By Steve Dinneen Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile will be a confusing prospect for parents taking their little ones out for a cinema trip. Based on a 60s children’s book that is beloved in America but less known here, the film is brought to the screen by the directors of adult comedy Blades of Glory and co-stars Javier Bardem, the Oscar winning actor famous for his villains. Still, the premise is innocent enough. The Primm Family move into a picturesque New York Brownstone, only to find an unusual resident – Lyle, a singing crocodile (voiced by Sawn Mendes). Left there by a travelling magician (Bardem) d…