Great movie, visuals, story & characters. Watched it today in a sold-out theater at Universal City, full of families armed with extra-large popcorn baskets and coke bottles.
Probably the film's most important thread is that we're polluting our earth to such extent that it's becoming inhabitable. In the film, when the overweight humans return to earth, it's still the same unlivable place. Still, they're excited to be back.
In theater, when the lights went on, and everyone had left I couldn't believe garbage battleground in the theater. Rubbish everywhere, left by people who just watched this lovable, yet bleak view of the future for 97 minutes. The incredibly important message was lost entirely on the audience. I didn't leave as upbeat as the other reviewers, maybe because I was confronted with the ugly truth about how we pollute this marvellous place, even inside the theater. Will we never learn?
Probably the film's most important thread is that we're polluting our earth to such extent that it's becoming inhabitable. In the film, when the overweight humans return to earth, it's still the same unlivable place. Still, they're excited to be back.
In theater, when the lights went on, and everyone had left I couldn't believe garbage battleground in the theater. Rubbish everywhere, left by people who just watched this lovable, yet bleak view of the future for 97 minutes. The incredibly important message was lost entirely on the audience. I didn't leave as upbeat as the other reviewers, maybe because I was confronted with the ugly truth about how we pollute this marvellous place, even inside the theater. Will we never learn?