Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

Sick Product of a Sick System

I wanted to but couldn't!

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

To a person who is genuinely interested with the animal kingdom, people's history and culture, Khan Kluay (2006) is certainly impressive. The beautiful animations are both adorable and majestic which makes it truly an elephant tale which is also very lovely and inspiring. Half of this film is mainly about war but that doesn't mean it's bad. In fact, it is an eye-opener to Thai culture and warring-era. It can educate and enlighten, which also makes Khan Kluay (2006) quite an ideal teaching and learning tool for children as it is also filled with plenty of uplifting scenes. In brief, this animated feature is bittersweet as it has its own compelling life lessons. There are several themes that can be too serious for children; nonetheless vital to acknowledge and survive in our world. PS. I personally feel Khan Kluay (2006) needs longer running time although it's already amazing. Luckily, we can have more of it because there's Khan Kluay 2 (2009)!

I have to say, this is one of the best animated movies i've ever seen. This movie teach us to not only fight for our loved ones but also for the freedom of our country even if our army is small in number. Of course, some may find this movie unsuitable for kids because of war and violence, but I do not. The lead character (Kon Kluay) learns that he must never fight with others from his mother from his young age. This statement is a good lesson for young kids. However, Kon Kluay fights for his country's freedom after learning what has happened to his father. This movie is about having courage and mental strength to fight for your freedom and loved ones no matter how strong your enemies are nor for the riches of the world.In my opinion, even though this has a bit violence which maybe disturbing for children, this movie can teach kids good morals.

This movie is very disappointing. The cover is aimed at little kids, you would be forgiven for thinking it would all cute, warm and fuzzy.Definitely NOT! It is full of death war and violence! Please research this further before allowing your little girls watch this one.The suggestions of "if you liked this you'll like care bears" is also misleading. If you liked this movie you are more likely a nine to 12 year old boy into armies and battles.The movie glorifies war and dying for your country. I cannot say enough how disappointed I was and how misleading the cover and review on the cover is.

I watched "Khan Kluay" aka "The Blue Elephant" English version. This film seems to have receive poor reviews from several people expecting a "G" type Disney movie, but in my opinion it was a very good film. Definitely worth watching at least once. The animation was better then average, even if it was not up to par with the big name releases. It had a storyline that I think would appeal to both adults as well as children. It was not a baby / child movie as your first impression of the cover might lead you to believe.And despite the lack of blood, it was a story of strength, fighting for good, and of perseverance. It was entertaining, and had a happy ending.