-
Lavada 2022-03-18 09:01:09
The general plot of a childhood bedtime story, coupled with the perception of religion and life, combined with exquisite pictures and music, is exquisite! ——————The above are all farts, not enough to describe how moved it brought...
-
Trevor 2022-03-17 09:01:09
The world inside and outside the wall, classic picture book style, excellent soundtrack, British accent. Aisling means dream, vision in Irish. 2009 European Animation Festival Best Director Award. 2009 The 33rd French Annecy Animation Film Festival "Audience Award" (AUDIENCE AWARD). 2009 Edinburgh Film Festival "Standard Living" Audience Choice...
-
Abagail 2022-03-16 09:01:08
The picture is gorgeous. Music is also good. The characters are cute. Story...I don't feel...
-
Jasen 2022-03-16 09:01:08
That elf sang so...
-
Kacie 2022-03-15 09:01:10
The sound and style are...
-
Effie 2022-03-15 09:01:10
Honestly speaking, no matter how compact the plot or the profound meaning of this animation, it can’t surpass the huge shock from the exotic swept brought us by the extremely gorgeous soundtrack and exquisite pictures, so please don’t worry about it anymore. There's a problem with the...
-
Johnson 2022-03-14 14:12:30
Every frame is beautiful to...
-
Maverick 2022-03-01 08:01:52
Although the main line of this film is a relatively serious topic, there are many humorous plots in the film. I like the part where Ashiling sings by the window of the high tower. The singing is ethereal, tactful and clear, with mystery and infiniteness. Extended hope, special special...
-
Ayla 2022-03-01 08:01:52
Tom Moore's debut, hand-drawn animation is always respectable, almost every frame is beautiful, with just the right music, it is indeed a pure work of art. The lines of the characters are clean and simple, the background is complex and gorgeous, and the connotation has the potential for multiple interpretations, but overall it is not as agile, magnificent and complete as [Song of the Sea]. The narrative is separated from the front and back. The fresh and dreamy children's growth story is...
-
Dessie 2022-03-01 08:01:52
Whether it is the theme, the picture or the OST, they are all great, some details are not explained clearly, and the ending is a little rushed, but the flaws are not concealed. This film surpassed UP and became the best animation of 2009 in my...
The Secret of Kells Comments
-
Jamil 2022-03-21 09:03:19
random notes
After watching this without any background, I can't tell the grand meaning, but I sigh that the birth of every masterpiece or every change of history is not easy. I need to break the mundane and routine consciousness. original intention
The Book of Kell in my eyes, it contains all things, it is...
-
Anthony 2022-04-19 09:03:00
Sad secret
Religion has always played the role of the victim in conflict with the secular. Attempts to protect beliefs with walls have proved ineffective, and the only way out is to develop and spread ideas. The Secret of the Book of Kells tells a tragic tale that is worth pondering!
The metaphors in the...
-
Brendan: [Aisling saves Brendan by pushing a boulder; closing out the cave entrance of Crom Curach] Aisling!
[Brendan picks up the limp Aisling]
Brendan: What was that?
Aisling: [frightened whisper] That was him... CROM.
-
[repeated line]
Abbot Cellach: No! Not yet... Not yet!
Director: Tomm Moore, Nora Twomey
Language: English,Irish Gaelic Release date: June 22, 2016