When a Yeti discovers a human and his fellow Yeti refuse to believe humans exist, he embarks on an journey to find the creature that can put him back in his community's good graces.When a Yeti discovers a human and his fellow Yeti refuse to believe humans exist, he embarks on an journey to find the creature that can put him back in his community's good graces.When a Yeti discovers a human and his fellow Yeti refuse to believe humans exist, he embarks on an journey to find the creature that can put him back in his community's good graces.
- Awards
- 1 win & 14 nominations total
Channing Tatum
- Migo
- (voice)
James Corden
- Percy
- (voice)
Common
- Stonekeeper
- (voice)
LeBron James
- Gwangi
- (voice)
Danny DeVito
- Dorgle
- (voice)
Gina Rodriguez
- Kolka
- (voice)
Yara Shahidi
- Brenda
- (voice)
Jimmy Tatro
- Thorp
- (voice)
Patricia Heaton
- Mama Bear
- (voice)
Justin Roiland
- Garry
- (voice)
Jack Quaid
- Pilot
- (voice)
Sarah Baker
- Soozie's Mom
- (voice)
Kelly Bashar
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (as Kelly Holden Bashar)
Featured reviews
The movie was beautiful, entertaining and funny. It had a good take away message and the casting was great. There was something missing though, I can't put my finger on it but something was missing from this that stops it from standing out as a fantastic movie. Maybe we need more songs or other lovable side characters I don't know. I did enjoy this but it's not my favourite this year
REVIEW - SMALLFOOT
I really enjoy films that make me question and this kids animated film actually did just that with the story of a Yeti questioning if Smallfoot actually exists just as we question if Bigfoot actually exists.
Surprisingly the story is actually interesting because of this interesting reversal which works very nicely to act as the topic to explore a much more deeper and disturbing question, who is actually monster out of a Bigfoot and a Smallfoot?
Can you guess?
A few songs thrown in for good measure with actually an enjoyable version of Under Pressure by Queen also thrown in.
Enjoyable watch, kids will love it and actually as an adult I was surprised just how much I enjoyed it also!
Rating 7 out of 10
I really enjoy films that make me question and this kids animated film actually did just that with the story of a Yeti questioning if Smallfoot actually exists just as we question if Bigfoot actually exists.
Surprisingly the story is actually interesting because of this interesting reversal which works very nicely to act as the topic to explore a much more deeper and disturbing question, who is actually monster out of a Bigfoot and a Smallfoot?
Can you guess?
A few songs thrown in for good measure with actually an enjoyable version of Under Pressure by Queen also thrown in.
Enjoyable watch, kids will love it and actually as an adult I was surprised just how much I enjoyed it also!
Rating 7 out of 10
So many people panned this movie because it's message was about facing the truth regardless of what has been forced fed to the masses. I saw reviews which were so hypocritical they were just sad and pathetic attempts to push their religion instead of facing and embracing the truth. What is wrong with the truth? Why is truth such a bad thing?
I had to go to this for a work thing (don't ask), and was not overjoyed by the prospect.
But I really enjoyed it. I don't know what they were trying to achieve, maybe just entertainment and there's nothing wrong with that, and I left felling light and smiley, but if I look back at the movie now, I'm not sure I really remember much of it.
Not sure that's such a bad thing, not every movie can or has to be ground breaking or thought provoking, but I do wonder at the huge amount of dollar spent on something like this for it just to be "ok".
Maybe the kids will like it more, I'm way beyond being a kid, and if they get just a few hours of enjoyment, maybe it's worth the money.
But I really enjoyed it. I don't know what they were trying to achieve, maybe just entertainment and there's nothing wrong with that, and I left felling light and smiley, but if I look back at the movie now, I'm not sure I really remember much of it.
Not sure that's such a bad thing, not every movie can or has to be ground breaking or thought provoking, but I do wonder at the huge amount of dollar spent on something like this for it just to be "ok".
Maybe the kids will like it more, I'm way beyond being a kid, and if they get just a few hours of enjoyment, maybe it's worth the money.
At first glance, I really thought it's just an average animation movie with adding adventure to the mix. But look between the surface, and you will enjoy every minute of it and getting surprise at how geniune the message they are trying to convey.
Did you know
- TriviaThe names of the two lead yetis in the film, Migo and Meechee, are actually two different Tibetan words for "yeti" (yeti being more the Nepalese term).
- GoofsIn the human city featured in the film, the signs are in Chinese, and right-hand traffic is used, implying that the film takes place on the north side of the Himalayas in China. However, the city appears to have a population of at least ten thousand, and would therefore have to be on the south side of the Himalayas in Nepal/Pakistan/India/Bhutan, as all of the villages on the north side are much smaller. Also, the overwhelming majority of Himalayan tourism happens on the south side.
- Crazy creditsWarner Bros. Pictures logo, the snow starting, the shield turns ice and breaks into Warner Animation Group logo.
- Alternate versionsThe UK release was cut, the distributor chose to remove a single use of mild bad language ('crap') in order to obtain a U classification. An uncut PG classification was available.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Everything Wrong with...: Everything Wrong with Smallfoot (2019)
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Details
- Release date
- Country of origin
- Official site
- Languages
- Also known as
- Les abominables petits-pieds
- Production companies
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Box office
- Budget
- $80,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $83,315,531
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $23,045,635
- Sep 30, 2018
- Gross worldwide
- $218,015,531
- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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