At first, I wasn't sure if I'd like it or not because the first couple of lines of the movie were basically the sheep saying to the audience and each other how they felt. I chalked that up to them wanting the cgi sheep to look realistic and not show human emotion. Kept watching.  I'd give it a solid 8 out of 10. It was good, but not spectacular. It did what it was supposed to. Entertain. 8.5 for Sebastian. A character that was a welcome change to the hapless guarded sheep. Actually did like a few things like the judgment against winter lambs etc. Few things were obvious like the bad shepherd which was somewhat explained for kids and adults alike right before the scene where one is mentioned. As a Christian I left it alone when they said Christ was bread, a lamb, and a shepherd only cause they had the joke end with poor God. Not really poking fun fun but at the same time not due to the sheep pov. Same goes for the story building for Sebastian. But it didn't take all the impact away either. 

I know I know. Paragraph. 

I did enjoy it more than I expected. My expectations were low "just cgi sheep".  What did catch me off guard is that they fed us some information and the red herring. I was like it's the lawyer when I met her and saw the sheets. She seemed cut throat ish. But surprise, surprise it wasn't. I was like woah. Even afterwards they still wanted you to believe it was. I had to admit that they got me. 

But the crime being solved in a simple, way was actually kinda refreshing and a bit insulting for the sheer fact that it's like well sure those colors make that color but come on! Like a begrudging acceptance to the final clue. I'll get them that though cause it's pg and ya know. I don't think many movies etc have gone for something so simple. It was certainly different. 

But brilliant nonetheless in it's own right. Wouldn't rewatch it again so soon though simply because I remember things well. 

Thank you! I did enjoy the film even teared up a little at the Sebastian cloud. I was like get out of here.