Igor Critic Reviews

While the stitches holding together the plot are clearly visible, Igor breathes some enjoyable life into its stolen grab-bag of gimmicks.Read the full review

If Mel Brooks were to team up with Tim Burton, the result might be something like the loony and colorfully tantalizing animated film Igor.Read the full review

Though it has clever moments, it doesn't come close to the polished animation, wit and originality of the big green guy (Shrek).Read the full review

The visuals are a kick; the groan-inducing dialogue isn't.Read the full review

In style and tone, Igor seems more like a short from the adult-oriented "Spike & Mike's Festival of Animation."Read the full review

Although the visuals tantalize and the actors providing the voices add a lot of sass, the result is only so-so.Read the full review

An animated twist on the Frankenstein story that never sparks to life.Read the full review

You can't blame John Cusack for jumping at the chance to play Igor.Read the full review

With its belabored gags, misfired pop-culture references and garish visuals crammed together like so many disjointed body parts, this manic kidpic cranks up the annoy-o-meter early on and rarely lets up.Read the full review