However, the "Garfield movie" is nervous about creating a massive adventure around a character with a trait that is a dedication to doing nothing. Voice of Chris Pratt, Garfield reconnects with his long-lost father Vic (Samuel L. Jackson). Jackson) and is depicted in a complex robbery scheme.
It's all a bit confusing, so if you're looking for a better way to entertain both kids and adults, here are 5 of the best of "Garfield Movies"
"Garfield Movies" is the first film Mark Tindall has directed in nearly 20 years, and his Disney animation camera is the best. The "Garfield Movie" that enticed fans of the classic "The Emperor's New Groove" features a short flash of an anarchic sense of humor that infuses "The Emperor's New Groove" but it remains the funniest animated feature film Disney has ever released, nothing to the bohemian absurdity of this hilarious ancient adventure.
It's even more impressive given that it was originally intended to be a serious historical epic with musical numbers by Sting before it was reconfigured into Zippy, a Chuck Jones-influenced comedy about a self-centered emperor named Cuzco who finds himself transformed into a llama (David Jones). * Spades). Tindall poured absurd humor into Kuzco's journey of enlightenment, a memorable villain voiced by Arthur Kitt and Patrick Warburton, and a sly self・reference
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Garfield's raid on a heavily fortified dairy facility is a beloved stop・motion animation. The film owes much to the escape plan hatched by a group of chickens in the first feature film from film production studio Aardman. Set in the English countryside, Chicken Run pays homage to classic prison escape movies, as the stubborn Heng Ginger (Julie Sawara) gathers his fellow spawning inmates to fly out of the shed. They literally want to fly, thanks to a lesson from cheeky American rooster Rocky (Mel Gibson), who is running away from the circus.
There's a thrilling set-piece as the chickens battle with the sinister Mrs. Tweedy (Miranda Richardson), who plans to turn them all into pot pies through an elaborate, sinister machine. "Chicken Run" showcases the detailed stop-motion animation typical of Aardman with distinctive characters and rich backgrounds, creating an immersive world in the poultry farm.
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This fellow-product-focused animated film starring Chris Pratt has a far more successful integration of art and commerce, building a clever and lively adventure from what might have been a feature-length toy commercial. Pratt is speaking to Emmett Brikowski, an everyday citizen, in the town of Brixburg, built in an almost pathologically bright Lego. Emmett's world is shaken by the arrival of freedom fighter Wyldstyle (Elizabeth Banks), who tells him he may be the prophetic savior of the Lego world.
"The Lego Movie" is a smart parody of 1 chosen story, packed with pop culture cameos of various Lego minifigures and filled with sharp meta-humor. It's luxuriously animated and brings Lego blocks to life without losing touch as plastic debris. It may stimulate the urge to buy relevant goods so that viewers can spend more time in that imaginative world.
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Like Garfield, Paddington is an iconic animal character, featured in various adventures over decades, and obsessed with certain types of food (in Paddington's case, it's a marmalade sandwich). But while Garfield is the avatar of American laziness, Paddington has a warm-dressed bear living in harmony with his London family, so cozy
Paddington's decency has troubled him in his second live-action film, as he was wrongly accused of stealing from an antique shop and sent to prison. It will be. Surely the kind Paddington (voiced by Ben Wishaw) befriends and uplifts his fellow prisoners, while his human adoptive family works to clear his name. Hugh Grant is fun as a megalomaniacal actor who frames Paddington, and this sequel captains even more of Paddington's understated humor and friendly decency
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This light and child-friendly animated take on DC superheroes. The movie is more entertaining than most of DC's big-budget live-action movies of the past decade. Familiar characters like Superman and Batman appear in supporting roles, but the main character is Superman's superpower dog Crypt, who teams up with a group of misfit shelter animals who suddenly acquire superpowers.
Super Pets must save Justice League from a guinea pig Supervillain named Lulu who has kidnapped a human hero. It's all deeply silly, but director and co・writer Jared Stern knows how to balance clever comic book jokes with simple lessons about teamwork and friendship, and Dwayne Johnson sounds suitably heroic as the voice of the Crypt, and Kate McKinnon is funny and evil as the voice of Lulu.
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