100% Wolf

100% Wolf will leave you howling - not with laughter or delight but in despair for some semblance of a plot in its mercifully short run time.

More like 92% generic.

The film rockets along, but there's nothing hasty or half-hearted about its style. It's packed with witty visual gags, enhanced by classy lighting, and its large cast -- human, lupine and canine -- are graced by an inventive set of eccentricities.

Identity is the recurrent theme of this film - how we see our selves and how how we look outside doesn't always match up with what's on the inside. All great teaching moments for the kids.

Not destined to become a classic like the movies that inspired it, but as an agreeable time-waster for kids who miss going to the theatre, it's a howl.

Show it to your kids, your nieces, your nephews, and get them hooked on a dog bone-afide Aussie animation treat.

Half of the film is full of cliches and the other is actually making decent attempts to reach adults and children. [Full Review in Spanish]

Animated adventure has bullying, scares, and potty humor.

Innocuous but highly derivative... a barely tolerable diversion for the younger set, though even they will find it awfully familiar.

[The film allows] the visuals to supply the coming-out metaphor even if the script can't quite work up the courage to underline it.