Post by Spleen on Feb 8, 2017 10:29:28 GMT
Two stand out for me: The Lego Movie, which combines I-can't-believe-they-thought-they-could-get-away-with-it awful animation, a dispiriting cheat of a story, and lame jokes which wear out their welcome after half an hour or so.
And the 1950 movie Harvey, the kind of patronising, whimsical fantasy unaccountably popular for so many years in America (more so there than anywhere else in the English speaking world), until it was swept off the face of the Earth by Tolkein and other writers, and good riddance.
And the 1950 movie Harvey, the kind of patronising, whimsical fantasy unaccountably popular for so many years in America (more so there than anywhere else in the English speaking world), until it was swept off the face of the Earth by Tolkein and other writers, and good riddance.