Don't judge a book by it's cover. Remember when people weren't interest in Coco?Yeah, the more I hear about this, the less I'm interested in it. Unicorns eating out of the trash, har de har har. Plus wokeness and uninspired character design. Not to mention the literally half-dead dad. Maybe Pixar should have named it "The Brotherhood of the Traveling Pants".
No offense but based on your tirades on this board over the years your opinion means nothing.Yeah, the more I hear about this, the less I'm interested in it. Unicorns eating out of the trash, har de har har. Plus wokeness and uninspired character design. Not to mention the literally half-dead dad. Maybe Pixar should have named it "The Brotherhood of the Traveling Pants".
Like most Pixar films I thought it was well done, but it's just not my cup of tea. Most if not all of the Pixar films released thus far are films that I watch once, and never care to see again. They're just not as interesting or fun to me as a lot of Disney Animated features or even some Dreamworks films. There's just something about Pixar's style that just has bored or polarized me to no end for as long as I can remember.
Well it makes a bit of sense you are interested in Onward then. From the trailers at least, this has a very DreamWorks vibe in my opinion. It feels the least pixarish of any of the movies they have done thus far.
I watched the preview this past weekend and I was hooked!
Best not to feed the troll.
Nah, people can have disagreements. But you are insulting to those who don't share your own opinions. That's trollish behavior.
Yeah, besides his hatred for the Muppets. He's been very biased when it comes to new stuff from Disney and Pixar. At least they are doing original content again and aren't sequels.
Again, this takes me back to people's thoughts on Coco before it's actual premiere.
He's always like this, he even called Toy Story 4 "sexist". Sure TS4 reception could range from good to alright, but I wouldn't go that far.
