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RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Evil Yoshi Toes - 04-05-2018
I like Kubo and Chicken Run. I'm not big on the others though.
RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Great Destination Tracks 3 - 04-05-2018
(04-05-2018, 05:26 AM)Evil Yoshi Toes Wrote: I like Kubo and Chicken Run. I'm not big on the others though.why are you not big on cloudy or monsters vs aliens or Cars.
RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Evil Yoshi Toes - 04-06-2018
I just don't think they're good movies, except cars. I think Cars is a well done movie but I have a hard time getting into it because they're cars, which doesn't really interest me.
RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Great Destination Tracks 3 - 04-07-2018
(04-06-2018, 08:17 AM)Evil Yoshi Toes Wrote: I just don't think they're good movies, except cars. I think Cars is a well done movie but I have a hard time getting into it because they're cars, which doesn't really interest me.Whats wrong with Cloudy and monsters vs aliens
RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Vitiman - 04-07-2018
(04-07-2018, 03:22 AM)Slug101 Wrote:(04-06-2018, 08:17 AM)Evil Yoshi Toes Wrote: I just don't think they're good movies, except cars. I think Cars is a well done movie but I have a hard time getting into it because they're cars, which doesn't really interest me.Whats wrong with Cloudy and monsters vs aliens
Can't speak on behalf of EYT, but to me Cloudy and Monsters vs. Aliens encompasses a very big issue I have with non-Pixar/Dreamworks animated films: they don't really leave much of a mark on you. I've heard Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is largely considered "okay" but I just can't get into it at all. Then again, I suppose that's what happens when you try to adapt a 20-something children's book with no real plot into a feature length film. It'd be like if someone tried turning the Health & Safety Warning screen into a TV movie. There's nothing inherently wrong with adapting a short work into something longer, but in Cloudy's case it felt like it was about as uninspired as you'd expect from such an attempt.
RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Great Destination Tracks 3 - 04-07-2018
(04-07-2018, 04:12 AM)Michelangelo Wrote:At least cloudy was one of Sony's good films(04-07-2018, 03:22 AM)Slug101 Wrote:(04-06-2018, 08:17 AM)Evil Yoshi Toes Wrote: I just don't think they're good movies, except cars. I think Cars is a well done movie but I have a hard time getting into it because they're cars, which doesn't really interest me.Whats wrong with Cloudy and monsters vs aliens
Can't speak on behalf of EYT, but to me Cloudy and Monsters vs. Aliens encompasses a very big issue I have with non-Pixar/Dreamworks animated films: they don't really leave much of a mark on you. I've heard Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is largely considered "okay" but I just can't get into it at all. Then again, I suppose that's what happens when you try to adapt a 20-something children's book with no real plot into a feature length film. It'd be like if someone tried turning the Health & Safety Warning screen into a TV movie. There's nothing inherently wrong with adapting a short work into something longer, but in Cloudy's case it felt like it was about as uninspired as you'd expect from such an attempt.
RE: What are your favorite animated movies - Great Destination Tracks 3 - 04-08-2018
(04-07-2018, 04:12 AM)Michelangelo Wrote:What about Monsters vs aliens(04-07-2018, 03:22 AM)Slug101 Wrote:(04-06-2018, 08:17 AM)Evil Yoshi Toes Wrote: I just don't think they're good movies, except cars. I think Cars is a well done movie but I have a hard time getting into it because they're cars, which doesn't really interest me.Whats wrong with Cloudy and monsters vs aliens
Can't speak on behalf of EYT, but to me Cloudy and Monsters vs. Aliens encompasses a very big issue I have with non-Pixar/Dreamworks animated films: they don't really leave much of a mark on you. I've heard Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is largely considered "okay" but I just can't get into it at all. Then again, I suppose that's what happens when you try to adapt a 20-something children's book with no real plot into a feature length film. It'd be like if someone tried turning the Health & Safety Warning screen into a TV movie. There's nothing inherently wrong with adapting a short work into something longer, but in Cloudy's case it felt like it was about as uninspired as you'd expect from such an attempt.