...you have to ask yourself the question: What would this movie be like if the special effects were ordinary?
Beneath all of the CGI, FF: TSW was a very ordinary, very schlocky movie with mediocre acting and a somewhat uninspired plot. If this was a live action movie, it would have been relegated to the same dustbin as movies like the Scorpion King, the Chronicles of Riddick and other yawners. While I must commend the creators of this movie for what is (IMHO) indisputably brilliant animation and excellent artistry, the fact that under everything, the movie's plot was so poor reduces these technical achievements to the status of a mere curiosity. I find that to be very unfortunate.
I'm not one of those people that expects every movie to be a Casablanca, but if they put just a bit more effort into fleshing out a real plot to back up their animation prowess, this movie would have been a slam dunk.
Beneath all of the CGI, FF: TSW was a very ordinary, very schlocky movie with mediocre acting and a somewhat uninspired plot. If this was a live action movie, it would have been relegated to the same dustbin as movies like the Scorpion King, the Chronicles of Riddick and other yawners. While I must commend the creators of this movie for what is (IMHO) indisputably brilliant animation and excellent artistry, the fact that under everything, the movie's plot was so poor reduces these technical achievements to the status of a mere curiosity. I find that to be very unfortunate.
I'm not one of those people that expects every movie to be a Casablanca, but if they put just a bit more effort into fleshing out a real plot to back up their animation prowess, this movie would have been a slam dunk.
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