No one really gets hurt.ĭisney's Flora & Ulysses is a delightful comedy-adventure based on the Newbery Award-winning book about 10-year old Flora, an avid comic book fan and a self-avowed cynic, whose parents have recently separated.
While there is minimal cat violence related to some of the scenes with Miller, the Animal Control Officer, but it's cartoon-style violence. That message is somewhat watered down if the parents get back together.ĭanny Pudi as Miller in FLORA & ULYSSES, exclusively on Disney+.Īs far as violence, parents can also set their minds at ease knowing that there isn't any gore in Flora & Ulysses. The ability of the characters in the book to come together as a family in the face of adversity despite no longer being a nuclear family is one of the beautiful messages in the book.
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While some people wouldn't necessarily care about this detail, as a movie intended for kids, that detail could be triggering for kids who are dealing with parents who are going through separation or divorce. However, one of the significant differences between the novel and the movie is that the ending of the movie somewhat implies that Flora's parents get back together. Yes, I know that books are often quite different from their screenplay counterparts. If you expect an exact movie version of the novel “ Flora & Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures,” you'll be disappointed.
While this section is labeled what doesn't work, I'll caveat that it's not so much what doesn't work in general, but rather what doesn't work if you are familiar with the book by Kate DiCamillo.
Alyson Hannigan as Phyllis in FLORA & ULYSSES, exclusively on Disney+.
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