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Been interested in checking out the early 2D-animated Dreamworks films, this one has certainly a lot of fans. The concept for this film was very promising, focusing on the two characters that would normally be funny side characters and putting them on a Bing Crosby and Bob Hope style comedic adventure. I rather enjoyed this one and it's honestly a shame that this didn't become a franchise as was originally planned. Would have loved to see more adventures with Tulio, Miguel, and Chel. Anyhow, this was a fun little romp of a film. The songs done by Elton John and Tim Rice are really good (highlights being "El Dorado" and "It's Tough To Be A God"). Kevin Kline and Kenneth Branagh make a great comedic duo as the main characters. The animation is also incredible. It's another shame that Dreamworks have not tried to return to 2D-animation like Disney occasionally does with works like The Princess and the Frog and Winnie the Pooh. It's nothing too groundbreaking but it's definitely worth a watch.
“A decent western from the QT. Jamie Foxx gets his freedom from the shackles by the bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz(Waltz) and gets in the bounty huntin”
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Wow, this was a bad one. I wasn't expecting great things from this film. I saw the really bad reviews it got on Netflix plus the footage I saw of it didn't look that great. But wow, this was a snoozer. I will say that I'm not the biggest fan of the original Faulkner novel it was based on. It was one of those books I was forced to read in high school. But still, I was morbidly curious to see unexperienced David Franco's take on the novel. But wow, this look amateurish like a film student's first arthouse piece. Full of amateurish film techniques like slow-down effect and the sidescreen effects that happen all over this movie. Faulkner is a very hard author to adapt to film but if there was a way to adapt his works right, this was certainly not it. The way they turned passages into monologues was forced and many of the performances were just awkward. From what I'm seeing of Franco's film directing efforts, he does not seem to have much critical support behind them. I'm certainly not going to see another one of his films, especially whatever he did to The Sound and the Fury.“Since I kept hearing some pretty good things about this movie, I was quite eager to check it out. Eventually, even though I did like it, I still had a”
“At first i thought the screenplay was not very original but finally the screenplay is interesting and the story about a bunch of americans and russian”
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