What Does It Say About Hollywood?

Huh... wonder what it says about Hollywood that in the last day or so I've watched two anti-hero/hero movies. One in live-action and the other in animation... and the animation one is lightyears better. Better characters, more innovative, and funnier.

Currently watching The Green Hornet and honestly, it's clear why it did nothing at the box office. It isn't funny. It isn't fun. It's not even interesting. In fact, it's not far from being offensive.

On the other hand, last night I watched the animated Megamind, and it was actually funny and endearing.

What does it say that Hollywood's live action superheroes suck so much than the 'kiddie' animation ones?

(Frankly, I had a similar thought while watching the animated "Tangled" the other day. Swear to god, it was more entertaining that most of the rom coms these days.)

What Does It Say About Hollywood?

Huh... wonder what it says about Hollywood that in the last day or so I've watched two anti-hero/hero movies. One in live-action and the other in animation... and the animation one is lightyears better. Better characters, more innovative, and funnier.

Currently watching The Green Hornet and honestly, it's clear why it did nothing at the box office. It isn't funny. It isn't fun. It's not even interesting. In fact, it's not far from being offensive.

On the other hand, last night I watched the animated Megamind, and it was actually funny and endearing.

What does it say that Hollywood's live action superheroes suck so much than the 'kiddie' animation ones?

(Frankly, I had a similar thought while watching the animated "Tangled" the other day. Swear to god, it was more entertaining that most of the rom coms these days.)

What Does It Say About Hollywood?

Huh... wonder what it says about Hollywood that in the last day or so I've watched two anti-hero/hero movies. One in live-action and the other in animation... and the animation one is lightyears better. Better characters, more innovative, and funnier.

Currently watching The Green Hornet and honestly, it's clear why it did nothing at the box office. It isn't funny. It isn't fun. It's not even interesting. In fact, it's not far from being offensive.

On the other hand, last night I watched the animated Megamind, and it was actually funny and endearing.

What does it say that Hollywood's live action superheroes suck so much than the 'kiddie' animation ones?

(Frankly, I had a similar thought while watching the animated "Tangled" the other day. Swear to god, it was more entertaining that most of the rom coms these days.)