I still prefer the trailer

Caden 2022-04-24 07:01:11

A few days after it was first released, the ratings were not low, about 8.0, which aroused my interest a little, and watched the trailer, oh my, it's pretty funny. Must go, not to mention the score is not low.

In order to watch this movie, I guessed the beginning correctly, no one accompany me to watch it, but I didn't guess the ending correctly, there are so many children, and what I can't imagine is that this is a cartoon that children watch , adults will find it boring to watch.

Of course, the first few paragraphs are still remarkable, but not much. But a large part of the plot in the second half is very old-fashioned, basically developed according to the plot in my mind, and the plot is not continuous enough, it feels procrastination, not smooth enough, easily distracting, and has no expectations.

The humorous elements in the play, I feel that the tour guide is just eating the old money, it will be attractive to children, but it will not arouse the innocence of adults at all, and it is still a long way from high-level humorous animation films. A high-level humorous film should make people think after laughing, or remember the humorous elements in the play. The tour guide should work harder and innovate humor.

Also, damn, I don't even want to complain about the subtitle group, and deliberately implanted Internet buzzwords, is it interesting? !


I shouldn't have spent 35 out of 60 to watch "Penguin" instead of "Fury"!

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Penguins of Madagascar quotes

  • Dave: [holding a microphone] I'M HAPPY! And yet...

    [realizes his revenge succeeded]

    Dave: Now, that I have my revenge, I feel... empty. As if, what I needed all along was... MORE REVENGE! In fact, Robin, write this down. Tomorrow, we move on: Kittens, then Puppies, Bunnies, Pandas...

    [he sees the Penguins' using his ray, gasping, then is angry]

    Dave: [talking to his minions on the microphone] Charlize, they're on the ray!

    [he runs and rips off his human disguise]

    Dave: Helen, hunt them down! William, hurt them! Halle, bury them! Hugh! Jack! Man the battle stations! Kevin! Bake on! We're still going to need that victory cake!

  • Skipper: [Dave drops from the ceiling in human disguise] Who are you?

    Dave: The humans know me as Doctor Octavius Brine, renowned geneticist, cheese enthusiast, and frequent donor to NPR pledge drives... but you know me by a different, much older name. A name perhaps you hoped you'd never hear again. A PHANTOM! A shadow of a former life! I... AM...

    [rips off disguise, but wig remains on his head]

    Dave: Dave!

    Skipper: [Whispers] Kowalski?

    Kowalski: [Whispers back] Sorry, sir, no clue.

    Dave: [Looks up, sees the wig on his head, and pulls it off] Dave!

    Skipper: Dave?

    Kowalski: Dave...?

    Dave: Dave!

    Private: [Smiles] Dave!

    Dave: [Annoyed] DA-VUH!

    Rico: [Rolls his eyes] Bleh.