I saw it today, I thought it was really good. I enjoyed it a lot more than Toy Story 4. Shame that it came out just before the coronavirus got huge, no doubt that the suits are gonna blame its failure on being a new IP and then make more sequels.
What did you all think of it, if you even saw it at all? Do you think they should release it again in the summer or fall?
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Haven't seen it but I thought it looked like interesting and I don't know why Yas Forums was so down on the trailers.
The only negativity I can think of are people upset about the celebrity voice casting and the marketing of the "first ever" gay character
If you do want to see it I would go soon if your area hasn't had any cases of COVID-19 yet, I was lucky that mine hasnt so I went today with my gf and siblings
Bored me to death
It felt like the average 90s Saturday morning cartoon, it lacked emotion and passion
Care to explain? I personally thought there was a good sense of tension and there weren't any parts that really dragged on too long. Maybe the beginning though?
I loved it, but that might be more because I'm a fat dude, an older brother to a socially awkward dork and a D&D nerd, so it resonated a lot with me.
The last thing that hit me that personally was the first Wreck-It-Ralph
Yeah, I think I loved Onward a lot because of how I saw my brother and I in the main characters.
It was definitely a lot better than I expected. It felt a little generic, but I liked the characters and had fun watching it. The brothers dynamic was great, but I wish they expanded a bit more on the mom and the manticore, their adventure seemed just as cool. also bc I wanted to see more of that thicc mom
My area just recently had its first case that wasn't in a military base, I hope our theatres are still open when the new Trolls comes out.
>new Trolls
you mean infinity war 2: now with fart jokes?
Just saw a few hours ago: SPOILERS INC
Honestly, I've never seen a movie where the beginning was so shit and the ending was so incredible. Usually it's the other way around.
The beginning was generic schlock, completely predictable and I was shocked that Pixar could stoop so low, just trope after trope. But that ending, that sacrifice, holy shit. I literally cried, it was absolutely the best way to do it (not to show the father at all, because he wouldn't meet our expectations).