Robbie S

No target audience. This movie depended on childish gags for humor; such as a character slamming against a wall, falling down (a lot), exploding pumpkin guts (more times than you could possibly expect), using a map as a snot cloth, and other humor with a target audience if 3-8. It also contains innuendo with a target audience if 10-12, including word replacements such as: son of a butterscotch, and motherland fudge. It has adult themes such as glorifying drinking, death, and odd continuous examples of individuals that don't match stereotypical expectations: to the degree it is distracting. Lastly, this movie is 2 hours long, leaving room for 1 hour of childish gags, and 1 hour of adult themes and slow moving plots and scenes. This forces the conclusion that there is no target audience. Kids can't sit through it and adults won't want to.

No character development. None. This film is poorly written, and poorly put together. I couldn't tell if the acting was good or bad, because nobody could know the emotion they should be portraying. Action scenes were so bad. It was worse than watching Bourne Identity on VHS. Poor camera angles, terrible choreography. Everything about it was bad. But nothing can prepare you for the utter lack of care that develops for each of the characters. They took everything that was good about the original, and carefully removed it, and replaced it with low budget CG birds.