Antz would get my vote for that title.Ben wrote:Best DWA movie?
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If we're talking non-Aardman, CG-only, then Antz would be my pick too, me thinks, for all-round entertainment.
I actually liked Bee Movie a lot more than some others, too, but the rest of the DWA field is harder to make up. Shrek 2, Bee Movie, Kung Fu Panda...they would be up there for me, and Over The Hedge wasn't bad either, with the likes of Madagascar and the loud and garish Shark Tale right at the bottom.
However, I think the lackluster Shrek 3 has taken away some of the appeal of that series, and though it's entertaining, Bee Movie isn't really a multi-viewable movie.
So I'd say Antz and KFP would be my top two - KFP mostly for the awesomeness of the animation and cinematographic visuals; easily their best looking since the tradigital Spirit.
I actually liked Bee Movie a lot more than some others, too, but the rest of the DWA field is harder to make up. Shrek 2, Bee Movie, Kung Fu Panda...they would be up there for me, and Over The Hedge wasn't bad either, with the likes of Madagascar and the loud and garish Shark Tale right at the bottom.
However, I think the lackluster Shrek 3 has taken away some of the appeal of that series, and though it's entertaining, Bee Movie isn't really a multi-viewable movie.
So I'd say Antz and KFP would be my top two - KFP mostly for the awesomeness of the animation and cinematographic visuals; easily their best looking since the tradigital Spirit.
Shrek 3 is Dreamworks best.
Anyway, here is the Hotel For Dogs trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpRxC-aQ5Ok
Anyway, here is the Hotel For Dogs trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpRxC-aQ5Ok
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I haven't seen Kung Fu Panda yet but I think that Shark Tale and the Shrek films were the best Dreamworks films.
Actually,I agree with American_dog_2008-It wasn't as funny the other Shrek films but I think it was good,even better then the first Shrek (Well,because the first Shrek was a Disney parody and there wasn't a intersting plot but here there is a better one).
Actually,I agree with American_dog_2008-It wasn't as funny the other Shrek films but I think it was good,even better then the first Shrek (Well,because the first Shrek was a Disney parody and there wasn't a intersting plot but here there is a better one).
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Saw "Wanted" this afternoon. It was AWESOME!!! Perhaps a little too bloody and profane for my tastes, but boy, was it a lot of fun to watch!!!
I also caught "Hancock" before that. I actually thought that the movie became a lot more interesting once the second half got going, but I seem to be in the minority when it comes to that opinion.
I also caught "Hancock" before that. I actually thought that the movie became a lot more interesting once the second half got going, but I seem to be in the minority when it comes to that opinion.
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Second Beverly Hills Chihuahua trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9CbMBrNawo
No mas!
Viva Chihuahua!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9CbMBrNawo
No mas!
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I was able to catch "Hellboy II" yesterday after I saw Batman. It was incredible! Seriously, I would say that this film is an absolute must-see on the big screen. It was like nothing I had ever seen before!
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