Taffy the Pink Hippopotamus is a very enjoyable short animated film that is perfect for younger audiences.
The story follows a pink, passionate, polite hippopotamus named Taffy who learns a lesson about living in harmony.
The animation is well executed, with vibrant colors in 2D format. The narrator and the other voice actors are excellent with clear audio and charming voice tones. The pace of the story works well for its intended audience. This would work well for a film festival in the shorts category.
The message is about living in harmony.
I give this film 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 3 to 8. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
Taffy the Pink Hippopotamus is a very enjoyable short animated film that is perfect for younger audiences.
The story follows a pink, passionate, polite hippopotamus named Taffy who learns a lesson about living in harmony.
The animation is well executed, with vibrant colors in 2D format. The narrator and the other voice actors are excellent with clear audio and charming voice tones. The pace of the story works well for its intended audience. This would work well for a film festival in the shorts category.
The message is about living in harmony.
I give this film 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 3 to 8. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
A pink, passionate, polite hippopotamus named Taffy lives in an orange lake surrounded by blue and yellow trees, green roses and purple grass. One morning, Taffy happens upon two sad flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Green Rose. Upon learning that some of the trees had stated that roses should be the color red, Taffy helps the roses understand that the color of their petals does not affect their true inner beauty. She then helps settle a dispute between Miss Dirt and Mr. Grass about his purple color. Finally, in the midst of a thunderstorm, she learns of Mr. Rain's anger caused by discord in the lives of characters around the lake. Taffy convinces Mr. Rain to calm his storm into gentle sprinkles. With harmony in her heart, Taffy is tickled pink, all the way home.
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