Was that it? A cute little film for kids? Saturday afternoon Disney Channel stuff?
Oh please... judging by the trailer I thought this movie will be ... at least FUN.
But it wasn't.
It was not as bad as Tomb Raider or Pearl Harbor or all the other major disappointments this summer but is wasn't very good.
I have seen Budweiser commercials with the same special effects when it comes to talking animals, so nothing special here.
Jeff Goldblum was annoying (wasn't his fault, he was pretty much the same as always; the script ruined it), Elizabeth Perkins looked good, nothing else, I hated the kid and the story lacked good ideas.
Also, why did they have the lights on in the trailer when it comes to the Matrix cats, but had the lights OFF in the film, so you could hardly see anything?
Again, I have to say this: the trailers nowadays take too much away.
What I like about the movie:
Little. The music (John Debney) was an amusing odd version of Mission:Impossible. Funny and pleasing. But why the hell did they have a piece of Chicken Run (John Powell & Harry Gregson-Williams) at the end?
By the way, if you are about to see the film: try to count the continuity problems. I gave up after an hour!
'nough said
Oh please... judging by the trailer I thought this movie will be ... at least FUN.
But it wasn't.
It was not as bad as Tomb Raider or Pearl Harbor or all the other major disappointments this summer but is wasn't very good.
I have seen Budweiser commercials with the same special effects when it comes to talking animals, so nothing special here.
Jeff Goldblum was annoying (wasn't his fault, he was pretty much the same as always; the script ruined it), Elizabeth Perkins looked good, nothing else, I hated the kid and the story lacked good ideas.
Also, why did they have the lights on in the trailer when it comes to the Matrix cats, but had the lights OFF in the film, so you could hardly see anything?
Again, I have to say this: the trailers nowadays take too much away.
What I like about the movie:
Little. The music (John Debney) was an amusing odd version of Mission:Impossible. Funny and pleasing. But why the hell did they have a piece of Chicken Run (John Powell & Harry Gregson-Williams) at the end?
By the way, if you are about to see the film: try to count the continuity problems. I gave up after an hour!
'nough said