SING

>>91187105
>Kiss From A Rose lasts 3 seconds

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>An Illumination movie
>Good

You tell me.

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>>91187105
Objectively best girl + best song

fight me

>>91187105
Eh, it was fun

>>91187105

For an ensemble, it's really well paced. It's a movie that celebrates music and performance rather than being a musical, so despite the large number of licensed songs, they aren't intrusive.

The visuals are serviceable and never impressive on a technical level, but you should already be expecting that from Illumination.

>>91187105
Character motivations were pretty weak- the gorilla, I think, had the best potential for story. Kinda triggering that despite being labeled as a "natural-born singer" in the koala's notes, he only got in from dumb luck and laziness on the koala's part- not on his own merit.
The lesson to be learned in the movie basically amounts to "Use other peoples' talent for your own gain" or "Impress your rich friend's family and they'll bail you out".
Seth McFarlane doesn't get any visible come-comeuppance, despite being the catalyst for the whole theater collapsing- if anything he's rewarded, as he still gets his moment in the spotlight during the finale and kinda-sorta gets away at the end?

>>91187105
I love how Dreamwork's special talent seems to be making movies about animals while having the characters be animals be inconsequential. This movie could be humans and it wouldn't be different

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I want to marry Johnny.

>>91187105
It was ok.
The first half i'd say was even good, but somewhere after the middle producers apparently got worn out, so the second half is pretty generic in every way if you ask me.

>>91187105
No, it's cringe inducing garbage.

>>91189364
Eddie and Buster were hotter

>>91187105
It's actually pretty decent.
The cast is likeable, and the plot while generic, is pretty well done. It is no doubt worth a watch if you haven't seen it.

>>91190028
Yeah, the cast's charm is what really makes the story worth telling.

Like Johnny's homelife and his father's abandonment are cliche and generic. Ash's boyfriend troubles are ripped from an after school special on abuse. But it works because you care about the characters and how you feel, instead of the story around them.

>>91189732
>>91189732
But they're already married to each other.

>>91189335
I'm in total agreement but this was Illumination: the RC Cola of the CG film giants.

>>91187105
No
It's not. It's cute in places but its not very good.

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>>91187202
Nani!!??

>>91189335
Not entirely inconsequential. Johnny's daddy used his gorilla strength and acrobatic skills to break out of prison. Buster hired flashing squids to make lights for his show. Rosita's numerous children are a reference to how pigs can pop out a lot of kids, if I remember right.

>>91190028
>>91190076

Pretty much what these two anons said. It's nothing new or groundbreaking, but it's got it's own charm. The movie even throws shade at itself that singing competitions are a dime a dozen, and no one would want to watch it.

>>91192185
All of these are correct, plus Ash's loose quills going flying when he starts headbanging, and when the russian bear mobster outright tries to eat Mike.

>>91192322
>Ash
>'he'

Whoops, missed a letter.

>>91192348
Dubs confirm, Ash being a trap all along will be a twist in the sequel.

better than Zootopia

>>91187105
It's ok. I don't regret seeing it and Johnny is a qt

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>>91187105
6/10

Nice music, bad plot.

>>91187105
I was expecting nothing and it was better than I thought, at least it was fun to watch

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>>91187586
>best girl
I seriously hope you guys dont do this
>best song
altough really creative, Johnny has a much better song

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its only good for scenes like this

>>91187105
Not really. Maybe watch the musical numbers on youtube if that's your thing.

It's not very funny, the storylines are totally separated and disjointed, and the character who is ostensibly supposed to be your overall protagonist is a terrible person

Also the music in the movie when it's not in a performance is random pop and they massacre golden slumbers as the leitmotif for the theater

it has seth macfarlane in it... its trash

Mixed opinions, just watch the movie for free here and decide for yourself http://watchcartoonsonline.eu/sing-2016/

Also personally I really enjoyed the movie, one thing it really lacked was the world building like zootopia had. In Zootopia the creators made a city for animals from the ground up and then put animals in it while Sing copy pasted a regular city and then put in animals

>>91195510
I wouldn't say that that's a bad thing for Sing. While Zootopia needs to have a more fantastical world to facilitate the story and setting, Sing needs to be more grounded to reality. Thus, it's more like our world.

This makes the Zootopia world much more interesting, but the Sing world more relatable and familiar.

>>91187202
The first Despicable Me was decent.
Then Illumination started milking the Minions and everything went downhill.

>>91187202
>their one good movie spawned one of their worst movies ever

It's like pancreas

>>91187105
I enjoyed it. Also, oddly enough, it has my favorite "hitting rock bottom" scene in any movie from recent years when the koala goes back to his carwash while Opera plays to highlight the nobility of his shame.

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>>91187105
It was ok, the only reason i liked it was the koala desu.

It was alright. Moon is kind of the bad guy, but doesn't really get treated like one. The lesson he learns isn't really substantial and the other characters don't get much of an epilogue to explain how things work out for them.

>>91187105
It's okay if you like shitty pop music.

>buster will never clean your windshield with his speedo bulge

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>>91187586

>>91199286
Johnny is my favourite of the cast and I loved his song the most but jesus fuck when she came up and sang it felt like she just DESTROYED everyone in the "competition".

>Sing
>Zootopia

Is this the beginning of the Furry Cinematic Universe?

>>91187105
Are her quills clipping through her torso?

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>>91195080
>The animation, down to the fur and wrinkles, is 100% identical.

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>>91198527
I wouldn't say he's the bad guy. He lied and he ended up paying for it big time, but he learned from his mistakes.

And was partially motivated by wanting to see everyone's dreams come true. Which he did by the end.

>>91187586
To be honest, she's the most forgettable character. Having one good song is nothing compared to the characters who had their own struggles and drama, in addition to having good songs.

She's shy and that's it. Aside from Mike, she has the least amount of obstacles to overcome. Out of the entire cast, she was the only one who had nothing to lose.

>>91199685
No. For some reason, her and her boyfriend have quills taken off of their heads and stuck to their shirts. I'm assuming it's some shitty teenage fashion statement for "rebels" in that universe.

>>91187202
>muh brand worship

>>91187105

No. It was a bunch of shitty plots wrapped around an even worse plot, held together with music samples.

>>91187105
It's passable. It has by-the-numbers storytelling, but the charm of the characters helps make up for that. The song choices for each character are very good, too; I liked the celebratory juxtaposition of old and new music.
>>91187586
You're not wrong, anon.