The Secret of Kells
Animation • NR • 2009 • 1 hr 19 min
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Stunning! Very interesting piece if history reimagined. My favourite of the trilogy but the others are beautiful too.
Very good, the following movies are better.
The art is so enchanting and beautiful, the story is wildly wholesome
Visually striking and emotionally resonant.
A fun outlook on Irish mythology. The art style closely represents the one in the actual book of Kells which is a really nice touch.
Beautifully animated and full of charm, it’s a magical story with stunning visuals and heart.
Watching Moore's trilogy through again is a moving experience. The growth in animation is just mind boggling! Is breá liom é an méid sin!
A movie for both children and adults, with a light plot and darker undertones, The Secret of Kells will keep you intrigued.
Beautiful! Ah and if you want to know the Book really exist and it is in Dublin
This is the best story I have seen in so many years. I hope everyone watched it.
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