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Originally posted by urgeok
oh geeze - it might have been .. didnt have that for a frame of reference as i saw hoodwinked 1st.
didnt even know there was a comic strip.
still feel the same way about the pacing and the general frow of the film though ...
i wish i could articulate better how something work - fit - feel natural in some movies where in others they feel forced - ripped off - desperate.
to use shrek as an example .there were in jokes for the adults - but it enhanced the story - like an afterthought ..it wasnt what the movie RELIED on for humor (i.e madagascar)
there's a subtle difference ....
a kids movie should be paced like any other movie ..let it build to the highs ..dont try to maintain the high for 100% of the film ...
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I agree, I think the fact that CGI has become so accessible is hurting animated film. Now it's so cheap it doesn't have to be a good movie to get the greenlight. As for Over the Hedge, it's a Sunday comic strip that's sometimes funny but I never really got into it.
