Arthur and the Invisibles (U)
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Your support makes all the difference.Following clues left by his vanished grandfather, young Arthur is transported to a magical kingdom of tiny, pointy-eared people, where he must fight a tyrannical villain and find the hidden treasure to save his grandparents' farm from evil developers.
Et-basically-cetera: venturing for the first time into animation and children's films, Luc Besson clearly decided it wasn't worth taking any risks with the plot, and the whole thing has a tired, second-hand feel.
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