Man, Fly Away Home, he's still riding that credit? The only thing that I remember about that was that they used Hans Zimmer's "The Journey Begins" from Millenium in the trailer, lol.

This was at my theater months ago. Didn't stay long though. Heard it was good. Probably won't watch it. I do want to see the upcoming "Flicka" though if only just to see Alison Lohman........waw!!!!

"Fly Away Home" and "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey" were two films that made me cry so hard when I was like 6, way too traumatzing! "Duma" looks so dumb and that cover art is horrid.

I always read his reviews and respect what he has to say, but Ebert is so wrong some times. He gave negative reviews to The Elephant Man, Leon: The Professional, The Thing, Blue Velvet, Grosse Pointe Blank, Fight Club, Straw Dogs, The Untouchables, Reservoir Dogs, Once Upon a Time in the West, and even Die Hard for god sakes, to which he loved the sequels. Ive learned not to avoid the films he doesnt like because sometimes he just misses the point of some truely great films. It all comes down to the fact that we all have different tastes in movies.

I've heard really good things about it and it looked very cute. I'll rent it for sure. I just wish they would have used the nice theatrical poster art instead. I don't hate the artwork they're using, but the poster art was better and on the DVD art the kid looks like Hilary Sw**k (It won't even let me say her last name. Does it think it's a swear word?) with that facial expression. They also should have put at least one critic quote on the cover. It's not like they don't have room for it.

The reason no one has heard of this is because Warner didn´t know what to do with it or even how to market it. The flick cost 12 million to make, and Warner didn´t want to spend 25 million to market it, which ia about avarage. They ended up spending only 6 millions. For that sum any flick is very likely to drown.  Especially, this kind of movie. Nevertheless, I feel it´s vital that movies like this gets made from time to time, and that studios are willing to take chances instead of going for bold Blockbusters.

Kaya Savas wrote: Eliason A. wrote: Ebert liked it.
lol, what else is new? Seriously, the man doesn't give bad reviews, I started visiting rogerebert.com on a weekly basis and iv'e found maybe little to no bad reviews for movie, lol, and we all know there have been some bad movies recently.Depends how much they pay him I spose

I LOVED THIS MOVIE, is so cute, I'm picking this one up for sure...
                  TWO BIG THUMBS UP!!!!