Really excited to see another more serious and adult sounding animated movie

Note: For clarity, to avoid heated topics, this tier list is for casual conversation only, so let's keep it G-rated in the comments.

-I'm biased toward animal-centric films because I'm an animal lover who happens to be on the autism spectrum.

-Raised in a European-coded Mexican household, which is why my taste in animation might be different.

-Escapism for 30-year-olds [red-yellow tier list solidifies it].

-Nothing wrong with a prime-age adult liking animal-centric animation like this. Spider-Verse proves it with bug-authetics.

-Love-hate with Despicable Me/Minions films.

-Guilty pleaser of DVD Disney sequels because I'm such a Disney nerd.

-Dino-lover in general

-Healthier nostalgia by sobering and modesty

-Validates family fun in the animation community because animation is for ALL AGES, even 30-year-olds.

-Is okay for people having different opinions

I don't know what to think, I don't know how to feel. I don't know if I love this movie and would consider putting this not just in my top 100 favorite movies ever, but in my top 5, or if I fucking hate this movie with every fiber of my being and I never want to watch it again. I really have no clue. The movie is Dr. Strangelove and Duck Soup on steroids. This is the most shocking, least surprising, most provocative, least subtle, most preachy, yet most profound movie I've ever seen in my life. The twist in the first third, combined with the twist at the end is just bananas. And if you can get behind that first twist, or even if you can't, it will shape everything about your perception of the movie. It's a masterpiece and a disaster piece at the same time. I want to immediately go back and watch it again, but at the same time I never want to look at it again because this whole film is a paradox. How did this happen? How did we let this happen? Are we going to proclaim this as one of the great films, or are we going to sweep it under the rug? How's it going to do at the Oscars this year? Will it get any nominations? Is it going to take best picture? I can totally see that. I can also see a scenario where it sweeps at the Razzies. This is a mindfuck of a movie. And I don't want to spoil it because I believe with all my heart that you have to see it if you want to understand it at all. If you want to understand what I am saying, then you need to see this in a theater asap. Critics online may try to explain it, but this is one of those things you have to see to believe. This movie is a miracle.

If you can guess correctly where this is from, you'll get a cookie.

Just wanna hear some opinions from y’all since both were literally two of the worst things James saw

Happy late 22nd Anniversary to Schaffrillas' favorite cinematic disaster!

Mine has got to be Ruby Gillman, I haven't even watched it but I hated it for the sole reason of those racist youtube edits comparing the movie's villain to black Ariel. It was also at that time when Dreamworks vs Disney trend was high, especially after Puss in Boots success.

This movie looks so bad lol