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Toys in the Attic

Toys in the Attic (Na půdě aneb Kdo má dneska narozeniny?)

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A doll named Buttercup lives in an old trunk with her friends Prince Charming, Teddy Bear, and Schubert. When no one is around, the toys come to life and roam around the attic of discarded junk. When Buttercup is kidnapped and taken to the Land of Evil, her friends embark on a mission to save her.

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The A.V. Club

Toys In The Attic is its own dark creation, filled with imagery reminiscent of Tim Burton in his prime as well as the odd Cold War metaphor.

83

The A.V. Club by Alison Willmore

Toys In The Attic is its own dark creation, filled with imagery reminiscent of Tim Burton in his prime as well as the odd Cold War metaphor.

75

New York Post

The movie is passionately retro, but Barta shows his methods can create a world every bit as engrossing as the latest CGI.

75

Slant Magazine by Nick Schager

Jirí Barta's film is a disturbing through-the-looking-glass reflection of traditional fairy tales.

75

New York Post by Farran Smith Nehme

The movie is passionately retro, but Barta shows his methods can create a world every bit as engrossing as the latest CGI.

70

Los Angeles Times

The narrative, though, is mere scaffolding for Barta's richly realized world, a kind of hand-hewn 3-D cinema that's testament to the limitlessness of imagination.

70

The New York Times by Manohla Dargis

The movie should be manna for anyone who likes animated fantasias without wisecracks, commercials and overwrought warbling about self-actualization, meaning that it's suitable for those who will grow up either to be the next Tim Burton or simply to enjoy his movies.

70

Los Angeles Times by Sheri Linden

The narrative, though, is mere scaffolding for Barta's richly realized world, a kind of hand-hewn 3-D cinema that's testament to the limitlessness of imagination.

50

Washington Post by Michael O'Sullivan

The question isn't whether Toys in the Attic is any good. The question is: good for whom?

40

Time Out by David Fear

Rather than presenting the original Czech version, American distributors have opted to release an English-dubbed edition, headed up by writer, director and actor Vivian Schilling (who voices the kidnapped doll Buttercup) - and the result is a tonal disaster.