As someone who so wanted the best for "Robot Dreams" and is seeing what traction it had be transferred to this instead, including Curzon giving this an *actual* wide theatrical release (bet they'd not do that if this didn't win an Oscar)...I'm sick of seeing this fucking cat.
Yeah yeah, it's proberbly a Me problem but we had an excellent dialogue-less animated film *right there* but noooo, it's not DreamWorks-like enough in its visuals or as pretentious so bye bye…
OK, I really do feel like I need to watch this a second time before I can fully form my thoughts but I've gotta say: this was a great big mess...emphasis on great! I enjoyed the heck out of this and was never impatient for it to end, even if the thing got a little overstuffed at points with ideas and story tangents.
What a great thing for me to come back to IMAX with after so long, such a…
This is not a review for this film. This is a wake-up call, given why this has been known to enough people for the first time ever. R.I.P.
When Disney launched Disney+, they promised that unlike other streaming services of that nature, they'd not remove titles from their services. That everything that lands on Disney+ will stay there, as it'll all be stuff they own anyway.
I was concerned when Disney+ in the UK started including non-Disney stuff in there,…
Seriously do not enjoy the, for lack of a better word/term, Griftificiation of Everything.
This current gravy-train of AI being utilised by shitty industry people as a means to pay creative staff less is a poison on the film industry and indeed the rest of creative culture. If you're not criticizing it or willingly don't want to question this stuff, you're playing into the hands of people who don't care for anything but money by any means necessary.
Fuck griftification.…
