Sheri Galloway

Susan Fitzer

Ed Fuller

David Weatherly

Nelson Yokota

Robert Edward Crawford

Andrew Harkins

Todd Wilderman

Tim Johnson

Jill Culton

Suzanne Buirgy

Dave Polsky

Christi Soper Hilt

Max Boas

Paul Duncan

Frank Zhu

Shabrayia Cleaver

Rui Gang Li

Peilin Chou

Nadia Sheen

John Geller

Johnny Tian

Jeff Kaye

Tracy Larson

Lisa Curtis Saunders

Family

Animation

Adventure

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Abominable

DreamWorks Animation

dentsu

Pearl Studio

Zhong Ming You Ying Film

Universal Pictures

China

Japan

United States of America

Gimly

Not quite sure on the rules of the world here in _Abominable_, but this was so fuckin' cute. There's a lot of silly sort of conveniences that did bother me some, but it also made me feel something, which I don't often get out of modern-day kids' movies. 

_Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._

CinemaSerf

When a yeti manages to escape from a compound he is terrified and hides out on the roof of a city building where he encounters a young girl. She likes to leave her apartment below and come up to escape, plan her trek to China and to play her violin. "Yi" spots the big furry white hand and soon both are as afraid as the other. That quickly passes and soon the two, and her neighbours "Peng" and "Jin" and embarked on a boat and primed for some adventures trying to get their new pal back to Mount Everest. Meantime, of course, the people it escaped from are bent on recapture and using state-of-the-art technology are soon on their trail. This is one of those gently evolving stories of friendship and inter-reliance peppered with some lovely scenery and just a hint of menace from the pursing "Dr. Zara". The yeti performs some feats of chilly blue magic and proves that he's not a beastie to cross as their journey takes a circuitous route back to colder climes. The animation style is simple with loads of emphasis on the faces and there's a bit of humour now and again to help sustain it. There's little new here, though - it's all just a bit on the predictable side, but I rather liked our furry white friend and as movies about bonding go - this isn't at all bad.