Most of his victims sit up and smile, but it's the kind of thing that wouldn't be smiled upon in a real life situation (especiallyīy the parents of said kids who might imitate this action). Inspires him to go on a rampage, smashing random people in the face with snowballs of ice cream in rough and violent ways. Wanting to imitate something they see, it'll for sure be a moment where Sam explains what a snowball fight is to Flint, which Gags can be a bit violent, with the most obvious one also being one of the film's funniest moments. The town's mayor uses the phrase "H*ll hole," while Flint mutters a "cr*p" later on in the film. When it comes to content, the film earns its PG rating by being just a bit more abrasive than most animated family features. And just when you think you might know where the story's headed, there are a few surprises
The story is pretty swift moving and original from start to finish, with The rest of the voice cast does a swell job as well, including James Caan as Flint's impossible to please father, BruceĪnd the famous Mr. FlintĪnd Sam have a great chemistry as well, and the film takes plenty of time to let their relationship develop naturally. Job bringing enough spunk, charm, and irresistible nerdiness to her role of Weather News Network intern Sam Sparks. SNL talent Bill Hader's voicing of Flint Lockwood is a solid effort and Anna Faris (of whom I'm not very fond of) does a fantastic Instead, sharp writing and unique, stylized animation allow for the film to succeed in the areas that count most. is also especially modest, which actually allows for the characters to not be Open Season, are decent outings, but lack a bit of the longetivity that the Disney (including Pixar) and DreamWorksĮfforts often offer. Sony's previous animated features, which started with 2006's is anything but, andįeels like a quality venture from beginning to end. The end result is a gloriously random and awfully funnyĬloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs bears one of those unconventional titles that sums up the movie well despiteĪt the same time threatening to just being a completely forgettable animated B-movie. Being a Sony Pictures animatedįlick (and based on a childrens book), Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs doesn't need to feel like a Disney film inĪny way, opting for more of the DreamWorks formula than anything. Looney Tunes cartoon than something released by the famous family entertainment studio. Entirely random, while done in a classic hand-drawn animated style, the Disney feature felt more like a Warnerīros. One of my favorite animated movies of all-time was Disney's The Emperor's New Groove,
Humor, there are some who not only don't understand it or appreciate it, but in turn are almost offended by the very attemptĪt random and silly humor. While I more often than not appreciate a good random and intentionally silly shot at Movie Reviews (Main) > Movie Reviews (Main).Indie Reviews (Main) > Indie Reviews (Main).
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