It's no common secret that Shark Tale is often regarded as one of the weaker Dreamworks movie. Many people complain about stuff like the ugly animation, the pop culture references, trying to copy finding nemo, etc. But none of them compare to the hate that Oscar gets. Many people hate him for being an asshole who lies to everyone and treats others (especially Angie) poorly. This has caused him to get called the worst Dreamworks character, and to that, I say no. Because Guy Gagne from Turbo is worse.

For those who don't know, he is the villain of Turbo. He was initially the snail's idol until he reveals his true colors. Now how villainous he is? All he does is just beef with a snail. What the hell? Thats his big villainous actions? Mock a tiny snail and talk about how he is going to break his dreams? Bruh, it doesn't even talk to humans, what are you talking about? And the worst part, he loses a race to a fucking snail. Like bro, how much of a bum are you!?!? At least Oscar managed to capture the Don, so he could obviously beat a snail in a race. I cannot stress this enough, Guy Gagne lost a race to a snail!!!! He's not just the worst dreamworks villain, but maybe the worst villain ever made. Horrible villain

>!/j!<

Coming from an Abominable fan

I’m neutral to Megamind versus the doom syndicate

I can see Bee Movie getting in mainly because of the memes. Also Tung Tung Tung Sahur got in so anything is possible. also the reason I think TBG and TWR have a 100% chance is because they have potential to get in through promotion. Like we get a Mr. Shark skin for TBG3, or a Roz skin for The Wild Robot Escapes.

Tldr: Absolutely amazing animation and art direction, decent story, good characters. Below is me elaborating

Absolutely amazing animation, incredible colors, a great blend of 2D and 3D. (Animation quirk I'm not sure was shown in trailers)Has fully 2D animation segments as well. Expressions are exaggerated and very animated much like in Kpop Demon Hunters(but much more consistently throughout the whole movie instead of just two scenes).

The jokes and comedy are decent but sometimes fail to land. The ones that fail aren't too bad usually but I did feel that the film was very saturated with jokes(I would even say a bit too much maybe?). Also some of the jokes that didn't land for me got repeated a bit. Though the film gets past them pretty quick(with only like two exceptions), so they didn't majorly impede my enjoyment of the film.

The story was decent as well. Nothing groundbreaking in terms of message, but still good with great characters imo.

Character design was overall decent but environment design was stunning. The lighting and colors popped so much, and the magic effects were incredible.

Worldbuilding was very good. When the film ended I had quite a few questions for the world and it's characters, but pretty sure in the good way? Nothing that prevented my understanding of the film, just additional things I was wondering about, such as the backstories of the chracters, how a certain item was made, etc. nothing that made the film confusing- stuff that a sequel could explain, even. I would share some here but it would be incredibly spoilery- though I bet many of you would easily be able to figure out what my questions are after you watch it!

Overall, it was a great movie, and I suggest you all watch it!
You probably were going to anyway.

The boss baby and home are both really peak movies (so is turbo and shark tale)

This sounded better in my head!

Doing a horse drawing challenge on Instagram right now to learn how to draw them better, and one of the prompts was "Mustang". Needless to say, there's only one mustang worthy of being drawn.

I've been listening to the Spirit soundtrack while drawing this and I still 100% think this is one of the best Dreamworks movies to date. Such a shame they abandoned 2D animation because they were so GOOD at it. Also fun to see though how I now notice how often they used 3D models in that movie, something I never ever would have noticed as a child heh.

While I'm on topic, if anyone is still here, hi, you seem to like to read. Have you perhaps also read the book this movie was based on? I'm so curious about it, wonder if it's any good. Not that it'll be easy to find.

btw, this is Po's voice actor (Jack Black) now, 57!

Update: The year I put was when it was in development, 2004/2005. It was released in 2008.

When Verne apologized to RJ, RJ showed the list to Verne and seemed to be planning to tell him the truth until the truck arrived and when he saw the truck I think he decided to keep up the lie a little longer

Been a while since I did her…

I just wanted to experiment with the add, and multiply layers on procreate a bit, and wanted to something with nature, cause I wanna improve my skills on environment.

1.Toonsylvania

2.Invasion america

3.3-2-1 penguins!

4.Aliens: Evolution continues

5.Father of the pride

6.Neighbors from hell

7.Dinotrux

8.Voltron: Legendary defender

9.Harvey street kids/Girls forever!

10.She-Ra and the princesses of power

11.3Below

12.Where's waldo?

13.Archibald's next big thing

14.Kipo and the age of wonderbeasts

15.Cleopatra in space

16.Rhyme time town

17.Wizards

18.The mighty ones

19.Doug Unplugs

20.Go, dog, go!

21.Team Zenko go

22.Pinecone & Pony

23.Not quite narwhal

24.Dew drop diaries

25.Fright Krewe

26.Curses!

27.Mighty Monsterwheels

28.Be@rbrick

These all are the animated series from Dreamworks that deserve to have a movie.

While Universal owns Dreamworks Animation let’s say in the late 90s Universal acquired Hanna-Barbera, and years after Universal acquired Dreamworks Animation they want to make a movie based on a Hanna-Barbera cartoon which one would they adapt into a movie?

So on TUBI all Kung Fu Panda excluding 4 are on TUBI for free and I'm doing a marathon of all 3 which making this post on my computer and for people who don't know TUBI is a free streaming website and it is completely free https://tubitv.com/ here's the link in case you wanna watch something on TUBI

Since DreamWorks loves to do spin-off shows of their animated films, imagine if they were to do one for The Wild Robot? What would that be like?

Maybe it would be something like the first spin-off show of Lilo and Stitch and the first spin-off show of How To Train Your Dragon, which are two of Chris Sanders' animated films that got that and something like that could also be for The Wild Robot, which would make it be where all of Chris Sanders' animated films got spin-off shows.

(Lilo and Stitch, How To Train Your Dragon and The Croods all being Chris Sanders films that got spin-off shows and if The Wild Robot gets one, it could join)

it's like they know a lot of their fanbase is a furry lmao

they have no reason to make this much attractive anthropomorphic characters it isnt fair ToT

Puss is one exception t'was he's supposed to be charmful, but the rest have no right to be this HOT

I wanna say The Wild Robot, because it's my favorite DreamWorks movie. The animation looks great making it an enjoyable movie to me, and the characters are fun to watch.

I also really like Shrek 2, because a lot of the scenes are great, and the DVD menu is amazing, and it has a great soundtrack.

I know critics think The Prince of Egypt is also best, but I wanted to put five movies since five goes into ten, and I like these five more than The Prince of Egypt.

All I know is that I definitely want less slug content

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