Can't post Doubletoasted and Zootopia without their glorious r34 highlight:
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-frtUrlFQs[/media]
Do these videos contain spoilers?
[QUOTE=slayer20;49879873]Do these videos contain spoilers?[/QUOTE]
They tend not to if it's a movie they really like.
[QUOTE=slayer20;49879873]Do these videos contain spoilers?[/QUOTE]
I watched it, and I can confirm there is some, but it's a kid film so depends how predictable you could have just guessed all of it.
oh god the entire section about elephant pussy :v:
Poor Martin
[QUOTE=Fish_poke;49879938]They tend not to if it's a movie they really like.[/QUOTE]
Generally, they'll try not to unless the movie is REALLY shit.
And these guys do the most entertaining movie reviews I've ever seen. I've been watching their shit non stop for weeks since I found them.
[QUOTE=slayer20;49879873]Do these videos contain spoilers?[/QUOTE]
the spoilery bits are vague enough (and all the clips they use are from the trailers I'm pretty sure), but at I'd say wait until after seeing the movie to watch if you haven't yet. The video is more like a good post-movie review to talk about how well the movie covered certain things.
Still they explain a bit more while showing bits of the clips that make it a more viable plot spoiler regarding what's happening with what the police are looking into, which is supposed to be a total mystery for like the first half of the movie
If you want what their opinions were without watching it for fear of ANY movie spoilers
[sp]Korey - Full Price
Goodwin - Full Price
Martin - Full Price[/sp]
I just realized that all the new disney animated films have the exact same plot twist
[sp]wreck-it ralph had the king turn into the villain.[/sp]
[sp]frozen turned anna's fiance into the villain.[/sp]
[sp]big hero 6 made the professor turn into the villain[/sp]
[b]zootopia spoiler[/b]
[sp]and now zootopia had the sheep turn into the villain[/sp]
I mean I still enjoy all these films, but I seriously can't understand why they do the same plot twist every time. I swear if moana does it too, I'm out for good.
Oh and serious, watch zootopia. I really enjoy animated films, but last year was really lacking in anything engaging, besides the peanuts movie. But zootopia brings it all back and shows how this field is really growing. This year is starting off good with both kung fu panda 3 and then this.
Also I'm sorry if I indirectly spoiled the new movie for people. I just really wanted to get my point out there.
[QUOTE=dai;49881584]the spoilery bits are vague enough (and all the clips they use are from the trailers I'm pretty sure), but at I'd say wait until after seeing the movie to watch if you haven't yet. The video is more like a good post-movie review to talk about how well the movie covered certain things.
Still they explain a bit more while showing bits of the clips that make it a more viable plot spoiler regarding what's happening with what the police are looking into, which is supposed to be a total mystery for like the first half of the movie[/QUOTE]
Thank you, I plan on seeing the movie this weekend with my cousin.
[QUOTE=dragonitemaster;49882512]I just realized that all the new disney animated films have the exact same plot twist
[sp]wreck-it ralph had the king turn into the villain.[/sp]
[sp]frozen turned anna's fiance into the villain.[/sp]
[sp]big hero 6 made the professor turn into the villain[/sp]
[b]zootopia spoiler[/b]
[sp]and now zootopia had the sheep turn into the villain[/sp]
I mean I still enjoy all these films, but I seriously can't understand why they do the same plot twist every time. I swear if moana does it too, I'm out for good.
Oh and serious, watch zootopia. I really enjoy animated films, but last year was really lacking in anything engaging, besides the peanuts movie. But zootopia brings it all back and shows how this field is really growing. This year is starting off good with both kung fu panda 3 and then this.
Also I'm sorry if I indirectly spoiled the new movie for people. I just really wanted to get my point out there.[/QUOTE]
It's a police procedural, [sp]someone who's on their side[/sp] was always [sp] going to become the villain [/sp]. Its just how 80% of those sorts of shows go.
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