Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

This is literally the worst movie I've ever seen in my life, I felt like my eyes were being raped for an hour and 37 minutes. The characters have the ugliest character designs known to man. Everything looks like playdough and slime. The story is generic and terrible. This movie has the worst editing in the history of movies. There is random musical numbers that are just generic rock/pop songs. If I watched this as a child, I would have nightmares for months. This movie is proof God doesn't exist.

This movie is honestly kind of amazing. The dwegons appear to have been intentionally designed to be ugly and I think they're still uglier than the animators meant them to be. Most of them have textures that look like a combination of spackle and used gum. By contrast, the humans all look textureless and unfinished except for their weirdly lavish metallic hair. The cat may be the single worst thing I've seen produced by modern CGI.The actual plot involves dwegons being house-fairies to a family fixing up an old house to turn into an inn. That and exposition dumps about what dwegons are takes up about half the movie. Then jewel thieves show up, end up wandering into the dwegon world under the hotel, and release the "main" villain who is in a single ten minute fight scene which contains some of the most confusing editing I've ever seen.This is a movie that is mostly made of barely related scenes that don't entirely make sense, terrible musical numbers, and donuts. I wouldn't recommend this movie unless you've got some friends who like to MST3K movies. It's probably perfect for that.

I recently was watching my autistic God child and his friends. They are normally a handful. It is a snowy icy day and I could not take the kids anywhere.The children helped me to turn my dining room into a beautiful Saint Patrick's Day Decorative table. They wanted to go to the movies and due to inclement weather had to stay in. We were looking for a net flick. We found Dwegons and Leprechauns and decided to give it a try. The children were absolutely mesmerized. They LOVED the colors, The story and were asking me to rewind so that they could here the Cave Flyers Band over and Over. They laughed and they were completely entertained. They loved the Donut Gun. I am very Grateful to have found this wonderful Family Film Today!!!A Dwegon Prayer Dear Saint Patrick up in heaven Send your blessings upon the Dwegons Children of all Ages Young and Old are looking for the Promise Of The Rainbow and a Pot Of Gold The children are singing and Dancing and clapping their Hands May these little DWEGONS be heard in ALL THE LANDSAMENI am so glad that the kids had so much fun.

Where do I even begin? -The animation is terrible and the characters lips don't even move with what they're saying.-The bad guys are introduced within 10 minutes. They're Russian. And part of the mafia. And trying to steal a priceless jewel. How cliché can it be? -Later in the film, a NEW bad guy is introduced for no apparent reason -There are no leprechauns WHAT. SO. EVER. -The moving plot point is a family moving into their old relatives home who dies of a heart attack. Did I mention that this happens 7 MINUTES INTO THE MOVIE?!?!? The entire movie is just terrible, and shouldn't even be on Netflix. I don't understand how anyone in their right mind would ever give this a review higher than 1 star.