I honestly didn't know what to expect when going into this one. As much as I love Looney Tunes, the trailer for this film didn't fully sell me on the concept. But knowing that this film was likely the last 2-D animated film I would see in theaters for a while, and the desire to show WB that people do care about these projects that they insist on shelving, I attended one of the few showings available.
What I got…
Finally getting around to this review after several scrapped drafts. The fact that it has taken me so long to put this out is fitting, as even a week and a half after seeing the film, only parts of it stick with me.
The first half of the film is excellent. Everything the trailers sold us on is here. The concept of a human being reprinted over and over is great science fiction, and it lends itself well to dark…
Thank God, these movies are over (hopefully). This is garbage, that was only enjoyable to watch while riffing on it with my friend in the theater.
How do these board meetings even go at Sony?
"Let's make a movie about a Spider-Man villain, but not let him do generally villainous things, have any of his original motivation, or even look like the character until the last shot of the movie."
That is what this movie is. A generic, run-of-the-mill vigilante…
