[QUOTE=Helix Snake;44138523]The studio that made The Lorax, who also made Horton Hears a Who, Despicable me, and is making the new Mister Peabody movie.
I have never seen a studio that excretes nothing but utterly terrible unfunny shit until that one. The fact that any of their movies are liked by anyone but small children is evidence of Illuminati mind control. And their movies are getting worse and worse.[/QUOTE]
except despicable me 2 is actually alright
[QUOTE=HybridTheroy;44155599]except despicable me 2 is actually alright[/QUOTE]
The love interest character was the only thing that really bugged me. Gave me an "actress wrote her own lines" sort of vibe.
[QUOTE=Helix Snake;44138523] and is making the new Mister Peabody movie.[/QUOTE]
Oh great, they're making a movie based of a Cartoon show from the late 50s/early 60s.
Wonder if people nowadays remember that show.
I saw Mister Peabody, in case anyone's wondering.
Yes, it has the horrible generic family plot every single animated movie these days has. It feels incredibly forced and the characters at various points ignore it...
... because the other half of the movie, the half where they go in historical adventures, the half that is like the original cartoon, is pretty damn good. I'm talking puns, good jokes, everything the cartoons had.
So, yeah, it's half/half.
[QUOTE=BananaFoam;44152320]I thought the Despicable Me movies were alright.
But the Mister Peabody movie looks like complete garbage. I almost regurgitated my popcorn when I saw the trailer.[/QUOTE]
So when I ate all my popcorn I just have to watch the trailer to get more popcorn? That I dont even have to chew anymore?
[QUOTE=Zuimzado;44158643]I saw Mister Peabody, in case anyone's wondering.
Yes, it has the horrible generic family plot every single animated movie these days has. It feels incredibly forced and the characters at various points ignore it...
... because the other half of the movie, the half where they go in historical adventures, the half that is like the original cartoon, is pretty damn good. I'm talking puns, good jokes, everything the cartoons had.
So, yeah, it's half/half.[/QUOTE]
Plus there's Patrick Warburton and Steven Colbert.
Can't go wrong with those two. Right?
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