Bretty good. For Illumination, I mean.
Bretty good. For Illumination, I mean
Tyler Jackson
Matthew Moore
For once, an Illumination film isn't the black sheep of the board.
Carter Stewart
This is a thread to talk about the wolf girl and the wet fantasies we want to come true!
Oh... and to talk about the gorilla room.
Cameron Foster
Gorillaz roon is an outdated meme. Johnny has a gf now.
Parker Evans
Kek, is it? I remember seeing the posters and trailers for the original and it looked like the most obnoxious thing in the world.
Jace Johnson
That's their marketing departament. Even with all the spoiled story in the trailers, the final product was surprisingly enjoyable.
Lucas Wood
I laughed even harder when I went to e6 and found some of those images, all of which are from 4 years ago. Some of the quality of his commissions is so bad that it doesn't even look like Johnny, so I just picture this desperate guy asking lower and lower quality artists for more pics like it's a fucking drug.
Christian Parker
>Bretty good. For Illumination, I mean.
yeah both movies are 9/10 what a great franchise
Adrian Sanchez
I think this movie had a better payoff with the end musical, both as a spectacle and having each character's planet sum up their little arcs.
Logan Cooper
Good
Brayden Harris
One of Illuminations better work.
Despicable Me 1 wasn’t bad either.
Adam Carter
Is it worth a watch?
Ryder Rogers
The plot was mediocre but it worked well enough to string a bunch of songs together, which made it overall entertaining.
If you're on this board, then yes. Any Forums made me regret not taking the kids to see ron's gone wrong.
Kayden Wilson
If you like musicals sure. What I like is now that the main cast's characters are established they get to be given new challenges and build off what the previous film has shown. It's a sequel that feels like you need to have seen the previous film to appreciate tiny little interactions and larger moments between members. Everyone is basically at their peak and now face the challenge of no longer being the biggest fish in their pond so to speak.
William Collins
>I think this movie had a better payoff with the end musical
I like both, but a better payoff? in the other movie each song completed 1 character arc, there were multiple pay-offs.
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Justin Murphy
>Any Forums made me regret not taking the kids to see ron's gone wrong.
why? that feels like a movie for teenagers
Matthew Gomez
I didn't like or care for Mike, Meena, or Ash. Johnny and Rosita were absolute top tier I'll admit, but I think the sequel having them all work as a team for the play rather than the American Idol contest just wins me over more.
Jose James
This.
The whole thing was also much better thought out, since the show is preceded by a hard work montage where all the characters build the makeshift venue together, incorporating Rosita's handywoman skills, Buster's friend also joins the crew as a stagehand. You aren't left wondering shit like how they got the backstage crew to come to work in the middle of the night behind Jimmy's back and who paid them, or why the main characters (excluding the koala) suddenly lost all their self-preservation instincts and were like "lol what if we go piss off a crazed wannabe murderer and get our young kids involved, that should be fun."
Jace Hughes
>I didn't like or care for Mike, Meena, or Ash.
why? are you a woman?
Julian Phillips
Mike is dead, ma'am
Robert White
>Mike is dead, ma'am
he is going to show up eventually
Nathan Baker
>hating on a dead man