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I don’t get what people dislike about this film, of course it’s not perfect, but I would watch it over Madagascar any day. Unlike the Lego movie, flushed away had more of a reason to be CGI rather than Stop Motion, it was because of the fire that happened at Aardman studio in 2005 if the fire never happened, flushed away would’ve been stopped motion, but I happened, and they didn’t know what to do, so they teamed up with dreamWorks and what you saw on cinemas was the result. Nonetheless, I enjoyed the film, the way a few moments that were kind of cringe or outdated in a way, but for the most part, I just couldn’t stop laughing, it’s very rare for me to laugh for fart jokes, but that scene with the balloon was proper hilarious, highly relatable in many ways. I also liked the French frog characters, as well as the main character. The characters stupidity is at the right level where it’s still offered Charming places. So yeah, with that, I do think flushed away is a must watch, very underrated movie that deserves more attention.

I don’t understand the hype for the movie, i’ve seen it four times on my flight to Mexico, and I remember it being very disappointed by it. I’m alright with Wes Anderson’s symmetrical camera angles, but when you look at Isle of Dogs quality and compare it to the likes of del Toros Pinocchio and Robin Robin, It doesn’t really feel as outstanding, When you watch the film you notice that the colours are dark, the character designs are creepy as hell, there’s limited emotions throughout, and the numerous scenes with the characters barely move at all, it really left me scratching my head thinking how is this better than the others? I couldn’t tell if the film was meant to be funny, scary or wholesome, everyone around me, cause it funny, critics call it wholesome, And I’m the only one here, who finds it really unsettling, the love for the movie is so exaggerated the half the time I can’t tell if it’s me mind playing tricks on me or whether people are being delusional for the sake of grabbing attention, because some of the stuff most people say about the film just doesn’t feel true in the slightest. The film is a PG rating, and when I first seen it, I thought it was just gonna be like fantastic Mr Fox, but I noticed that there was a lot of blood violence in the movie, the creepy characters are one thing, but the blood violence makes it even creepier, I never felt like there was any clever context for why the characters were in them situations I felt like it was happening for the shock value, and I was actually surprised when I found out the film was in fact a comedy, if it all goes dark humour, then they did a really bad job because it’s not executed in a way that feels funny. Fantastic Mr Fox may have been a creepy movie, but at least they had more emotions and expressions, and the film treated its happy, ending in a way that felt like a happy ending. Isle of Dogs had a happy ending too, but even with it, the characters still seemed depressed, the only emotions I remembered scene from the film was angry, sad, and confused, and throughout the four times I watch the film, I didn’t recall seeing a single character smile. Of course movies don’t have to be 100% happy, but Isle of Dogs shouldn’t be this unhappy especially with a happy ending, because it just makes the characters seem unlikable.

Out of all the limited, underrated, decent movies that have come out of 2020. Why is the sonic movie the most renowned one of the year, it’s got nearly 3 movies and it’s renowned for being a charming movie. First of all before I get into the negatives, I want to talk about the positives I love sonics design I think it looks very cute, I was more sceptical with egg man’s design because he didn’t resemble him at all at first, but then he goes through a change at the end of the movie, and that’s what made me change my mind about Eggman. The humour is the main reason why I can’t comprehend the praise for the movie, I get that comedy is subjective, but I can’t see people specifically teenagers in this day and age, laughing at fart jokes and flossing, Fart gags are one thing, but flossing in a movie that came out a year after the floss became a dead trend is a whole different level of bad. Some of it just didn’t make sense to me, for example, when sonic sets off the explosion, the military, try and find them, bear in mind sonic is the fastest thing in the world, according to himself, so rather than quickly running to his house and planting his rings, he instead decides to go out of this house and randomly Brighton to toms garage just to save the plot, I found that poorly written. The film itself didn’t feel original Imran numerous scenes where Tom and sonic drive-in in the car through the American counties, what I didn’t realise, is that the movie hop done a similar thing 9 years before the sonic film with the same guy who plays Tom.

As an 18 year old man, I was not expecting to enjoy the show as much as I did. The animation was high quality than a typical CGI children’s show, so fluent in fact that I didn’t feel like I was watching the kids show. I felt like I was watching a Sony animated movie. The dialogue felt so real that it almost felt like the cast was having a real conversation, in most kids shows when a character is in a sticky situation, they would often solve the problem in the most absurd way possible, creature cases doesn’t do that and instead takes it more serious and does it in the most mature and logical way possible. In the spam of 24 episodes, I had 22 favourites, and there were two of them that I didn’t like, those episodes, where (the honey badger) and (the silver ant) but with the flaws aside, I still enjoyed the show. The animation was well executed, The voice actor was relatable, It had adorable likeable characters, It appeals to both young and old, And the whole show gave me flashbacks to 2010, back in the old days, where are used to sit in my Nan’s pantry and watch Octonauts all day long, and that’s really saying something