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Sure, but how was the movie?

:s:

Very solid and enjoyable. It had a lot of character and a refreshing pace and mood. Definitely not for little kids.

It's not a flame when it's the truth.

 

 

Ringo was just a freaking amazing movie.

better than... Pixar

 

OH NO YOU DI-IN'T!

 

On a more serious note, the animation in this movie does look superb and I hope to see more (but not ALL) animated movies using the technique.

better than... Pixar

 

OH NO YOU DI-IN'T!

This.

 

Definitely not for little kids.

Why?

It's good animation, but nothing, and I mean nothing, is as good as the animation in Wall-e and Up.

One of the most egregious errors I see people make is calling Rango a Western. While it may look like one on the surface, Rango goes much, much deeper than a simple Western.

One of the most egregious errors I see people make is calling Rango a Western. While it may look like one on the surface, Rango goes much, much deeper than a simple Western.

It gets a little deep near the end, with the walking across the road while depressed, but in general it sticks to the animated movie formula a bit too closely. The animation is good (except when they bring humans into it), but I'm with DV that it doesn't quite match the first half of Wall-E.

 

- Tilius

better than... Pixar

 

OH NO YOU DI-IN'T!

This.

 

Definitely not for little kids.

Why?

If Cars 2 is as good as Cars 1, Rango should win Best Animated this year.

 

Because there's more mild swearing than is generally in a kids movie (think Iron Giant - some parents won't care but caution is advised), and there's some violence and even more implied violence. And lots and lots of danger. A lynching almost occurs and is dramatized by the "muses".

 

It's good animation, but nothing, and I mean nothing, is as good as the animation in Wall-e and Up.

Disagreed, but okay.

 

One of the most egregious errors I see people make is calling Rango a Western. While it may look like one on the surface, Rango goes much, much deeper than a simple Western.

It gets a little deep near the end, with the walking across the road while depressed, but in general it sticks to the animated movie formula a bit too closely. The animation is good (except when they bring humans into it), but I'm with DV that it doesn't quite match the first half of Wall-E.

 

- Tilius

I don't mind a few cliches when they're done well, and I think Rango did them well.

"Dreamworse"

 

LOL

I accidentally wrote S instead of K and rolled with it.