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Corindia wrote:Sausage Party and it's not even close

Oh yeah, Sausage Party does really suck

Alpha and Omega and it's not even close.

Admittedly, I haven't seen Sausage Party but I can't possibly see how anything, anything, could be worse than Alpha and Omega.

Here it is "Дети против волшебников" where is no transalation for this abomination. That is a forgein Russian 3d animated movie and as a russian myself I must say that is the worst thing I have seen in my life. Really stupid propaganda film. They could not even made those models move.

The Emoji Movie by a landslide.

Freiheit Reich wrote:Spirited Away (2001) and Princess Mononoke (1997) both stink.

Oh, shit. Those are two opinions that are totally against-the-grain and that I disagree with completely. This is the first time I've ever heard someone say that they didn't like Spirited Away. I personally loved it - it's my second-favorite Ghibli film after My Neighbor Totoro. It's a beautiful allegory for death and the afterlife that I think should be explored a lot more.

Atheris wrote:

Freiheit Reich wrote:Spirited Away (2001) and Princess Mononoke (1997) both stink.

Oh, shit. Those are two opinions that are totally against-the-grain and that I disagree with completely. This is the first time I've ever heard someone say that they didn't like Spirited Away. I personally loved it - it's my second-favorite Ghibli film after My Neighbor Totoro. It's a beautiful allegory for death and the afterlife that I think should be explored a lot more.

Totoro is not an allegorical film about death, Spirited Away is not allegorical about prostitution, even after Studio Ghibli comes out and categorically denies these pseudointellectual theories about their films, they still persist and it's honestly quite annoying, ignoring the actual themes of their films.
Are foreign filmmakers not allowed to make simple pleasing stories, do they all have to be arty with some hidden dark meanings?!
It's almost as bad as the "Lion King Ripped off Kimba" common knowledge.

Kaluoka'hina: The Enchanted Reef

Alternan wrote:Here it is "Дети против волшебников" where is no transalation for this abomination. That is a forgein Russian 3d animated movie and as a russian myself I must say that is the worst thing I have seen in my life. Really stupid propaganda film. They could not even made those models move.

I went and searched it up and... wow, those models. I... they kinda look like someone with a severe hand tremor tried animating a small child's drawings.

Teen Titians Go To the Movies
My brother wanted to watch it and it was the worse thing I had to sit through.

Westime wrote:

Alternan wrote:Here it is "Дети против волшебников" where is no transalation for this abomination. That is a forgein Russian 3d animated movie and as a russian myself I must say that is the worst thing I have seen in my life. Really stupid propaganda film. They could not even made those models move.

I went and searched it up and... wow, those models. I... they kinda look like someone with a severe hand tremor tried animating a small child's drawings.

I will not be sleeping tonight

I'm going with Ice Age for ones I've actually seen... but I'd bet the Emoji Movie and the Video Brinquedo ripoffs are far worse. Also, why does everyone hate Sing? I thought that while it wasn't the most original concept, it was still well-made.

Ralph Bakshi's The Lord of the Rings (1978). Among other things, it is the use of rotoscoping that killed it for me, not to mention certain aesthetic solutions, and the fact that the film doesn't reach the end of the story.

Abelhinhas, one of the masterpieces of Video Brinquedo.
(masterpiece = sarcastic accent)

Anderea wrote:The one that fills me with the most disgust is actually "Sing", though several other big ones are close. The whole thing was just a lazy haphazard plot thrown together in I assume about forty seconds so someone could animate a bunch of animal music videos to pop songs.

Yeah, "Sing" for me too. Don't like pop music being used in movies, (and always mixed to be very loud!!) and of course Sing had a lot of that. I actually thought it was Zootopia for a couple years, and still recovering from misplaced hatred for that one lol.

For me, it's Sing and Cars 2(altho I only thought it was interesting cause of spygate)

Gonna give it to the Emoji Movie, the king of cringe.

The Addams Family (2019) has got to be the worst theatrically released animated film I have ever seen. I will not count direct-to-video or direct-to-streaming films as they are a easy target. This film had a ridiculously low budget and it shows. The animation is awful and the plot is bland and generic. For a animated kids movie in 2019, this film was extremely slow. There were scenes that made no impact on the rest of the film at all. The film was only 90 minutes and even with that short runtime it felt like there was a lot of filler to pad out the runtime. The script was awful, the comedy was awful. I honestly can not think of a single good thing about this film.

Boss Baby. It just embodies this type of attitude that is hard to describe...nevertheless, it is quite easy to figure out which demographic this movie was targeted towards.

Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe In Santa, if CG counts.

cuh-huh-huh-huh-CHRISmas

The Clone Wars animated movie. That was bad TV show quality and seemed half-assed.

Trolled, that's for damn sure.

Shark Tale is awful, but it's like a car wreck. It's so captivatingly bad that you can't look away.

I have to say Cars 3. It just ruined the franchise, in my opinion

The Floor Kippers wrote:

Atheris wrote:Oh, shit. Those are two opinions that are totally against-the-grain and that I disagree with completely. This is the first time I've ever heard someone say that they didn't like Spirited Away. I personally loved it - it's my second-favorite Ghibli film after My Neighbor Totoro. It's a beautiful allegory for death and the afterlife that I think should be explored a lot more.

Totoro is not an allegorical film about death, Spirited Away is not allegorical about prostitution, even after Studio Ghibli comes out and categorically denies these pseudointellectual theories about their films, they still persist and it's honestly quite annoying, ignoring the actual themes of their films.
Are foreign filmmakers not allowed to make simple pleasing stories, do they all have to be arty with some hidden dark meanings?!
It's almost as bad as the "Lion King Ripped off Kimba" common knowledge.

Well, it's edgy to dislike Ghibli movies, and perhaps it is even edgier to make Ghibli movies sound even darker than they (already) are, as if Grave Of The Fireflies was actually fun for the whole family (to name an obvious example). Bonus points if you also have a sufficiently suspicious sounding German name for your account without actually have a working knowledge of the German language because you are so very US American, you glorious little wehraboo! Not that said person will respond, given how he is one of many expired nations in this thread. It is almost as if this place is doomed.

It was a number of years ago and I don't recall the name exactly (maybe it was "The House") of the animated film, but I do remember it being Asian and dealing with home ghosts. The theme wasn't badly executed but the animation was very rough.