The Farmer heads down to the local fair to sell his home-made drinks. The sheep follow, leading to one of their number, little Timmy, ending up in a gift box and gifted to a little girl. The sheep need to get Timmy back and follow the little girl back to her house.
I generally enjoy animated children's Christmas films, especially on Christmas Day (as was this occasion), as there's usually a lot in them for adults: clever comedy, an emotional, feel-good plot, fun yet well-thought-out escapades.
This doesn't have any of those, largely consisting of random, nonsensical adventures and scenes thrown together. There are some decent comedic moments but they're few and far between.
Kids will probably still enjoy this as the lack of discernible plot won't put them off. Adults can give this one a skip though.
I generally enjoy animated children's Christmas films, especially on Christmas Day (as was this occasion), as there's usually a lot in them for adults: clever comedy, an emotional, feel-good plot, fun yet well-thought-out escapades.
This doesn't have any of those, largely consisting of random, nonsensical adventures and scenes thrown together. There are some decent comedic moments but they're few and far between.
Kids will probably still enjoy this as the lack of discernible plot won't put them off. Adults can give this one a skip though.