It's simply amazing.
It's so fucking good.
And you've given a lot of really great reviews lately to animated movies.
Not lately, but just overall this year.
So, okay.
It's so colorful.
And the way they shot it, I kind of looked it up.
They used, if it was like an actual live-action movie, they used wide angles.
to kind of make it look more extreme or skewed or whatever.
And that's what they did with this movie.
And then they just used wide angles and more extreme angles.
And it just helped give it a pop.
Everything had depth.
There was constant pop out with limbs, faces, objects, particles, you name it.
It was all there.
That makes it inherently darker, but it came through perfectly and clear.
And there's shots of the horizon or valleys or forest shots that just seem to stretch on for forever.
It was just, wow, chef's kiss.
And DreamWorks usually does pretty top-notch 3D, so this is even, for them, this is really great, too.
Yes.
Yes.
It's simply amazing.
It's so fucking good.
And you've given a lot of really great reviews lately to animated movies.
Not lately, but just overall this year.
So, okay.
It's so colorful.
And the way they shot it, I kind of looked it up.
They used, if it was like an actual live-action movie, they used wide angles.
to kind of make it look more extreme or skewed or whatever.
And that's what they did with this movie.
And then they just used wide angles and more extreme angles.
And it just helped give it a pop.
Everything had depth.
There was constant pop out with limbs, faces, objects, particles, you name it.
It was all there.
That makes it inherently darker, but it came through perfectly and clear.
And there's shots of the horizon or valleys or forest shots that just seem to stretch on for forever.
It was just, wow, chef's kiss.
And DreamWorks usually does pretty top-notch 3D, so this is even, for them, this is really great, too.
Yes.
Yes.
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