Turbo

There's the odd giggle and diverting adult support from Samuel L Jackson, Snoop Dogg and Paul Giamatti but the ideal audience age range here is knee high to grasshopper.

The animated races are fast and fun, the jokes are hip without being too snarky and the starry voice cast is super.

The graphics are colourful and kinetic in a souped-up computer game sort of way, and there's pleasure to be had in watching the racetrack zoom by at full throttle.

The racing set-pieces are fizzy enough, but you have to wonder if teaching snails not to be content with their given snail speed is the right message to put out there.

Keys perfectly into being young and little.

Kids should be game for the ride, and the colourful characters offer humour and poignancy.

The snail-eye view of burning up the racetrack at 200+ mph is thrilling; you'll think, 'Why am I getting this excited about an oxymoronic fast snail?' Finding one's bliss is magical!

Closer in tone, spirit and achievement to Pixar's Cars, the earnest Turbo is content just to provide a lot of fun.

This genial animated adventure is, quite simply, one very cruisy joy ride for younger viewers.

Continues the DreamWorks Animation move into A-list animated features.