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Doug (vo): Okay, I-I know a lot of people like this film, I know it sold a lot of toys. And I guess it makes sense. Hot Wheels and stuff sell really well, now actually put eyes and a smile on that Hot Wheel, and bada-bing, you probably have a good seller. But as a story and character goes, this didn't do a thing for me. In my opinion, this was the first really big Pixar disappointment. But a lot of people seemed to go see it and enjoy it. I don't know too many people who see it as their favorite, but they seem to like it okay. And I guess, as always, there's nothing really bad in it for kids, and to its credit, the ending actually is a very nice, heartwarming ending. But I still don't know why this movie was made. Why was this considered a good concept? Why did people think it was creative? Why did people enjoy the characters and the story that they've seen a bajillion times that didn't really add anything that new to it? I don't know, and maybe I'll never know. But it was still a big hit, both audiences and critics seem to enjoy it, so I'll just shut up and let you enjoy what you enjoy. But for me, all I'm thinking in my mind is... ''[An image of the main characters from the next Pixar film, ''[[Ratatouille]]'', is shown]'' Come back, Brad Bird! COME BACK! |
Doug (vo): Okay, I-I know a lot of people like this film, I know it sold a lot of toys. And I guess it makes sense. Hot Wheels and stuff sell really well, now actually put eyes and a smile on that Hot Wheel, and bada-bing, you probably have a good seller. But as a story and character goes, this didn't do a thing for me. In my opinion, this was the first really big Pixar disappointment. But a lot of people seemed to go see it and enjoy it. I don't know too many people who see it as their favorite, but they seem to like it okay. And I guess, as always, there's nothing really bad in it for kids, and to its credit, the ending actually is a very nice, heartwarming ending. But I still don't know why this movie was made. Why was this considered a good concept? Why did people think it was creative? Why did people enjoy the characters and the story that they've seen a bajillion times that didn't really add anything that new to it? I don't know, and maybe I'll never know. But it was still a big hit, both audiences and critics seem to enjoy it, so I'll just shut up and let you enjoy what you enjoy. But for me, all I'm thinking in my mind is... ''[An image of the main characters from the next Pixar film, ''[[Ratatouille]]'', is shown]'' Come back, Brad Bird! COME BACK! |
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