pretty much fails at being anything remotely of what it wants to be and generally napoleon is portrayed more as a capatalist then a caricature of stalin so in the end it just says the complete opposite of what it wants to say against communism. i have the original novel, never read it but i hope this isn't as lame and flappy "critique" of communism lol.
"some people say this movie is anti capatalist, they are wrong. we want all your money"
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Animal Farm
It's time for these animals to stand and fight.
Rating
0.5 (1)
Release Date
4/30/2026Runtime
95 minsOverview
A group of farm animals rise up against their neglectful owner, dreaming of equality and freedom. But as the pigs take control, the revolution turns into tyranny, with truth rewritten and dissent crushed.
How It Feels
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A satirical fable about revolution that begins with hope but curdles into something far darker. The familiar story of ideals betrayed by those who seize control makes its cynical point with animation aimed at both children and adults aware of the irony.
Mood
DefiantBittersweetBleakAngry
Themes
PowerCorruptionFreedomJusticeComing apart
Tone
Satirical
Pacing
Steady
Look
3D animationStylized genre
Structure
Linear
Heads up
Addiction
Seth Rogen
Napoleon (voice)
Gaten Matarazzo
Snowball (voice)
Steve Buscemi
Mr. Whymper (voice)
Woody Harrelson
Old Major (voice)
Kieran Culkin
Squealer (voice)
Laverne Cox
Snowball (voice)
Andy Serkis
Benjamin (voice)
Kathleen Turner
Mollie (voice)
Glenn Close
Muriel (voice)
Jim Parsons
Carl / Sheep (voice)
Iman Vellani
Puff / Tammy (voice)
Lyra Abrahamson
Additional Voices (voice)
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