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“What my motivation, Mistur Emmerich?” “You iz B.C. saber-cat.”
Bet _Speed Racer_ retains some magic in the Kenny home.
Too much free time on your hands Glenn.
Keith Uhlich – thanks for the laughs!
Why does that Tiger have just a head and front legs? I know there’s a hint of the rear part of the tiger, but that just looks bad…makes me not want to see the movie…(trailers did their best to turn me off, but this just finished it…)
Yeah, these paused (or should I say “pawsed,” ar ar ar) frames really do capture the shoddiness of the CGI work here. Maybe someone thought the faux-3D effect would compensate…