A peaceful alien planet faces annihilation, as the homeless remainder of the human race sets its eyes on Terra. Mala, a rebellious Terrian teenager, will do everything she can to stop it.
The Truth
Battle For Tera [click for our full movie coverage] was released in 2007 at the Toronto Film Festival, but is just hitting the rental market now.
Battle For Tera takes us on a darker, but fun animated adventure, through the eyes of a brave cast of animated characters determined to save their planet from us pathetic humans.
I wasn’t sure what to expect, if the kids could watch it or who it was aimed at, but after watching it I can tell you its pretty decent for the whole family. I recommend kids 5-7 watch it with parents, as their are a couple of moments which need filtering and explanation from mom and dad.
The message in the film is pretty positive and heart-warming, and Battle For Tera moves along nicely with wonderful animation.
There isn’t a lot of overly famous voices behind the characters, but Rosanna Arquette and David Cross provide a nice touch to the characters.
The Action
Battle For Tera is pretty non stop action and it rolls along nicely.
The Laughs
Plenty of laughs
What’s good about it?
Great animation, a great plot and underlying message we can all learn from.
What’s bad about it?
Nothing.
The Verdict
If you are looking for a fun family movie thats has a lot of action and great animation, Battle For Tera is a winner.
