Derivative and riddled with cliches, Shark Tale doesn’t offer anything fresh for viewers.
A Troll in Central Park carries none of the emotional weight of Bluth’s other movies.
The characters are thin and forgettable, and our hero Dusty Crophopper (Dane Cook) is about as charismatic as a bowl of creamed corn.
Shoddy animation, a confusing message, and farting lemmings all combine to make Norm of the North a bear-y bad movie.
Compared to 2010’s other animated offerings, Alpha and Omega falls to the back of the pack. Sure, the visuals are dull.
To put it simply, Foodfight! is the stuff of nightmares. Words cannot accurately describe just how disturbing the animation is.
The Nut Job follows an unlikable purple squirrel named Surly who accidentally destroys Liberty Park’s winter food supply.
While it’s known as The Magic Roundabout in France and Britain, the English dub of the movie is titled Doogal.
The animation is substandard, but there’s enough quippy dialogue and unexpected twists to make it entertaining.
Film critic Tyler Burr even likened Hoodwinked! to Citizen Kane in comparison to Happily N’Ever After.