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So much average

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Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

I have no words. WHY would you make a movie based on a DEAD app game which wasn't even good in the first place? It's nothing more than high-budget manure. I went to see it in late '16 with some friends, and even though I thought it'd be rubbish I was willing to give it a go. How bad was it? Much, much worse than I thought. Sony can do way better, I mean, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs was really good, and now they're making tripe like this and the Emoji Movie. It was unoriginal as hell, the acting was rubbish, and the attempts at humour were sickening. The puns were cheesier than a quattro-formaggio pizza, and the "adult humour" goes way too far for little kids.Worse still, absolutely none of the characters were likable. Red is pretty much your textbook protagonist; a misunderstood guy who's isolated from the rest of society. Perfect! Chuck is the most annoying thing on earth and I swear he's on crack. Bomb is pretty much the most normal character in the whole thing, and when you think about it, that's far from normal... Leonard, the villain, is fat as hell and likes COUNTRY music. He's a VILLAIN, for god's sake. What villains like COUNTRY MUSIC?!Terrible, terrible film. I think watching a beetle die would be more entertaining. My mum and 9 year old sister even thought it was trash.Don't get this on DVD (unless you like the game or cheesy puns), ever!Dialogue and Acting: 3/10 Animation: 6/10 Structuring: 2/10 Subtlety and Themes: 3/10 Originality: 1/10Total: 15/50

The film is "somewhat" based on the "Angry Birds" game. The elements are all there, the non-flying birds, which become angry at a certain point, the green pigs that love eggs for meal, some gadgets and even the arcade era nostalgia. Fortunately, it doesn't try to follow the original game's story line, what would be amazingly boring, for sure. Instead, the film follows one of the game's characters' daily life, Red.There are three main acts, the first being the story of Red's life and why he has anger issues, the second tells the story of the pigs' plot to steal the birds' eggs, and the third is the rescue and escape from the pigs' island. There are some intermissions, like the anger management class and the quest for Mighty Eagle. The film loses some comic momentum on the third act, replacing it with more action, but it's still very funny.Although it's a computer animated cartoon, it's definitely not a safe Disney-like feature. It contains all sort of jokes, from childish (e.g., Red smashing the cake) to adult ones, including some scatology (e.g., Chuck dropping ice cream on the policeman and Mighty Eagle "soiling" the sacred lake). Everything is taken lightly, though, so even the more adult-oriented jokes are played on the safe zone (arguably, some people are more easily offended than others, but then again, they should just stay away from anything not Disney-ish). In a scale of zero to five, being zero "Finding Nemo" and five, "Sausage Party", "The Angry Birds Movie" is somewhere in between two and three, meaning there are some "suggestive" jokes, but absolutely nothing explicit. That said, it's noteworthy that there are no swearing, not a single bad word anywhere, thanks to the clever scripting and intelligent dialogues, and violence is at a "Tom and Jerry" level, so when TNT goes off, the most that happens is people getting sooth on their faces.If you have never played or, at least, seen the "Angry Birds" game, you may miss a few jokes. If you are still a child, you may miss some other jokes, too. Even so, there is so much fun packed in this film that it's a guaranteed fun ride. Warning, if you were born on the last half of the 20th century, you may laugh your lungs out watching this!

The Angry Birds movie is so much fun. Of course there are some crude jokes, but that's typical to any kind of movie. I think having an American (I'm assuming) screenwriter affects the movie a lot. It makes it easier to gain a larger audience world wide. I'm astonished by the English-speaking cast. First of all, Jason Sudeikis as the lead, Peter Dinklage as the Mighty Eagle and Sean Penn as the big guy who basically doesn't even say anything? The cast speaks what kind of a big deal this movie was to make.Very funny movie, but of course very typical plot-wise. But that's how it is with most animated mainstream children's movies.

It's actually more than one bird. Although if you know the game, you do know the Eagle. But let's leave him out of this for the review (no pun intended). And I have to admit, I was surprised when I watched it. It is pretty coherent, it makes sense, it has a story and it is funny, which is way more than I expected.Am I surprised this is considered for an Oscar? I am a little. But then again I just read a topic by someone comparing the movie to ISIS and Angela Merkel. I almost lost my train of thought, when I just read the subject line. And I was tempted to read the thing, but I reckon I have better things to do with my time. Like write a review about this movie ;o) All kidding aside, this may be predictable, but also a lot of fun. The voice talent at hand is also spot on