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Has anybody seen this? I had no idea Illumination is making another movie this Christmas. Has a pretty big cast as well.
Illumination presents Sing
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I'll say this, I am not excited at ALL for this film.
Its just that it seems VERY (almost, too much) Cliché, and even then. I have better hopes for SLOP, as its something that's charming and looks like it has great potential. "Sing"; I don't see ANY potential for this film, even if its being released for the Holiday season (atleast..I guess the kids will have it?)
Its just that it seems VERY (almost, too much) Cliché, and even then. I have better hopes for SLOP, as its something that's charming and looks like it has great potential. "Sing"; I don't see ANY potential for this film, even if its being released for the Holiday season (atleast..I guess the kids will have it?)
When older audiences say they don't like kids movies, this is what they mean.
Being into animation, I knew about this film when it was first announced back in November.
To be really blunt, I wasn't excited for this back then and I'm sure not changing my opinion now.
Let me fill you all in on something that was announced back in November, Illumination has been touting that this film will have 85 "Hit Songs"...that alone should be a massive red flag.
To be really blunt, I wasn't excited for this back then and I'm sure not changing my opinion now.
Let me fill you all in on something that was announced back in November, Illumination has been touting that this film will have 85 "Hit Songs"...that alone should be a massive red flag.
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Wow, that looks really bad and cliche. However, if it's a financial success, it could make a great animatronic show at US (to replace Shrek?) or IOA (to go with SLoP).
Hey, and as terrible as this looks... at least it's better than this:
Dreamworks, you go from KFP3 to THIS?!
Hey, and as terrible as this looks... at least it's better than this:
Dreamworks, you go from KFP3 to THIS?!
The movie is indeed the poster child of "Meh." But I do applaud Illumination for at least trying to do something different. I can't think of many other animated movies with a similar premise.
I know the trailer looked bad but those who saw a clip at Cinema Con are raving about the first 20 minutes of it are raving about it singing its Zootopia meets American idol in a good way.
Yeah, but these films usually only cost around $70 million. Even if it only did $200 million worldwide, it should still make a tidy profit.
Not necessarily once you add in the marketing budget. Of course it depends how much they spend on marketing.
I thought Dreamworks would have realized better after Home. It is really clear though a lot of studios are trying to get that Happy level radio hit after Despicable Me 2.
Oh definitely. I wouldn't be surprised if this song does pretty well though as it has a "summer-vibe" too it and Timberlake's vocals and name attached to it. As someone who DJs on the side, this song will make for a pretty good dance song with the right remix, too.
I'm a fan of his so I definitely agree. This song is certainly not "him" though. It's the product of Dreamworks asking for a catchy, upbeat, and poppy family friendly summer-song.
So when I saw Civil War they were showing a newer trailer for SLoP, and I noticed something very peculiar in it.
Apparently in SLoP they show a bus which has a big advertisement for SING on it, now it's one thing to do a callback/reference to a studio's previous film. (In the case of Zootopia, do not only that but also playfully spoof upcoming films) But literally showing the poster for a film coming out the same year?
I know buses have advertisements, but that kind of move always feels a bit cheap n' desperate in a film.
Apparently in SLoP they show a bus which has a big advertisement for SING on it, now it's one thing to do a callback/reference to a studio's previous film. (In the case of Zootopia, do not only that but also playfully spoof upcoming films) But literally showing the poster for a film coming out the same year?
I know buses have advertisements, but that kind of move always feels a bit cheap n' desperate in a film.
It sounds like a small thing that most won't actually even notice. And as you said, buses have ads for upcoming films on them, so I don't have too much of a problem with it.
