Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Helllins It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Cody One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Camp Reyes I thoroughly love this show. The animation made me a little hesitant to watch it at first but once I saw an entire episode, I was hooked. I love that this show flips the stereotypical gender roles and deals with real life issues. The characters are all well developed and they incorporate critical thinking skills for children. The perspective of our societal norms, not only in the cartoon but also in real life, are challenged by Jane and the Dragon. It doesn't just have a heroine as the main character, it also has a beautifully singing blacksmith and a spoiled rotten prince. I watch this show on Qubo, but I so wish they would bring it back and make more episodes!!

pcruisin-442-427469 Top show from WETA the Lord of the Rings CGI house. Plots are great for children, the dry wit very amusing for accompanying adults as well.The eye contact between characters gives some idea of the level of graphics development, and that hair! Repeated viewings (as part of child minding) always impresses with attention to fine graphic detail. The appropriate mouth movement accompanying clearly spoken words is rare at this level of detailed animation. The series is played free to air on the ABC (Australian BC) with no fanfare, resulting in chance viewings and many missed episodes. I applaud the organisation (Australian dictionary) and planning of one person who has DVR'd all 26 episodes for future viewing (even though the producers did not get to see a reward in this case).Absolutely marvelous show for babysitting small children. The DVD's are available via the ABC Shop in Australia for the true adherents. Being a local I don't know if they deliver OS.

candyde93301 Hey, I'm 62 yrs old and stumbled onto this unique show Saturdays @ 8AM and now it's gone...where???? The movement of Jane's (and the other character's) hair is mesmerizing. Having no children or grandchildren, cartoons have passed me by and the newer mediums are so sophisticated. I grew up with the old-style flip page animation (sorry, not knowledgebale re: names of styles) which was pretty good compared to later stop-action stuff (boring) but this is hard to take your eyes off of. The subtle movements of real-life are captured and the writers are winners with the sarcasm of Dragon. It was a great way to start off Sats with a laugh (Dragon is a crack-up, reminds me of Alf). Good life lessons for youngsters too.

celeban I, too, found this show by happy accident and enjoyed it thoroughly - its story, animation, humor - all of it! Now, I've introduced my wife and children to it and they love it, too! My 3-year-old watches the DVR'ed episode three or four times a day! :)A hearty "Thank you" to its entire team! (I'm looking for the series DVD even now!)Seeing that WETA is not surprising given the quality and I'm certainly glad to see it. I'm also a big fan of Nelvana (and most Canadian productions) so I'll be treasuring every episode they can produce. Yeah, yeah - I'm sure my kids will, too... LOL!