Everyone who sees this is suprised by how much they like it. Even me.
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Barnyard movie
Added 9/26/2009
My little boy loves this movie. It was in excellent condition and was very very inexpensive. Thanks amazon again for a great buy.
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With the one-star rating, you'll easily tell that I absolutely HATE this movie!
Added 9/23/2009
Do I even have to mention how bad this really is? It's a bit obvious that this is a horrible, and I mean H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E animated film. It looked like there was absolutely no effort put into this one. Why did the creators even bother writing the script for this? Didn't they know that this would be an awful idea from the start?! Okay, first off, everyone is talking about the udders. Yes, it's true. There are male cows that have udders! Why?! Aren't the females the only ones who have them? And the males are BULLS! BULLS! So it's clear that the creators didn't do any bit of research. Secondly, the animation is . . . just not superb. It's lacks substance, and it lacks beauty. It shows the truly ugly side of CGI; nothing here is good. Another downside to Barnyard is the lack of humor. This is absolutely unfunny: none of the jokes really work, and the sight gags are so overused. Couldn't they get Mel Brooks to write the screenplay? The fourth problem about this film is the typical list of stars. Why get James, Glover, Cox, and Sykes when you can get real professional voice actors? I guess it's always about money. And the biggest flaw of all is the similarities with The Lion King. Honestly, this is an exact ripoff of a timeless classic! The "father-and-son" relationship is here, the Hamlet references are here; I was expecting "Hakuna Matata" to be sung halfway through the film!
This is an abomination among animated features. Nothing is good about it, and nothing is funny about it, and certainly nothing is dramatic about it. Just because you have CGI animation doesn't mean it'll automatically turn this into a great film! Makes me wonder if the TV series is any worse.
Grade: F
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Came in a reasonable time. Box and DVD in good shape.
Added 7/6/2009
It was received in a reasonable time. Box and DVD was in good shape. My daughter has enjoyed it.
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great price
Added 6/12/2009
great product, recieve it and had no scratches plus i paid 5.00 for movie and shipping, in stores it costs 13.00 dollars
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Everyone who sees this is suprised by how much they like it. Even me.
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Barnyard movie
Added 9/26/2009
My little boy loves this movie. It was in excellent condition and was very very inexpensive. Thanks amazon again for a great buy.
0 out of 1 people found this helpful.
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With the one-star rating, you'll easily tell that I absolutely HATE this movie!
Added 9/23/2009
Do I even have to mention how bad this really is? It's a bit obvious that this is a horrible, and I mean H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E animated film. It looked like there was absolutely no effort put into this one. Why did the creators even bother writing the script for this? Didn't they know that this would be an awful idea from the start?! Okay, first off, everyone is talking about the udders. Yes, it's true. There are male cows that have udders! Why?! Aren't the females the only ones who have them? And the males are BULLS! BULLS! So it's clear that the creators didn't do any bit of research. Secondly, the animation is . . . just not superb. It's lacks substance, and it lacks beauty. It shows the truly ugly side of CGI; nothing here is good. Another downside to Barnyard is the lack of humor. This is absolutely unfunny: none of the jokes really work, and the sight gags are so overused. Couldn't they get Mel Brooks to write the screenplay? The fourth problem about this film is the typical list of stars. Why get James, Glover, Cox, and Sykes when you can get real professional voice actors? I guess it's always about money. And the biggest flaw of all is the similarities with The Lion King. Honestly, this is an exact ripoff of a timeless classic! The "father-and-son" relationship is here, the Hamlet references are here; I was expecting "Hakuna Matata" to be sung halfway through the film!
This is an abomination among animated features. Nothing is good about it, and nothing is funny about it, and certainly nothing is dramatic about it. Just because you have CGI animation doesn't mean it'll automatically turn this into a great film! Makes me wonder if the TV series is any worse.
Grade: F
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