2004
G
Warner Bros.
1 h 14 m

2004
G
Warner Bros.
1 h 14 m

Summary Clifford hits the road with Cleo and T-Bone in a thrilling big screen adventure! They become stars in a traveling carnival show and meet amazing new friends on their journey. (Scholastic)

Directed By: Robert C. Ramirez, Steve Trenbirth

Written By: Rhett Reese, Norman Bridwell, Robert C. Ramirez

2004
G
Warner Bros.
1 h 14 m

2004
G
Warner Bros.
1 h 14 m

Clifford's Really Big Movie

Name: Clifford's Really Big Movie
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Released: 2004-02-20
Duration: 1 min 14 s
Rating: 49
Cast: John Ritter, Cree Summer, Kel Mitchell, Wayne Brady, Grey Griffin

Metascore Mixed or Average Based on 15 Critic Reviews

User Score Generally Favorable Based on 7 User Ratings

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Summary Clifford hits the road with Cleo and T-Bone in a thrilling big screen adventure! They become stars in a traveling carnival show and meet amazing new friends on their journey. (Scholastic)

Directed By: Robert C. Ramirez, Steve Trenbirth

Written By: Rhett Reese, Norman Bridwell, Robert C. Ramirez

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Mixed or Average Based on 15 Critic Reviews

27% Positive
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7% Negative
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Mixed or Average Based on 15 Critic Reviews

27% Positive
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Washington Post

The movie's sweet, gentle nature may lack the subtle irony of the "Toy Storys" and "Shreks" of the world, but parents won't be bored.

By Ann Hornaday FULL REVIEW

The New York Times

Will provide preschoolers with comfort and amusement, though not rapture or enchantment.

By Dana Stevens FULL REVIEW

Los Angeles Times

Though not exactly a gripping experience for adults, parents have reason to be grateful for a movie that has been so carefully tailored to preschool to first-grade sensibilities.

By Kevin Thomas FULL REVIEW

Austin Chronicle

As far as animated flicks go, Clifford's Really Big Movie is third-string Disney, but don't tell that to the kids.

By Steve Davis FULL REVIEW

Christian Science Monitor

Tamer than tame in every respect, which makes it great for little kids, if not for the grownups who bring them.

By David Sterritt FULL REVIEW

The Hollywood Reporter

The latest example of a distressing wave of undistinguished theatrical versions of Saturday-morning kid shows.

By Frank Scheck FULL REVIEW

New York Daily News

A really lame attempt to expand the marketing reach of the PBS-TV series.