'Over The Moon' review: Shoots for the stars, but barely makes it to the moon


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Landing on the moon is easier than we thought. Photos: Netflix

You may not have noticed it, what with so much content coming out on Netflix each week, but the company has been ramping up big time on original animation over the past two years.

From last year's Oscar nominee I Lost My Body to internal productions The Willoughbys and Klaus, Netflix's cartoon offerings have already reached a point to rival Pixar and DreamWorks. By 2023, the streamer estimates that it will produce more feature-length animated titles than all the Hollywood studios combined.

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Summary:

Dazzlingly designed but otherwise conventional toon

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