As a fan of the classic Looney Tunes cartoons, The Day the Earth Blew Up delivered all the goods in a wild and looney animated extravaganza.
Hilarious, filled with zany gags, a brilliant love letter to campy sci-fi and horror movies, while also having a strong emotional core with Porky Pig and Daffy Duck in the center of the movie, this is a great reminder of why 2D animation is such an amazing artform of animation and why the Looney…
Another awesome entry in the Kung Fu Panda franchise, with amazing stylized animation, plenty of humor, and a ton of heart that makes these movies some of DreamWorks' best films. I especially love the addition of the village of pandas and Po's role as a teacher in this movie, that with each subsequent installment, Po continues to grow and mature as a character while also retaining his wit and Jack Black-style humor.
A part of me wished this was the…
An animated animal movie, made by the crudest animation studio ever, with no dialogue coming from our main horse characters except some cheesy narration from Matt Damon, a 100% serious plot with very little slapstick gags, alongside some top-quality and jaw-dropping mixtures of 2D animated characters and CG-animated landscapes, some high emotional trauma with sequences that rival How to Train Your Dragon, and the bizarre collaboration of music provided by Hans Zimmer and Bryan Adams of all people.
One of DreamWorks' most spectacular and highly underrated films to date.
"I couldn't believe it. One minute I was free and the next: More ropes."
9/10 (near-flawless)
I will never understand the mentality of modern filmgoers. They'll say they want something original and different, but when an original and different film comes out, they'll complain that it is weird, silly, and bonkers, even though the sequel or remake they just watched has the same elements and the love the living crap out of it (like Guardians 2, for instance).
That's why I'm bummed that films like King Arthur: Legend of the Sword flopped, because in my eyes,…
