Watched it with 2 friends last night.

Thoroughly enjoyed the movie but thought that it was a bit too long, during points in the middle. The ending definitely made up for it and had me entertained once more.

The ricer cars (especially wing-o) along with Luigi and his little buddy had me laughing especially hard. The flies were a neat idea, as well.

Overall, I enjoyed it more than their last big flick, Robots.

Anyone else see this one?

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Originally posted by Yan Watched it with 2 friends last night. Thoroughly enjoyed the movie but thought that it was a bit too long, during points in the middle. The ending definitely made up for it and had me entertained once more. The ricer cars (especially wing-o) along with Luigi and his little buddy had me laughing especially hard. The flies were a neat idea, as well. Overall, I enjoyed it more than their last big flick, Robots. Anyone else see this one?

wasn't Robots a dreamworks production?

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Originally posted by StanVoid wasn't Robots a dreamworks production?

Was it?

Whoops.

Probably meant to say that this animated motion picture was better than the last big one in theatres.

the incredibles?

gonna seee it tonight...my prediction is itll rock the cazbah.

prolly wont be as good as incredibles but still a kickass film

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looks stupid, over the hedge looks better.

I enjoyed it more than The Incredibles.

i want to see the stoner van

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Originally posted by BTG looks stupid, over the hedge looks better.

over the hedge was left wing propaganda
i think cars was right wing propaganda

but cars was better, over the hedge was kinda bleh

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