@lordrequiem: Dude. Rings had talking Trees. Star Wars had a Gold Robot that sounded like an annoying British stereotype, and Spider-Man had a fat guy with tentacles as a Villian. They all received acclaim.
@lordrequiem: Dude. Rings had talking Trees. Star Wars had a Gold Robot that sounded like an annoying British stereotype, and Spider-Man had a fat guy with tentacles as a Villian. They all received acclaim.
Just curious... if the person doing the voice IS British, is it still a stereotype?
@thomaselliot: Yo dawg you just came super deep. If your being sarcastic, I just meant this image that was once deeply touched on, that all Brits were puss!es.
I'm already psyched for this knowing Karen Gillan is going to be in the movie, but now with del Toro in the movie its just more icing on the cake far as I'm concerned.
@lordrequiem - "If you watch that now it's far too cheesy. And if you like tending to your child like instincts then that's your prerogative. I prefer something with more substance and the slightest higher degree of seriousness than talking animals."
You just sound like a butthurt fanboy who has this false sense of a superiority-complex. So having talking a animal in a movie automatically makes it a film with no substance or seriousness? And what makes your comment even more stupid is the fact that the movie is not even out yet. Smh, get over yourself.
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