There is a podcast for you whether you're more into critically acclaimed films, or you love "so bad it's good" movies, or you love reading unmade scripts online. Every movie lover should try these ten podcasts at least once. If you love watching terrible movies or just hearing them get torn apart by people who love them, then this podcast is for you.
The Legaue 's Paul Sheer and Jason Mantzoukas, and Grace and Frankie 's June Diane-Raphael are usually joined by a guest to talk about a bad movie and its ridiculous plot holes, acting, lines, and more. Don't assume that this is fueled by haters. Many times the hosts actually come out enjoying and recommending the movies they review.
At the end of each episode they also have a section called "second opinion" where they read five star reviews of each movie. Of course sometimes the hosts indeed find out how some of these movies get made through interviews with people who worked on the films themselves. It's truly an eye opener at the chaos that can ensue on set of a bad movie.
If you're a fan of reading scripts especially, then this is right up your alley. This podcast takes scripts that haven't been made yet and get stars to sit down and do a table read of it.
Host and former development executive, Franklin Leonard loves to refer to the episodes as "ear movies" and breaks up each script into four parts. The show switches the genres up so one month you might be deep into a drama while the next might be listening to a comedy. Many of the fans are able to vote which scripts they will do next. Join Now. So from all this, I think you can see I didn't really care for this movie, I think people should really sit this one out and let it fail so that hopefully they learn not to put out a project like this into the market just to make a little cash.
Fans of the first film may like this more coherent sequel but otherwise The Nut Job 2 is pretty forgettable stuff, and seems unlikely to generate a third movie. The story is predictable, but it is much better that the sleep-inducing first movie But go watch it as a standalone film, and you will be fine.
I think this is a significant step up from the first one in almost every way. If you're looking for a clean, afternoon watch with the kids, I've seen better and I've seen worse. While The Nut Job 2 had some good performances, the rest of the film is definitely not worth saving for the winter. Fairly funny, made-for-kids sequel to the animated film about a bunch of city park animals looking for the easy life. Though it is a marginal improvement over its predecessor, this unnecessarily made animated feature is still as bland and generic an animated feature can be.
The battle of wits between humans and the assorted animals provides much of the laughs and most of the best scenes of this amiable but unmemorable animated adventure. But the place is getting turned into an amusement park by an evil mayor. So they plan to fight back and how they succeed are the revealed in the remaining part. As I said, not bad. At least the children would enjoy it better.
The new characters are good, but that did not bring more fun. The comedies were average. With this year's average result from all the animated feature that had released, this film does not look so bad at all. Only if the story had been much better, it would have achieved a better result. The production and all the voice-over work were good. I don't know there will be another sequel, but I don't wish, except if they come up with some good story to tell for all ages.
It's just once watchable! Reno-Rangan Dec 14, Details Edit. Release date August 11, United States. ToonBox Entertainment Redrover Co. Steamroller Studios. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 31 minutes. Dolby Atmos. Related news. More like this. Watch options.
Storyline Edit. In a city park, Surly the Squirrel has finally gone too far with his latest caper. Now exiled, Surly and his rat buddy Buddy's collective nightmare on the streets ends when they discover a nut store to raid. With no other options, she arranges a deal to help in Surly's heist for the colony, even while Surly fully intends to betray it. However, there is more going on with the nut store being a front for bank robbers while Raccoon has his own agenda to ensure his own power.
In the mayhem to come, Surly finds himself challenged in ways he never expected and discovering the real prize to treasure in this adventure. Let's Get Nuts! Animation Adventure Comedy Crime Family. Rated PG for mild action and rude humor. Did you know Edit. Trivia It is the most expensive animated movie co-produced in South Korea.
Goofs The slats on the water wheel are the wrong way around to allow it to turn in the direction of the water flow. Quotes Surly : Buddy, we found it! Crazy credits During the end credits all the characters, plus an animated Psy , dance to Gangnam Style. Soundtracks N. User reviews 90 Review. Top review. A satire of heist movies.
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