superkeegan9100
YTPer, Cartoon Analyst, Artist
...I'm not sure what to make of this. It looks better than most of Blue Sky's films, that's for sure...
Alright, I’m gonna be THAT guy, and say are we really getting another animated film where the black main character is going to be an animal for most of the film?
(And in case no one is keeping track, the other one is Princess and the Frog).
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This film was announced several months before the Disney-Fox merger...Shouldn't this movie be distributed by someone else? There's only room for two animation studios owned by Disney, and that would be WDAS (the original!) and Pixar.
Shouldn't this movie be distributed by someone else? There's only room for two animation studios owned by Disney, and that would be WDAS (the original!) and Pixar.
That's Blue Sky for you, they're always making films about talking animals despite the fact that the concept has been done many times before (Hell, they've done a talking bird movie before with Rio and its sequel).You know, I honestly thought that this looked cool... until the main character got turned into a pigeon.
I was thinking Men In Black with this as well.This one is definitely a “need more details” kind of flick because I was SERIOUSLY waiting for the announcer lady to go “Agent J, we need you” thinking Smith was in a black suit for ANOTHER reason....
Actually it would be easy to write since, while it may look easy, a human-turned-bird wouldn't instantly know how to fly. This would lead to a running gag of the character getting hurt before they finally figure it out.I have to admit though, a bird isn’t the first thing to come to mind with animal films, especially with the human turning into one concept. It’s usually a flightless creature to make it all the more harder for the character to navigate. Avian characters are always tougher to write around because their ability to fly gives them the literal upper hand in standard conflicts. Writers tend to get around this by having their wings get damaged so they HAVE to walk, but that’s so cliche nowadays that I’m kinda hoping this film tries to do something different.
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and what if it isint just a bird, but a variety of animals? Its still possible.... i would enjoy something like animorphs meets men in black.I had a feeling that Will Smith would be voicing the Agent. The very design looks like it was Will Smith inspired.
I was thinking Men In Black with this as well.
Actually it would be easy to write since, while it may look easy, a human-turned-bird wouldn't instantly know how to fly. This would lead to a running gag of the character getting hurt before they finally figure it out.
That’s only one example, I wouldn’t call that a trend to get mad at.