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Daroach1 wrote:

You must save yourself by eating your mom. Hurry, please, it is your only hope to save the world.

Nah, too spicy.

Wickimen wrote:

Good luck
The only cool thing about that movie was the talking cardboard cutouts at the theater that my sister and I totally abused by making everyone listen to it while we waited in line

That thing in the theater lobby? It scared me to death.

It made about roughly around $800,000. And that's the total gross too. That's just sad.

And I can't believe that the people or whoeverr let this movie be shown in theaters. It should have been a direct-to-DVD movie.

I think I died a little in the inside that this stand alone movie was shown in theaters.

They aren't THAT creepy.

CheckItNow12 wrote:

Hard to believe that the movie's budget is $60 MILLION. ($20 mil for movie, $40 mil in Marketing).


Tell her to read the reviews, or tell her that Finding Nemo 3D will be coming to theatres next week. Maybe that will change her mind.


Honestly, what kind of kid would want to go watch that movie and scream "“TOOFIE! PICK UP YOUR PANTS!" (They actually said that in the movie, I'm not kidding)


EDIT: There was Nicki Minaj music in the trailer. (To the tune of Moment 4 life): This movie is a fail for life... for life...

Only good part of the trailer.

Honestly.

sportsdude6 wrote:

Rating: 1.9/10

Saw that coming 

And Checkitnow12: I'm 11, and Finding Nemo still scares me a bit. I'M 11.

Last edited by Animeboy975 (2012-09-05 18:58:00)

Animeboy975 wrote:

samid11 wrote:

CheckItNow12 wrote:

Hard to believe that the movie's budget is $60 MILLION. ($20 mil for movie, $40 mil in Marketing).


Tell her to read the reviews, or tell her that Finding Nemo 3D will be coming to theatres next week. Maybe that will change her mind.


Honestly, what kind of kid would want to go watch that movie and scream "“TOOFIE! PICK UP YOUR PANTS!" (They actually said that in the movie, I'm not kidding)


EDIT: There was Nicki Minaj music in the trailer. (To the tune of Moment 4 life): This movie is a fail for life... for life...

And not to mention the song, named "Starships", has these lyrics at one part:

"*censored* who you want and *censored* who you like".

YOU KNOW, FOR KIDS!

Yeah. For kids alright.

BTW, There's a CSM review for it.

Here's the plot according to them:
What's the story?
The three brightly colored Oogielove friends (green Goobie, a "scientastic" inventor; yellow Zoozie, a "deliciousness" animal lover; and purple Toofie, an "adventurific" risktaker) live together in LovelyLovelyville, where they're taken care of by an upright vacuum (appropriately named J. Edgar) and visited daily by Windy, who shows up as a face in their home's window. The Oogieloves are throwing a birthday party for their friend Schluufy, a fuchsia pillow, but their plan is ruined when five magical golden balloons (Shluufy's present) float away. To retrieve the balloons in time for the party, the Oogieloves and their pet fish, Ruffy, follow Windy's directions to visit five wacky adults, who each have a balloon.
LOVELYLOVELYVILLE? SERIOUSLY?

THAT FISH.

EUUUGHHH

I think you guys are being rather unjust, it is a movie for kids. You aren't the target audience, so why hate?

I agree with these reviewers (from IMDb):

Oogieloves was so much fun, both for me and all the kids that packed the theater. I've never jumped out of my seat so many times in a movie. The kids around me were having the time of their lives, that was very cute to watch. The energy in the theater was great. I loved the characters, especially Ruffy the Fish! I loved how he was always a bit grumpy, but usually ended up saving the day. Those lips are wild! I liked the combination of actors & characters. Jamie Presley was great! I say go see it & get ready to have some serious fun! Clearly some people have some strongly negative opinions about this movie....but it's meant for kids & families. All the kids that I saw were thoroughly enjoying themselves.

The other reviewer's comments about this movie being so awful is really the problem with movies at all. One must not forget that this movie is G rated, you will not get a lot of action sequences or drama from a movie that is G rated. The previous review was reviewing the movie the way an adult would view it. For someone like me who has actually taken my kids to see this and to be able to report that my children loved it is enough for parents to take a deep look at what they are allowing their kids to watch. This is for the parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and others that want to take their really small children to a children's movie without having to worry about shushing them and making them keep still. It's a movie that has simple story lines and characters with a lot of repetitiveness because as my daughter's kindergarten teacher has stated, with 5 years olds, you repeat a lot.This is a movie that teaches kids how to identify a situation, formulate a plan, follow the plan and find a solution.

There is a message in this movie that not every situation involves some dramatic tragedy, killing or murder to teach a moral lesson in the world. Sometimes situations follow a sequence of events and the colorful characters and the simple language teach a lot to your young children. You will not get this in other children's movies or animated feature films.

I really liked Cloris Leachman's character, my 5 year old remembered her as Grandma Dottie a lot. In fact my 5 year old would wear polka dots and comment that she was just like Grandma Dottie. My children also kept singing the theme song in the car. That was after just seeing the movie once. The 80 minute movie was short and my 2 year old was able to watch the whole thing.

The best part about it is that the kids can get up and participate in th e movie by singing, dancing and following a long. Don't we want to teach our kids how to follow instructions? This is a great learning tool and I hope more families take their kids to see it. As a mom, I'm taking my whole family again because I don't have to worry about my kid being shushed in the theater.

Am I the only one who thinks this? 

ToxicQuillz wrote:

sportsdude6 wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

Saw that coming 

And Checkitnow12: I'm 11, and Finding Nemo still scares me a bit. I'M 11.

I'm 9, and I never watched Finding Nemo. I'M NINE.

I watched Finding Nemo three times in theaters when it first came to theaters back in 2003. Ahh, memories.

But you should see it. It's good.

I was in my first year of preschool, in early 2003 [when the movie came out] and saw it. I was scared of it.....

CheckItNow12 wrote:

Okay, let's not get offtopic now, we're not here to discuss Nemo.

THANK YOU.

Also, PLEASE don't tell me I'm the ONLY one who finds their voices to be ear-murder?

samid11 wrote:

CheckItNow12 wrote:

Okay, let's not get offtopic now, we're not here to discuss Nemo.

THANK YOU.

Also, PLEASE don't tell me I'm the ONLY one who finds their voices to be ear-murder?

Ugh, their voices are SO ANNOYING. ;-;

Last edited by ToxicQuillz (2012-09-05 19:19:40)

samid11 wrote:

ToxicQuillz wrote:

samid11 wrote:

THANK YOU.

Also, PLEASE don't tell me I'm the ONLY one who finds their voices to be ear-murder?

Ugh, their voices are SO ANNOYING. ;-;

They sound like Ash Ketchum's american voice actress mixed with a pre-adolecent chipmunk.

Not pleasent.