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So, The Real Story of Humpty Dumpty, released in 1990, is this odd little animated flick that takes a familiar nursery rhyme and spins it into something quite different. The animation style has a certain charm, though it feels kind of dated now. Humpty, an egg that’s more than just a simple character, wrestles with themes of acceptance and the pitfalls of fame—quite the journey for an egg, right? The pacing can be a bit uneven, but the quirky humor and peculiar characters, like Glitch the Witch, keep you engaged. The practical effects for the time are notable too, giving the film a unique visual appeal. It's a whimsical and somewhat dark take on a classic tale, and it really stands out in the sea of family animations from that era.
Distinctive animation style for the timeThemes of acceptance and fameQuirky characters add to the charm
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