It’s an easy lesson to grasp, even for the young ones, with lots of other talking points to draw from for the slightly more mature kids. Needless to say, over the course of their adventure, they will all learn there’s more to you beyond just your looks: basically don’t judge the book by the cover. It’s a story of a group of deadly creatures – a snake, a scorpion, a spider and so on – who plot an escape from the zoo where they are kept and where they’re only considered for their ‘ugly’ appearance and their poisonous qualities. And yet, even among those mid-range offerings, you can still find some nicely packaged stories which will keep the kids entertained without offending the parents’ intelligence or bore them to death.īack to the Outback is one of those. Most of the stuff out there for kids is actually rather generic and mostly unchallenging.
Let’s face it, not every single animated film can be of the Pixar calibre or even try to break the mould as Disney’s Encanto has just done. Tired of being locked in a reptile house where humans gawk at them as if they were monsters, a group of Australia’s deadliest creatures plot a daring escape from their zoo to the Outback. On Netflix from this weekend. Back to the Outback ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review by Andrea Carnevali
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