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Flixfilm | Nye film og serier på Netflix

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By Mark Dindal, Paul Kaplan, Mark Torgove, David Reynolds
| flixfilm.dk
Film | 2024 | 101 min | Animation, Eventyr, Komedie Instruktør: Mark Dindal Medvirkende: Chris Pratt, Samuel L. Jackson, Hannah Waddingham Manuskriptforfatter: Paul A. Kaplan, Mark Torgove, David Reynolds Dansk biografpremiere: 8.
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Review: Substituting Action-Movie Tropes for Lasagna Feasts, 'The Garfield Movie' Could Use More Lard

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By Paul Kaplan, Mark Torgove, David Reynolds, Mark Dindal
| LA Weekly Verified
Animated movies can either be wonderful works of art or obnoxious cash grabs intended to capture the short attention spans of children. Sometimes you’ll get a profoundly resonant Pixar movie like the nuanced Incredibles or a poetically resplendent Ghibli movie (like the lyrical Ponyo), but too often you get The Garfield Movie, a hectic animation that gives you the feeling of a queasy sugar rush.
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Review: Substituting Action-Movie Tropes for Lasagna Feasts, “The Garfield Movie” Could Use More Lard

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By Asher Luberto, Paul Kaplan, Mark Torgove, David Reynolds
| The Village Voice Verified
Animated movies can either be wonderful works of art or obnoxious cash grabs intended to capture the short attention spans of children. Sometimes you’ll get a profoundly resonant Pixar movie like the nuanced Incredibles or a poetically resplendent Ghibli movie (like the lyrical Ponyo), but too often you get The Garfield Movie, a hectic animation that gives you the feeling of a queasy sugar rush.
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