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Pic-related is boring story-wise. It's a cool piece of animation history, but the writing is generic as shit. Even had Williams finished it, it wouldn't have made the amount of money that went into producing it.
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>>155036936
The storytelling of this movie, which was made as an afterthought for the set pieces, is still better than vast majority of movies made this year.
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>>155037582
The general public would need an interesting story to remember this movie for, fluid animation alone wouldn't have saved it. The Thief doesn't really have anything it can offer to an average Joe who'd go and see it with his family in the 90s and then be nostalgic about it years later.
Roger Rabbit worked because of both the clever writing and excellent execution, one can't be separated from the other.
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>>155036936
KEK, NICE TRY.



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