Considerably better than any of the live action adaptations of Dr. Seuss. It is still unspeakably awful in every way, and an absolute disgrace.

some great jokes, whoville rocked, the apes too and the cookies thing was rofl-like, just wondering what the music at the end was good for

Pretty funny slapstick comedy!

Man, sometimes you just gots to lend a helping hand. No matter what people say to you, or of you. Props to you Horton! you hella funny too

Same 'no matter how big or how small' crap that seems to have infested the cynical world of children's entertainment. For kids this is great, but if I had one of my own I'd be showing it true quality, like STAR WARS IV-VI, Indiana Jones or Alien.

"Joyously maintains the rhythmic syntax and considerate spirit of Dr. Seuss." - Nick Schager

The only modern, non-PIXAR animation I like so much. Standing up there with "Finding Nemo", "WALL·E" et al, "Horton..." is a film full of messages (message per second, in fact) that made me wise up to so many things. It's a bit early, but I bet this will turn out to be ageless.

Waaaay better than Cat in the Hat, but still, how much can you do with an expanded picture book?

cool style

An underrated gem unfortunately buried underneath the unstoppable behomoth of Wall-E.,Horton Hears A Who is one of the out-and-out funniest animated movies of all time with the highest gag-rate since The Emporer's New Groove.

A surprisingly good movie, one of the most beautifully rendered so far. A bit longish though.

You're basic made-for-children animation film. Had cutesy moments of course, as do all animated films. Loaded with popular actors and actresses. Had a few light laughs. Predictable, but that's to be expected. The one thing this film lacked was the element of adult entertainment. It just didn't have that factor that most animated films have that can keep the adults entertained due to slight mature elements disguised throughout the films.