Wow, that is hilariously awful. They completely butchered everything.
Yes, that's a horribly underrated sequence - the situation is dynamic, the animation is great, and the music, for one sequence, is actually pretty good. Another scene I love is the alligator bit. I know it's become synonymous with "sudden pointless scene" and it does comea little out of nowhere, but it sets up a later scene and, honestly - the giant gator is singing! How can anyone not love that.
I've watched this movie a couple of times and it grows on me a bit more with each viewing - it's not perfect (no movie that contains that awful scene with the skittles-puppies is even close to perfect) but it looks good and is very atmospheric. I think of it as kind of a combination of Bluth's "good" movies, with him "doing Disney" in his own unique way, and his "bad" ones, where the overall quality of the films went down but they're so completely off the wall as to be almost worth watching anyway.
Yes, that's a horribly underrated sequence - the situation is dynamic, the animation is great, and the music, for one sequence, is actually pretty good. Another scene I love is the alligator bit. I know it's become synonymous with "sudden pointless scene" and it does comea little out of nowhere, but it sets up a later scene and, honestly - the giant gator is singing! How can anyone not love that.
I've watched this movie a couple of times and it grows on me a bit more with each viewing - it's not perfect (no movie that contains that awful scene with the skittles-puppies is even close to perfect) but it looks good and is very atmospheric. I think of it as kind of a combination of Bluth's "good" movies, with him "doing Disney" in his own unique way, and his "bad" ones, where the overall quality of the films went down but they're so completely off the wall as to be almost worth watching anyway.