Junior wants the CEO position so badly but he struggles to fire Tulip because she's kind and hardworking. The reason she's being let go is that she always comes up with new ideas to promote for Cornerstone but none of those ideas ever flew. Instead of firing Tulip Junior decides to transfer her to the mail room but that immediately backfires when she finds a boy's letter where it says that he wants a little brother. She sends the letter into the baby making the machine where a little baby girl is born. This miraculous dilemma is a huge situation for Junior because if his boss or any of the workers find out about this he will be fired.
]
A movie that relies way too much on its colorful animation that seems to forget that a good story needs characters. The plot isn't horrible a little unoriginal but had potential. The problem is it seems that the Warner Animation Group was attempting to make the characters as annoying and unlikable of possible. The comic relief wasn't funny the parental subplot made me wonder why CPS wasn't called on the parents and the conversations between the main characters made me wish the theater had a mute button. There were a lot of jokes that fell flat but there were several that were very clever and intelligent. Given the beautiful animation the jokes that worked and a nice although incredibly brief statement about single and same-sex parents at the end of the film I feel the film was passable but far from good.
No comments:
Post a Comment