PG
2025    1h 33minFantasy, Commedia
6.695%83%7.1
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Quando l'album da disegno di una ragazzina cade in uno strano stagno, i suoi disegni prendono vita: caotici, reali e in libertà. Mentre la città sprofonda nel caos, la sua famiglia deve riunirsi e fermare i mostri che non avrebbe mai voluto scatenare.
Diretto da Seth Worley
  • Tony HaleTaylor Wyatt / Produttore
  • D'Arcy CardenLiz Wyatt
  • Bianca BelleAmber Wyatt
  • Kue LawrenceJack Wyatt
  • Kalon CoxBowman Lynch
  • Jaxen KennerDemarcus
  • Genesis Rose BrownCarson
  • Randa NewmanMiss Thompson
  • Allie McCullochAlly Wyatt
  • Nadia BenavidesDr. Land
  • Dajanae ColeMaggie
  • Josh InocallaRick
  • Tamiko Robinson SteelePotential Buyer
  • Mitch MillerPotential Buyer 2
  • Arielle PrepetitNewlywed Wife
  • Jesse SantoyoCop
  • Leigha HancockEvil Amber
  • Seth WorleyRegista / Sceneggiatore / Montatore
  • Steve TaylorProduttore
  • Jon ErwinProduttore Esecutivo
  • bigsloppy30 marzo 2026
    i can't come up with a funny review sorry
  • Jeff Anderson4 gennaio 2026
    Not a adult movie.
  • Ernesto Rodríguez4 gennaio 2026
    Nice movie
  • Br1ghamJ27 novembre 2025
    My 6 and 8 yr olds loved it! Though, there was quite a bit of cursing for a PG movie.
  • MrReclusive18 novembre 2025
    This kid movie honestly creeped out my 10 year old, in a good way though. I really enjoyed the premise, visuals, story, everything about it, and really hope we get more in this world.
  • thomasrogers7539 agosto 2025
    Bowman had the most insanely punchable face I’ve seen any kid have
  • BeeVee2318 novembre 2025
    Surprising, inventive and I reckon quite scary for younger kids. I thoroughly enjoyed it
  • Hipster ZOMBIE10 agosto 2025
    Angel Studios has pulled off something truly magical with Sketch, a film that’s equal parts heart, humor, and hand-drawn wonder. In an era where most “family films” feel like they’re just throwing candy at kids and hoping for the best or trying to force them to face the harshness of reality too soon, Sketch dares to tell a fantastical story without talking down to its audience. The result? A movie that resonates with children and adults on entirely different, yet equally powerful, levels. At its core, Sketch is the perfect summer family film—bright, spirited, and endlessly imaginative—but it never shies away from deeper emotional tones. The story follows a young girl who discovers that the creatures she doodles in her worn, spiral-bound notebook can leap into reality. But instead of just being a colorful gimmick, the film uses this premise to explore creativity, courage, and the bittersweet stages of loss. The way it handles grief is remarkably sincere—neither sugarcoated nor crushing—offering moments that are genuinely touching without feeling manipulative. Parents may find themselves reaching for tissues while their kids sit wide-eyed in wonder. The monster designs are an absolute triumph. They look as if they’ve literally leapt off a child’s notebook page, with every uneven crayon stroke, scribbled outline, and slightly mismatched color choice preserved. The effect is delightfully raw—these aren’t slick, studio-polished beasts; they carry the charm and personality of their young creator’s imagination. And when these creatures move, there’s an otherworldly bounce to them, as though they’re still half-made of paper and ink. It’s a style choice that’s not only visually stunning but also thematically perfect. The cast, too, is effortlessly likeable. The young lead radiates sincerity, balancing the excitement of discovery with moments of vulnerability that hit hard. The adult supporting characters feel grounded, each bringing a sense of warmth and authenticity that keeps the fantastical story rooted in something real. By the time the credits roll, Sketch leaves you with the same feeling as flipping back through an old childhood notebook—you remember the joy, the colors, and the way even your wildest ideas felt possible. It’s a rare feat: a movie that’s both a dazzling spectacle and an emotional hug, proving once again that the best family films respect their audience, no matter their age. Angel Studios didn’t just make another kids’ movie—they made a modern classic. If I were to sum it up in one line: Sketch is the kind of film you’ll want to watch with your kids, your parents, and maybe even your childhood self.
  • Michael Surber24 ottobre 2025
    I freaking loved this one. Very different and everyone in it shines. Kids are smart and act accordingly instead of being lazy good for nothings. Lots of time with no adults on screen but it never mattered a bit. It's a real gem of a film. I'll watch it again.
  • Dan Holden26 ottobre 2025
    Saw a YouTube short of the bus scene and my 8 year old son wanted to see the rest. Fantastically done. Kid friendly. Slightly scary but not too bad.
  • jthygesen30 ottobre 2025
    This was way better than I was expecting. Tony Hale was amazing and the kids did great carrying the majority of the film.
  • Scott Thomas29 ottobre 2025
    That was a true pleasure to watch. So imaginative and fun. Perfect gateway horror film, but I loved it as a veteran horror fan.
  • deadcow07 settembre 2025
    Loved this movie in the theater
  • kjgthejester5 ottobre 2025
    Instant Classic!
  • dmyrie30 settembre 2025
    Very cute movie. Great for family night or if you're looking for light entertainment.

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