Felt like Aardman was able to keep quite a bit of integrity while being produced by Netflix, which is something they struggled with with their last feature.
I absolutely adore the lighting choices in some scenes, especially with the binary code projections and how they designed evil Norbot with those dishplate sized pupils.
It was very similar to it's original with feathers in a way that made it seem like history was repeating itself but on a larger scale which…
Grotesque is simply the only way I could put it. It's terribly hard to watch but at the same time it looks amazing. Special shout out to the sound design being so wet too! Hated it but that's the point I think and I love that.
I have this anxiety that one day I'll make my magnum opus and it'll turn out like this film
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
It didn't really need the sex scene (but the imagined one was a nice bit of storytelling) even if it did make me cringe.
Also the b plot was kinda like "oh okay I guess this is happening.
Additionally, the film felt like it was macro in visuals, lika a large lens on a very intimate retelling of someone's life. And this didn't really feel like the sort of spectacle that needed to be filmed in imax. For instance, Dune…
