Valiant

A smart, marvelously drawn account of the bravery of homing pigeons during World War II.

It's perhaps the first animated kids' film that can claim to be "based on a true story."

The voice acting is adequate, but it fails to convey the diversity or personality of "Chicken Run" or "Shrek."

The visuals might be undistinguished, but the voices are excellent.

The CG is on the rubbery side, and the backdrops are jarringly 2-D. But Valiant isn't so hard to look at -- it's hard to listen to.

Fails to get off the ground due to a by-numbers script and dodo-ugly character design.

An unconscionably dreary and amateurish-looking thing, and the rote plot and annoyingly predictable script -- a compendium of bird puns, mostly -- don't work nearly hard enough to make up for the hammy awfulness of the images.

Valiant was a very good movie but not convincing , since the peliicula was distributed by Disney but is a film in England and that's the problem , but the movie was fun and interesting .

Not the best movie you would see. First 20 minutes were out of date and not so exciting. Tons of wrong suff. And yet its still good to watch, animation buffs should still watch

Una druega

This is the first and since then ONLY movie where I have actually fallen asleep in the cinema watching it when it originally came out. All these years later, I decided to give it another chance and although the acting isnt bad and the concept for the story is good enough, EVERYTHING else in this movie just was not good for me.

Valiant was a terrible Disneyovie I have ever saw, why? Because of the animation looks ugly, and terrible