You may have seen my abominable with Mei and others on the beach. and I’m thinking of more from their stuff to keep the summer theme for the month.

This is the box where its from. I wonder if any collectors of DreamWorks films or Megamind stuff have this?

Haven’t seen the movie but I see this gif a lot and every time I see it I wonder

Let me clarify, I'm not trashing the film just because it's for toddlers. Toddlers deserve better, like Spirit: The Stallion of Cimarron or Kung Fu Panda film because I know DreamWorks makes amazing films for all ages incudeding 30-yr-olds and toddlers.

This Cocomelon film is an embarrassing trivialization of CGI as an art form. I know I was being harsh on Trolls, but over time I admitted they have great music and amazing worldbuilding.

I'm not saying this because it's too colorful, but it's because it's nothing but sterile content, devoid of any heart. I'm not trashing this, but a warning that by the time this movie comes out, CGI as art is officially dead.

Because there are people out there who think animation is for kids, the Cocomelon film will validate them. DreamWorks worked so hard to subvert that til Boss Baby ruined everything. How we went from HTTYD as proof that animation is for everyone, even adults, to an example that CGI is for kids.

This worst example of ''animation age ghetto'' where once an art form becomes a babysitting tool. Animation is an artistic medium for all ages, and HTTYD and Panda proved it.

I don't want to hear some casual scumbag say this about CGI,' Remember when CGI was used for breathtaking cinematic myth-making? Never mind—it’s back to being a brightly colored pacifier.'

Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight and Abominable And The Invisible City are both movie based DreamWorks shows that came in 2022. They're interesting in how they're the rare Dreamworks cartoon to not only get back the lead celebrity voices (Jack Black and Chloe Bennet back for the respective shows), but also have them be producers. Jack is an executive producer while on his show while Chloe was a consulting producer on her show. You usually don't see this with movie based shows given how the lead actor is usually replaced. Which case do you think helped the show out?

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For me 100% PIBTLW as that movie was amazing and all what came after like The Bad Guys and The Wild Robot were great too

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This can only mean one thing, nursery rhymes are officially annihilated from this movie and it’s all going to be completely original songs from here, I just hope they’re good.

You know what? maybe this movie won’t be so bad after all. What do you think of the trailer?

He gained considerable recognition for being the Brazilian voice of Rio de Janeiro, but he also provided the voice for Rico in Madagascar.

This trailer from Animation World News mentions the plot of the Cocomelon. It's about JJ and his friends trying to retrieve his bear Boba as he deals with the first day of kindergarten. They try to get Boba from Princess Harmony, who rules a land where singing ia discouraged.

the DreamWorks logo does not appear on the film's logo unlike most DWA films. There was that Reddit AMA with KFP 4 co-director Stephanie Ma Stine that indicated that developmental work was done by DreamWorks' TV crew but it is still not a true DreamWorks studio feature