Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is a family-friendly musical comedy that follows the heartwarming story of a young boy named Josh, who moves to New York City with his family. Upon settling in their new apartment, Josh discovers that their home is already inhabited by a singing crocodile named Lyle, who lives in the bathtub. Lyle, despite his unusual appearance, is gentle, kind-hearted, and surprisingly talented—especially when it comes to singing. However, Lyle’s presence complicates things when the family’s neighbor, the grumpy and suspicious Mr. Grumps, begins to take notice of the crocodile.
As the story unfolds, Josh and Lyle form a deep bond, with Josh helping Lyle find his confidence after a traumatic event that left him hiding from the world. The movie centers around themes of friendship, acceptance, and embracing differences. A key conflict arises when Lyle is at risk of being sent to a zoo, and Josh must fight to keep his unlikely friend safe. Alongside this, the film is filled with catchy songs that highlight the emotional highs and lows of the characters’ journey.
With vibrant animation, a comedic tone, and heartfelt moments, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile brings to life the beloved children’s book by Bernard Waber. The film offers a blend of fun, adventure, and important life lessons, making it a delightful watch for audiences of all ages, especially those seeking light-hearted entertainment with a message of friendship and kindness.