Dreamworks Controversy Meme: TAKE YOUR PICKS!

Favorite Character: Po and Shifu had a good inter-panda unity buddy dynamic. It's hard to pick between the two.
Favorite Movie: Kung Fu Panda 3 had the most pandas in it.
Favorite Scene: Panda party in KFP3

Despised Character: Tigress was a poor guest in the Panda village.
Despised Villain: Shen, he is a genocider of pandas!
Despised Movie: KFP2, panda genocide!
Despised Scene: Panda genocide.

 

Exactly why I made my point. I’m sorry but I just think Coco looks especially bad.

 

LOL

By the way, you missed out ‘favourite villain’

 

You should give it a go. It’s a great film and perhaps one of the more heartfelt Pixar films in recent years (the trailers weren’t great however, so I can see why you might think that).

 

Did you now Mr. Sherlock

I have not read the books, so that might in part be why I like the movies so much. In general I think it's the case that if a book is adapted to become a movie, you will be best of watching the movie instead of reading the book (where movie-enjoyment is concerned).

I will admit that the villains were not the best, but I never saw the movies because of them; For me it is all about the relationship between Hiccup and Toothless (and others, but that is not as central) and I think the movies delivered on that front. Furthermore I love the soundtrack; Not that it is necessarily the best on its own, but I feel it suits the setting and mood quite well all the way through.

Now the question is: Will there be a similar thread with Disney Movies? (If there isn't already)

 

There sure is a difference there in the age of the companies. Maybe just have the main movies and skip any direct-to-TV movies. Then one should of course also consider whether to only consider their animated movies.
Or maybe just smash it all together and let everyone pick as they choose, I don't know How would do you propose to group them?
Either way I will wait for what will be.

 

I had to write a grade seven essay on the Prince of Egypt comparing it to the original Biblical account. Looking back, I'm impressed by how much remained the same. A good movie and I would recommend.
... I also sung When You Believe as an item at my Middle School Graduation, so I may be biased...

Euh. I really enjoy this movie. This one and Prince of Egypt both had really nice 2D animation (or at least I think so) and I find them both visually appealing. I wish Disney would make some more 2D animations (after watching Mary Poppins Returns and the absolutely stunning 2D animation section, I'm frustrated that there is always a push for realism that isn't really realism in animated movies these days)

*Gasp*
I absolutely love Wallace and Grommit. The animation, the humour, the detail, the spin offs (shaun the sheep is absolutely faaaaabulous) and perhaps being from Australia or maybe my utter superiority is genetic, but I prefer British humour substantially more, particularly in these cases. (the Australian sense of humour walks a dangerous line if you don't understand it, but is worth it...) I would definitely recommend watching the other short films in the Wallace and Grommit circle (chicken run also included).

Growing up I've been equally exposed to Disney and Dreamworks movies, but many Disney films were made in an era that I particularly love (eg. Robin Hood, 101 Dalmations, Bambi, The Fox and the Hound) and Dreamworks wasn't exactly doing much in the 50s and 60s.

There are many dreamworks films that I haven't seen or that I watched when they first came out, so I was to young to remember (Madagascar 3 was apparently good, but I saw it on a plane when I was little so I can't confirm)

As a kid:
Favorite Character: Probably Astrid... cause viking + girl
Favorite Movie: How To Train Your Dragon
(Dunno... I guess that was when I started remembering things...? Mind you, I felt my dad probably didn't have to explain all of the jokes to me at 7 years old...)

Nowadays as a grown-up-completely-mature-non-emotional-biased-teenager:
Favorite Character: Grommit (Ginger from chicken run was nice as well)
Favorite Movie: *violent indecisive screaming*
Favorite Villian: Rameses from Prince of Egypt would have been pretty good, but he could have been scarier (which kids movies try to avoid i guess...?) and he had a back story that was understandable, etc. but Shen from King Fu Panda 2 has always been a stand out and a fave. Mrs Tweedy from Chicken Run is nightmare fuel... shut up I don't want to talk about it...
Favourite Scene: I always enjoy the training montage from HTTYD and the When You Believe scene when the Israelites are freed from Egypt (Prince of Egypt). Though the scene in Kung Fu Panda 2 when Po starts to swishy-swish/swingy-swing the flashy-flash/flamey-flame things from the canons back at the bad guys etc.
Despised Character: Honestly Monkey didn't really do anything... ever...
Despised Villain: I guess Drago (or whatever his name is...) from HTTYD 2. He just got to look grumpy and yell for a bit. Didn't really have a motive... or personality... or pants i think...
Despised Movie: I haven't seen enough Dreamworks to have seen a bad one, so I'll just say the Bee Movie for meme's sake

 

Well worth the watch for anyone who’s interested. Every dreamworks film ranked.

 

After about half a year of procrastination, here it is:
https://www.lustria-online.com/threads/disney-controversy-meme-make-your-picks.25950/