Dr. Seuss' The Lorax CGI Animated film in 2012
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Yeah, I'm optimistic about this as I tend to be with almost all animated films that come out.
Also, Universal has already started the big marketing push on this thing, even though it doesn't come out until March. I was watching Parks and Recreation last week and the Lorax popped in the corner of the screen.
Also, Universal has already started the big marketing push on this thing, even though it doesn't come out until March. I was watching Parks and Recreation last week and the Lorax popped in the corner of the screen.
"There are two wolves and they are always fighting. One is darkness and despair. The other is light and hope. Which wolf wins? Whichever one you feed." - Casey Newton, Tomorrowland
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Because I personally believe we're in a golden age of animation at the moment. This year alone, I've seen all of the major animated releases (except for Arthur Christmas which I definitely on seeing, and Hoodwinked Two) and the only ones I didn't care for were Puss in Boots and Gnomeo & Juliet. And even those two were slightly above-average.
Ditto last year where Shrek Forever After was the only one that did nothing for me.
Ditto last year where Shrek Forever After was the only one that did nothing for me.
"There are two wolves and they are always fighting. One is darkness and despair. The other is light and hope. Which wolf wins? Whichever one you feed." - Casey Newton, Tomorrowland
Nope, I'm talking about kinds of animation. I really liked Winnie the Pooh this year and I am a huge fan of last year's The Illusionist. I have the same amount of respect and adoration for computer animation as I do for hand-drawn and stop-motion.
"There are two wolves and they are always fighting. One is darkness and despair. The other is light and hope. Which wolf wins? Whichever one you feed." - Casey Newton, Tomorrowland
Yep, I've read the book and I'm curious to see how they interpret it.
I find interesting that when the Tangled trailers came out, everybody on this board was like "Oh, those trailers are misinterpreting the movie. Don't believe them!" But when a trailer from other studios gets released, nobody says that.
I find interesting that when the Tangled trailers came out, everybody on this board was like "Oh, those trailers are misinterpreting the movie. Don't believe them!" But when a trailer from other studios gets released, nobody says that.
"There are two wolves and they are always fighting. One is darkness and despair. The other is light and hope. Which wolf wins? Whichever one you feed." - Casey Newton, Tomorrowland
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Theatrical Trailer #2 (New)
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I think this trailer is much better. What do you think?
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I think this trailer is much better. What do you think?
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Mason_Ireton
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Mildly amusing at best...
I know it's me, but I'm just no fan of Dr Seuss in general
Cat in The Hat...
Lorax.................
Horton hears a Who.
Only great version is Chuck Jones's Grinch....
Mostly do to...Chuck Jones
I know it's me, but I'm just no fan of Dr Seuss in general
Cat in The Hat...
Lorax.................
Horton hears a Who.
Only great version is Chuck Jones's Grinch....
Mostly do to...Chuck Jones
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but when it comes to bruth strength, I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool

but when it comes to bruth strength, I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool

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So did anyone actually go see this? We caught it last night. Loved the visuals. Had a lot of great moments I really enjoyed. Some of the gags were cringe-worthy and stood out way too much from the rest of the film. I didn't really care for most of the songs, I'd have actually preferred the route of the initial trailers with the "Reach for the Sun"-type music than the crap that made me scratch my head.
Not sure if I'll pick up the Blu-ray, but probably will at a good price. Loved the Once-ler when he had on the green suit.
Not sure if I'll pick up the Blu-ray, but probably will at a good price. Loved the Once-ler when he had on the green suit.
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I saw it for the first time on Sunday afternoon. End rating: 3 out of 5 stars.
Thoughts: So many things we're done so wrong that the stuff I liked doesn't amount to much. Didn't care much for the present day story besides the visits with the Once-ler. There were too many pointless characters and while I liked the fish they're just gag filler like the Despicable Me minions. The songs were horrible, forced, and continued to muddle the message of the film. Political and environmental agenda aside, for me the lessons dealing with pride, greed, regret and fixing your mistakes were done reasonably well.
Thoughts: So many things we're done so wrong that the stuff I liked doesn't amount to much. Didn't care much for the present day story besides the visits with the Once-ler. There were too many pointless characters and while I liked the fish they're just gag filler like the Despicable Me minions. The songs were horrible, forced, and continued to muddle the message of the film. Political and environmental agenda aside, for me the lessons dealing with pride, greed, regret and fixing your mistakes were done reasonably well.

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Don't really know what was on your mind when you saw "The Lorax", but I will tell you that the songs were not just 'dull filler', as were the fish and other characters.
This film was top notch from the opening sequence to the end credits. I think the voice cast was perfect, and the story was very nicely told. The colors jump off the screen at you, and if you saw this in a good theater with Digital Picture and sound, you would remember how involving the songs were.
I thoroughly enjoyed this film from start to finish, and have seen it three times in the cinema and am anxiously awaiting the announcement for the Blu-ray release.
This film on the Junkie Meter gets a great big, solid 4 out of 5 stars.
This film was top notch from the opening sequence to the end credits. I think the voice cast was perfect, and the story was very nicely told. The colors jump off the screen at you, and if you saw this in a good theater with Digital Picture and sound, you would remember how involving the songs were.
I thoroughly enjoyed this film from start to finish, and have seen it three times in the cinema and am anxiously awaiting the announcement for the Blu-ray release.
This film on the Junkie Meter gets a great big, solid 4 out of 5 stars.
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