I saw the book for a thousand times, but never read it. When I saw the animation, I was so interested and so, I watched it. Since I haven't read the book, so, I don't know what his writings look like and how the original story goes. Thus, I can only write a review based on the animation.

The story is quite simple, but I don't know how it has got to do with what they wrote in the description. What I saw in the film, it's totally different from the one they wrote in the description right here on IMDB. I don't even see the wolf's friend is searching for his family.

The story is quite cold. It looks like drama, so, it first made me bored. I even wanted to stop watching, but I continued anyway. The story is quite good. In some scenes, it touched me, so, I even cried.

The animation is not that good. It looks like a Japanese animation and an old film. If they could improve the animation somehow, it'd be better than this.

All in all, the story itself is fine. I bet drama lovers would love it. But animation and film quality need to be improved.

Skip it. Starts off good enough but gets silly towards the end. This is more or less for ages 12 and under. Plus I think they changed way too much of the original story.

Without judging it by how faithful it is to the source material, I'd say White Fang does a good job as a movie. It may not be the conventional family film, as it takes a slower and more dramatic path in its story telling with less dialogue and a stylized but realistic animation style.

Sit really depends on how much you like the book and how you like your animation. This is not for everyone, but I mostly enjoyed its approach towards telling its story of this wolf-dog growing up and being thrown around between different kinds of people good or bad and how he copes with it.

Some times there is a little uncanny valley tendecies in the human designs, but the backgrounds when fully shown look really nice and grand. And if you're kind of an emotional person like me, you'll probably shed a tear here and there.