Related to funny, unrelated to humor

Koby 2022-10-24 19:56:47

When the first live-action version of Garfield was released, I was very happy. Garfield's shape, which is basically consistent with the original, has a humorous and credible scene, plus a pair of handsome guys and beauties, which is very eye-catching. So although the plot is old-fashioned, The characters are masked, and I still like the first part.

I was looking forward to the filming of GARFIELD 2, but I was half heartbroken when I saw the plot introduction, and I felt that HOLLYWOOD had a feeling of being poor in the past two years, and there was no plot to make up. Let's continue with a twin joke version. Later, I couldn't hold back my curiosity and watched it. I just watched it for 10 minutes and I felt bored. First of all, our orange fat ball protagonist is not cute, its arrogance and arrogance have gone beyond humor And the limit of cuteness, it becomes annoying. Secondly, the plot is old-fashioned, the bad guy can predict the ending, and the two cats have the same speech and behavior. After all, there is only one GARFIELD, and the audience who loves GARFIELD In my heart, the fat cat of the lazy elf is irreplaceable. Third, because there is really no better idea, so those clumsy gimmicks and jokes have not had the expected effect of the director. At least, in my eyes, this film The film can only be regarded as dry and funny, and has no relationship with humor.

However, I still finished watching it, not for GARFIELD, but for the scenery of the UK. I will always have a curiosity and a beautiful dream for a foreign country. So, seeing GARFIELD Posing at the hem of Big Ben in London, I am still satisfied to see the charming castle scenery. After all, it is impossible for a film to please all audiences, and it is possible to find what you want in these 80 minutes. It's rare.

Take "Tale of Two Cats" as a boring pastime to pass the time on vacation, and all its meanings are limited to this.

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Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties quotes

  • Winston: Oyez, oyez. Prince XII has returned.

    [ducks trumpet]

    Garfield: Thank you windbag, for that flobbering introduction. Hello, everybody!

    [animals look in astonishment]

    Garfield: Hey, listen up...

    [flicks Winston's nose]

    Garfield: is this an audience or a landscape? Okay, great to be back here at the palace. I look out, I see a sea of... of dumb barnyard animals. I'm here in your country to break up a romance between the guy who owns the house I live in and a girl who's way out of his league. I know that whatever it is that you have, there's some sort of affliction that produces this glazed look behind your eyes. I hope you defeat it. Wish I could take everybody home with me. Thank you.

    [walks away]

    Garfield: I killed.

    Winston: Very funny, sire. Well done.

    Nigel: I didn't realize it was amateur hour.

    Eenie: What's up with Prince?

    Christophe: Oh, he's on the catnip again.

    I, Claudius: Hold on, chaps! Have I got news for you!

    McBunny: What's the word, Claudius?

    I, Claudius: Dargis is going to bulldoze the barnyard and feed us to the tourists!

    Nigel: Let him try. He'll have to deal with these fists of fury first, wouldn't he?

    [animals complain]

    Winston: Calm yourselves, everyone. We're alright as long as Prince is alive.

    McBunny: Well, obviously, that feline is not Prince, you idiots!

    Preston: He's not even a cat formerly known as Prince.

    [animals argue]

    Winston: Wait, he doesn't have to be Prince. He just has to look like him. If he fooled me, he'll fool them.

    McBunny: But what's to stop Dargis from getting rid of this cat too?

    Winston: McBunny's right. We must protect this cat at all costs. Our fates rely on it.

  • Jon Arbuckle: [dries Prince with a towel] Mr. and Mrs. Jon Arbuckle... Liz Arbuckle... Elizabeth Arbuckle.

    Prince: Listen, you dolt. There's been a coup d'etat. Attempted murder most foul. I am Prince XII of Carlyle.

    [smoothens fur]

    Prince: [to Odie] You there, with the wise and thoughtful look. Hello. Convince this man there's been a mix-up.

    Jon Arbuckle: [comes out of the bathroom with a blow-dryer] Garfield, I want you to be at my wedding party.

    Prince: Wedding party?

    Jon Arbuckle: Think you can hold a basket of flowers in your mouth?

    Prince: Enough with the frooming, you dunce. My subjects face mortal jeopardy.

    [gets off the bed]

    Prince: [to Odie] Dog, approach.

    [Odie approaches Prince]

    Prince: We must plan my escape, and I'm relying on your expedience and cunning.

    [Odie begins chasing his tail]

    Prince: [sighs] Okey-dokey, new plan.