Movie Nation by Roger Moore
The human stuff is entirely too predictable. And the whole thing is so Disney sweet and cutesey it’ll make your teeth hurt.
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Director
Gilles de Maistre
Cast
Molly Kunz,
Graham Greene,
Charlie Carrick,
Derek Johns,
Rebecca Croll
Genre
Adventure,
Family
Alma, raised in a remote cabin in Canada, returns to her childhood home after her grandfather's death. In the majestic forest, she rescues two cubs-- a wolf and a lion, who form a strong bond with Alma and with each other. When the two animals are taken away from Alma by a forest ranger, they must travel through the dangerous wilderness to reunite with her.
Movie Nation by Roger Moore
The human stuff is entirely too predictable. And the whole thing is so Disney sweet and cutesey it’ll make your teeth hurt.
RogerEbert.com by Nell Minow
The wolf and the lion make a great team; the humans and the script do not.
Austin Chronicle by Richard Whittaker
The Wolf and the Lion is deeply sweet, utterly predictable, and may well send a few unintentionally mixed messages about human relationships with large predators.
The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by Anne T. Donahue
To director Gilles de Maistre’s credit, a story about two astonishingly different animals – who still share a friendship – is rife with footage that puts almost every Dodo video to shame. Yet sadly, nearly all human interactions weigh it down to the point of creating a frustrating, dramatic and heavy-handed film.
Los Angeles Times by Kimber Myers
Scrolling through internet videos is generally regarded as a waste of time, but watching 100 minutes of cute animals on your phone is preferable to sitting through the laughably bad The Wolf and the Lion.
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