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Storyline

When Flora rescues a squirrel she names Ulysses, she is amazed to discover he possesses unique superhero powers, which take them on an adventure of humorous complications that ultimately change Flora's life--and her outlook--forever.

Released

2021-02-19
Revenue

n/a
Budget

n/a
Runtime

1hr 31m
Genre

Family, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Status

Released
Language

English
6.2
Production

Walt Disney Pictures, Netter Productions

Crew

Lena Khan

Director

Kate DiCamillo

Novel

Gil Netter

Producer

Keywords:

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Cast

Matilda Lawler

Flora

Alyson Hannigan

Phyllis

Ben Schwartz

George

Benjamin Evan Ainsworth

William

Danny Pudi

Miller

Darien Martin

Incandesto

Anna Deavere Smith

Dr. Meescham

Bobby Moynihan

Stanlee

John Kassir

Ulysses (voice)

Nancy Robertson

Tootie

Janeane Garofalo

Marissa

Kate Micucci

Rita

Christine Lee

Journalist

Jesse Reid

Chad

Javier Lacroix

Donald

David Milchard

Cook

Kyle Strauts

Shobo

Tori Katongo

The Mighty Condor

Emma Oliver

Flora 6 Yrs Old

Arkie Kandola

Binders Keepers Employee

Arran Henn

Reporter at Diner

Henry Mah

Binders Keepers Regional Manager

Malaika Jackson

Animal Control Tech

Shawn Robidoux

Animal Control Tech

Kate DiCamillo

Kate

Carolyn Yonge

Technician

Simon Chin

Police Officer

Rhona Rees

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Reviews for Flora & Ulysses

A Review by r96sk 6

Written by r96sk on 2021-02-23

Bit of a waste, in the end. <em>'Flora & Ulysses'</em> isn't a bad watch, but it doesn't utilise a cool premise or a strong showing from ... read more

A Review by screenzealots 3

Written by screenzealots on 2021-03-09

Disney has taken Kate DiCamillo’s 2013 Newbery Award-winning book “Flora and Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures” and made it into a second-... read more

Disney has taken Kate DiCamillo’s 2013 Newbery Award-winning book “Flora and Ulysses: The Illuminated Adventures” and made it into a second-rate movie (shortened to “Flora & Ulysses”) that will only appeal to kids who have pretty low standards. There’s a cute little girl (Matilda Lawler), a fuzzy squirrel (created from choppy CGI), and a story that throws in a handful of positive life lessons, but the slapdash action scenes, dumb pratfalls, and dull storytelling combine to form a family film with an unredeemable lack of magic. Flora (Lawler) is an avid comic book fan and cynic, who is having trouble dealing with the fact that her parents (Alyson Hannigan, Ben Schwartz) have recently separated. One day, the 10-year-old girl saves a squirrel who has been sucked into a vacuum cleaner. Flora names her rescued pal Ulysses after she discovers he possesses superhero powers (and can write poetry). The duo go on a series of adventures while avoiding an animal control officer (Danny Pudi) who wants to capture and kill the potentially rabid squirrel. The film feels like a dated Disney flick, with a simple message that relies heavily on mom and dad style humor. There is a good theme of what being a “true hero” means wrapped up with a couple of platitudes about the importance of family, but the more positive ideas seem buried under the lifeless action scenes (and dopey slow motion) that makes the project barely rise above the lowest quality t.v. movie. There can’t be an unhappy ending of course, so Ulysses helps Flora fix the broken elements in her life. The little girl hopes her estranged parents will get back together and that her mom will be able to rise above her writer’s block. She wishes humans would treat animals better too, and thankfully her new squirrel buddy convinces most of them that he’s worth saving. If you or your kids really like squirrels, are very bored, and are easily entertained, then “Flora and Ulysses” may be good enough for family movie night. The film starts out really rough and despite a mild improvement about halfway through, it never gets over the hump of mediocrity.

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A Review by r96sk

Bit of a waste, in the end. <em>'Flora & Ulysses'</em> isn't a bad watch, but it doesn't utilise a cool premise or a strong showing from youngster Matilda Lawler. The latter fairly impressed me, especially early on. Behind her, Ben Schwa...