That movie will always be funny to me because it's literally just Seth Rogen and the writers screaming about how there is no God and you're a retard if you're religious, and the message of the movie is that you have to stop being an annoying Reddit atheist if you want to show people the truth about existence.
And this isn't the only animated dreck produced and written by Rogen. Remember, Santa Inc. was a thing, and the new animated TMNT movie is going to be worse.
If this were the Cartoon Network Studios that made quality shows like Dexter's Lab, the original Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Chowder, Flapjack, etc., I might've given a shit. But it's not, so #RIP(iss)WOKEBOZOS.
Well, what about the Mantis in the Kung Fu Panda movies?
Only a few good movies I liked were Observe and Report and Paul. He basically has the same problem as Kevin Smith, whereas Smith was once good but has lost any quality a decade later, Rogen stopped being good after five years.
Oh yeah fair point my bad but that's just it his role in that was so small I barley remember it I remember David cross as crane more than I do Rogan as mantis though maybe because crane had a funnier line.
And again these guys had potential once and were more or less "one of us." Not us in kiwis but us as in traditional geeks and geek culture. Would sausage party or Santa Inc or the 2020s he man have been better had they been made in the 2000s or early 2010s prior to 2015-2016? I can't say for sure but I can say 2000s Kevin Smith and Seth Rogan where a lot better than 2010s 2020s Smith and rogan..mainly because they almost felt like completely different people.
The thing is that Kevin Smith's quality lasted longer than Rogen's. See, during the 90s until the early-2000s, Kevin Smith actually used to have quality starting his very low budget movie in 1994. His downfall started in 2004 with Jersey Girl, and even with a couple okay movies he's made, he hasn't recovered, and 2010 saw the year of Cop Out, a film he made but did not direct, and has gotten worse since.
wtf i love nickelodeon now?
Yeah, it's just the nostalgia cycle working its magic again. The kids who were growing up in the late 50s-early 70s got old and experienced enough to have influential jobs, nothing more and nothing less. If the Beatles weren't as big as they were it would've been some other band or group instead of them getting their corpses paraded around as "the greatest thing evar" for a decade or two.
Hey wait, you forgot that one Angry Beavers episode where Norb and Dag sing Beaver Fever. That episode was on the same line.
Still better than their current 3d calarts vomit. I will say that it's pretty generic comparing it to some of their animations earlier than a few years ago. And the English VAs sound like shit as per usual.
They also brought up the long dead 'screaming goat' meme that for some reason has been referenced several times by other 'comedy writers' over the past few years. So be ready for it to be packed with other such drivel along that line.
Pretty much. I'm sure it fades out eventually. I barely hear shit about Elvis as I had decades ago, the same will happen to the Fab Four too.
It's funny because apparently almost all reviews for that studio recommends working there.
Could it be that making a welcoming and productive work environment requires setting boundaries and lines that trannies and lgbtq can't keep from crossing?
