With a cast like this I really wondered why it was released on Netflix and apparently it was such a massive budget that even Universal backed out of it, with stars like Chris Pratt being payed with an upfront bonus. Some people say it was hoping to get enough traction for merchandising but it definitely doesn’t seem to be the case. Really makes me wonder how Netflix recovers financial losses and how the Hollywood business model works in general
Also im on a streak of watching mid movies
In Plankton: The Movie, a high-stakes blend of action, psychological drama, and dark satire, a power-hungry married couple sets out to rule the world—until their ambitions turn inward, tearing their relationship and their city apart. At its core, this isn’t just a film about domination; it’s a deeply personal exploration of love, loss, and the cost of being ignored.
What begins as a shared conquest soon becomes a battle of egos. The husband, blinded by his own ambitions, fails to…
It was okay, the ice skating scene flew over my head though. Best part was the baby fr
