Film review: Harold and the Purple Crayon is a sweet-natured and charming coming-of-age movie that explores the Big Questions

Carlos Saldanha’s movie is aimed at a young audience, although adults are also welcome to tap into Harold’s metaphysical quest
Film review: Harold and the Purple Crayon is a sweet-natured and charming coming-of-age movie that explores the Big Questions

Zachary Levi stars in Harold and the Purple Crayon. Picture: Sony Pictures

Fri, 02 Aug, 2024 - 13:00
Declan Burke

  • Harold and the Purple Crayon 
  • ★★★★☆
  • Cinematic release

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