Still, I’ll give them a try and I do like how animated studios produce movies, but it’s sad than these endeavors are not as fully develop nor as are they polished as they could’ve been. That being said, most of them have the potential to be good (and certainly get some things right), but, more often than not, most are subpar to some of the more prominent kid’s animated movies out there. Naturally, I told gravitate towards the “big releases” of animated movies from the major studios, but (much like I said in the opening paragraph) I’ve seeing several smaller studio cartoon movies coming out and getting a theatrical release and / or placed on various streaming sites (i.e.
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a much simpler time), but animated feature films have always fond within my movie viewing entertainment.
Maybe it’s the “kid at heart” mentality within me or just simple childhood nostalgia (i.e. I do enjoy love watching animated movies. I’ve said it before (many times before) and I’ll continue to say…. To prove himself, Swifty, along with PB, Lemmy, and Swifty’s secret crush Bertha (Heidi Klum), must uncover the truth behind Otto’s plan and save their town from doom. However, Swifty quickly becomes entangled into something larger by this action, discovering a nefarious plot with Otto Van Walrus’s plans, a secret conspiracy over the disappearance of ABDS’s Top Dogs, and the sudden change in warmer weather in the surrounding. One day, Swift suddenly gets his chance to command his own sled and delivers a mysterious package to a secret isolated location to one Otto Van Walrus (John Cleese). Yet, despite his small stature, inexperience, and occasionally drawing fire from curmudgeonly Elk boss Magda (Anjelica Huston), Swifty still continues to be optimistic in becoming Top Dog status. While fellow work pals PB (Alec Baldwin) and Lemmy (James Franco) find joy in their mundane task at ABDS, Swifty yearns to become the company’s “Top Dog”, the Arctic’s star husky couriers that deliver the mail all around town. Swifty (Jeremy Renner) is an arctic fox, who works in the mailroom of the Arctic Blast Delivery Services (ABDS), but he has much bigger dreams. Does this movie find itself as “top dog” or does it get lost within its arctic mess? Now, Entertainment Studios and director Aaron Woodley present the latest cartoon adventure motion picture (from a non-major animated studio) with the movie Arctic Dogs.
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While major animated features are the “top” of everyone’s list (most being popular franchise series or cartoon tentpoles), several animated films, including Leap!, Duck Duck Goose, Rock Dog, Norm of the North, and Ratchet & Clank, to play a part in spotlight entertainment in children’s animated endeavors.
While animation juggernaut studios will continue to make “waves” with their feature film releases (from the likes of such companies like Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, and Illumination Entertainment), more and more small animated studios have slowly been appearing in theaters (or other various media platforms) trying to catch the attention of its viewers within its cartoon presentation. AN UNMEMORABLE (AND DATED) ANIMATED FEATURE
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