/co/ - It alright. It not subtle or nuanced. But, it al - Comics & Cartoons

>>150926034
Just watched this myself and...

>It alright.
Yeah, best way to sum it up. Not super fun or enthralling, but still not a bad watch.

>It not subtle or nuanced.
No. But the messages that are made very clear are still good messages, and it does dodge a fair amount of cliches or directions you think the film is going to go.

It's style is ugly, but clearly very intentional and very fitting seeing how this is an adaption of a Roald Dahl book.

Verdict: Eh, if you got time to kill, I don't see why not.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)19:07:24 No.150931007

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)19:07:24 No.150931007

>>150930172
That's fair.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)19:20:39 No.150931282

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)19:20:39 No.150931282

Funny how they didn't diversify the Twits themselves. What, are the protagonists to the story too good for that?

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)19:39:20 No.150931599

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)19:39:20 No.150931599

>>150926034
I know there have been Americanized Roald Dahl adaptations before, but a movie called "The Twits" should be set in Britain.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)19:47:53 No.150931759

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)19:47:53 No.150931759

>>150926034
That little girl looks like a midget, way too many adult facial features

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)22:31:22 No.150933609

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)22:31:22 No.150933609

>>150931599
I agree

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)22:53:07 No.150933843

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)22:53:07 No.150933843

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Brits REALLY hate this thing

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)22:55:22 No.150933865

Anonymous 10/20/25(Mon)22:55:22 No.150933865

>>150933843
Good thing they have Americans to make up their minds for them.

Anonymous
10/20/25(Mon)22:56:43 No.150933882

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Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)01:10:32 No.150935155

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)01:10:32 No.150935155

>>150933843
well damn

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)01:57:37 No.150935503

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)01:57:37 No.150935503

>87 page dark comedy
>adapted into feature length Social Commentary musical

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)02:12:12 No.150935571

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)02:12:12 No.150935571

>>150933843
I can't believe so many Indians and Muslims would hate it.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)02:35:47 No.150935667

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)02:35:47 No.150935667

>>150931599
He really really hated when they put American twists on his films. Was kicked out of willy wonkas production because he hated that he was portrayed like a drunk. He stood outside The Witches premier booing it because they gave it a hollywood ending instead of the bittersweet one from the book.

He really loved the BFG animation though

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)02:37:42 No.150935678

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)02:37:42 No.150935678

>>150935667
>he hated that he was portrayed like a drunk
Imagine hating Gene Wilder's Wonka

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)02:46:41 No.150935720

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)02:46:41 No.150935720

Still no boy/going solo adaptations.

He was an oil worker who became a fighter pilot who then literally became James Bond before becoming a kids author

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)06:59:43 No.150936754

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:59:43 No.150936754

How much did they play this shit safe compared to the original book? Like do the Twits even die in this version?

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)07:59:25 No.150937076

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)07:59:25 No.150937076

>>150936754
SPOILERS!!

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)10:21:45 No.150938100

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)10:21:45 No.150938100

>>150933843
why are they like this

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)11:15:12 No.150938619

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)11:15:12 No.150938619

I clapped when the monkey furby thing said Oompa-land

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)13:11:16 No.150939884

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)13:11:16 No.150939884

>>150926034
s'okay