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I'm Caleb.
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This week on the podcast we got nothing for 4k spotlight.
Absolutely jack shit.
Unless you want to pick up a third version of Dirty Dan- oh wait no I'm sorry that came
out last week I'm sorry.
Nevermind don't listen to what I'm saying.
Excuse me.
So we'll just be moving into Through the Wall where we got a couple of things to talk about.
We got some Disney Plus Day announcements as well as a certain horror movie that both
Caleb and I are very excited for coming out this October.
Had a huge announcement that I think will excite a lot of fans, make them happy, but
let's hope it doesn't affect the box office.
And then we'll be moving into our headliner after that which will be our breakdown of
Mr. P. Boddy and Sherman.
So yeah, Caleb, buddy say we get started.
I say let's do it.
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Was that very loud on your end or was that just me?
No, it was ridiculously loud on my end and I don't know why.
Okay, just being sure because Vic, if I go any more deaf in my left ear, I'm going to
ask some very nice words for you.
I know, I'm just kidding.
I don't know why it was that loud.
Anyway, it's like I said, nothing for 4k spotlight so we're moving straight into Through the
Wall where we got a couple of Disney Plus Day announcements and Caleb, do you by chance
have those pulled up?
I will here in a second.
Okay, cool.
I know one that we got, we got our first official look at how Pinocchio was going to look like
in the live action version.
Was that a full blown trailer?
I think it was.
It wasn't released to the public but I think they did showcase a full trailer.
Dude, what the hell?
I saw it on TikTok but it only showed the opening scene with Tom Hanks and then the
blue fairy and then it cut off so I didn't see anything else other than that.
Yeah, I thought it wasn't even, I thought nothing was released for it.
Yeah, I mean they've just been promoting it on TikTok lately but yeah, I don't know what
the hell is up with that.
What are your thoughts on how, oh you haven't seen how Pinocchio looks?
Like the picture?
Like is it a picture?
Yeah, it's a picture.
Oh, that's like as comic, or not comic, what the hell are we talking about?
That's as accurate as you can possibly get though, right?
It is.
I feel it might be a little too accurate because it really looks too CGI.
Like I don't know, he doesn't even look like he's a puppet anymore, maybe he's just me.
Okay listen, listen.
You gotta remember.
He's about to school me in Pinocchio.
No, not even that.
You gotta remember, this is going straight to Disney Plus.
They are not going to drop the big money budget that they are going to with something that's
getting released in theaters.
See I, but fair, but I hate when studios do that.
They're just like, oh well since it's going on streaming, we're not going to pay the big
budget.
Remember Lady and the Tramp?
God damn it, fair enough.
Yeah that didn't have a super high budget.
The CGI, you could totally tell it was kind of fake.
Was the movie bad?
No it wasn't.
Fair enough.
Freaking loud ass cat dude.
Yeah I know he is, but I love him to death.
I just gotta make sure he doesn't hop up on me.
Anyway, so yeah, that, okay fair enough.
So I guess we'll see how this translates to this movie.
I just want them to release the damn trailer so I can actually see him in motion.
Yeah I know right?
Like come on.
Dude, like what I'm surprised is with how accurately they went with Pinocchio.
What the hell happened with Jiminy Cricket?
That is an excellent question.
Like they kind of dropped the ball with him.
Like I'm like, if you're going like, like show accurate, like go show accurate.
Yeah you know, yeah fair enough.
Wait what the, I love how when I type in Pinocchio 2022, the first thing that pops up is not
that picture.
It's a freaking new dark Pinocchio souls like gameplay.
That's what they're showcasing, not freaking the Disney live action version of Pinocchio.
That's freaking hilarious.
Literally it's all about that except for two articles about Pinocchio.
Geez.
Wow.
Anyway, were you able to get that list pulled up?
Yes, I was.
Sweet.
So first up, like we said, Pinocchio is going to be one of the big releases.
Cars on the Road is going to be another release.
So that's the...
Still haven't watched that trailer.
You're not missing a lot.
It's just Lightning McQueen and Mater deciding to go on a road trip.
So that's what it's going to be like.
It's just going to be a series of shorts of Mater and Lightning McQueen's road trip.
Okay.
Like going from place to place.
I enjoy those two characters together for the most part.
They've had some moments I hated them.
Cars 2!
Excuse me.
But hopefully as long as it's better than Cars 2, then we're okay.
Yeah.
I'll definitely check this one out.
The next one is the Dancing with the Stars most memorable dances.
Who gives a shit about that?
I haven't watched that show since I watched it with my grandma when I was a child.
Yeah.
Let's see.
Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory.
Don't know what that's about.
Frozen Sing Along and Frozen 2 Sing Along.
This other thing called Growing Up.
Sorry.
No.
What were you saying?
I was going to say I'm amazed that freaking, well I'm just shocked that Encanto got a Sing
Along version on Disney Plus before Frozen and Frozen 2 did.
I think it's just because it's newer so it's like everyone wants to watch that one.
So I think it's just they're working their way backwards.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
Then there's this show called Growing Up.
It sucks.
I'm just kidding.
It's like a docu-series about adolescents with 10 compelling coming of age stories.
I'm actually interested.
I love coming of age stories so I'm actually interested in that.
Yeah.
I know you're kind of a sucker for those.
Yes I am.
But I mean it'll be nice.
So it's like 10 different stories and they're going to be 30 minutes each.
Sorry.
How many minutes each?
30.
So a good half hour per episode.
So it's not like a movie or nothing.
Okay.
But yeah then let's see.
She-Hulk episode 4 will come out.
Which I don't know if you've seen episode 1 yet.
Oh.
Didn't we talk about this?
I forget if I talked about it with you or DJ.
No yeah we talked about it.
Dude so freaking good.
Yeah dude.
Like I told Kayle just so.
A little pre-G but it was good.
I was okay with that.
I mean honestly only the first episode in and this might be, this might, I mean after
I had to wait for the whole show to finish, but this might come in second behind Hawkeye
for my favorite MCU show.
Oof.
That's a good call.
Let's see we got the Thor Love and Thunder will be coming out.
The making of Thor Love and Thunder will be coming out.
I want to give that movie another watch because.
I do too.
It's like I'm not quite sure I liked it as much as I think I did.
Really?
Like I want to go back.
I want to go back and like figure that one out.
Have you watched any of the other like making of documentaries they've done on Marvel stuff?
Oh I watch all of them.
Okay hell yeah.
Dude I freaking love them.
I've only.
I've only seen the one for Eternals and Hawkeye.
The one for Shang-Chi was pretty bitchin'.
Yeah okay.
Let's check that one out.
Let's see.
I feel like I got tricked.
It's called Obi-Wan Kenobi a Jedi's Return.
Which is basically just a making of.
Dude I thought the same thing when I first saw that announcement on Facebook.
I'm like holy shit they're doing something else now.
Damn it's just a freaking making of.
I know I was like oh shit next season bitch.
Just call it the making of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Don't try to like drop this fancy shit on it.
Yeah.
Then there's another show called Remembering.
Which this one's supposed to be pretty cool.
So it's supposed to have, so it's a movie about a writer played by Brie Larson who is
writing a story but forgets what her idea was when her phone rings.
And the cool thing is it has an augmented reality app.
And so you can use it to shine, put it on the movie and it will give you stuff to look
at within the movie itself.
Like it'll be triggered by certain scenes and then you can do an AR experience.
It seems interesting.
So I'm like really interested in seeing that because I'm like super for like the AR augmented
reality shit.
So that seems pretty cool.
I'm definitely going to be checking that out.
Let's see a Welcome to the Club.
It's a new short from The Simpsons.
And then another series called Tierra Incognita.
I don't know too much about that.
It is a Latin based show or a Latin based series.
So pretty cool.
So it's a pretty solid lineup.
Yeah.
Seems like a really cool lineup.
Definitely some things I'm more excited for than others but I think for the most part
this is one of the better Disney Plus days that we've had.
Fair.
It dropped last year.
Yeah exactly.
I mean the only things that I remember that dropped like the first Disney Plus day when
it you know officially dropped is the live action Lady and the Tramp and then that Christmas
movie Noelle.
Yeah.
Those are the only ones and that's just because those are really good.
Yeah Noelle.
Oh yeah.
I love those a really fun Christmas movie.
That was a great Christmas movie.
But yeah that's everything for Disney Plus day.
All right.
Cool.
Well moving on from that Jamie Lee Curtis blessed us with some awesome news for Halloween
ends today.
She made a really like sweet video about her talking about how it's been like a privilege
to have been able to play Laurie Strode for four decades and you know just talking about
how she thinks that this will this is a fitting conclusion to this saga.
Even though we all know it's not going to be the end it's going to be the end of Laurie
Strode but I'm sure that since the rights go back to the Akkad family after this I'm
sure in a couple of years Michael Myers will be back.
But she says that because last year with Halloween kills you know with the pandemic and everything
they decided to release Halloween kills not only in theaters but also on Peacock on the
same day.
So day and date.
And because of the success that they had with that one not only at the box office but also
in the streaming numbers they have decided to also do that with Halloween ends.
So on October 14th you can watch Halloween ends not only in theaters but also on Peacock.
That's going to be the shit.
Probably unfortunately probably going to get a lot more people.
What's the word pirating it.
Unfortunately but you got to think like if they're willing to release it on Peacock.
Like how bad did the pirating affect their numbers.
Probably not all that much.
Fair enough.
That's a good point.
Like I think if it if it affected them too much I think they would have been like a no
like we're releasing it in theaters.
But just the fact that they are willing to release this on streaming is a huge deal.
Yeah I mean I know with Universal right now they they've been doing the I think it's like
a 45 day window where they'll release it in theaters but then a month and a half later
it will come to straight it will come to streaming and you can pay like 20 I think like 20 bucks
to rent it because it happened with the black phone a couple months ago and then have one
the bad guys and everything.
But is the first I this is the first one in a while that they're doing the.
No you don't have to pay to rent it.
Non-streaming if you have Peacock premium you can watch it that way or you can go see
it in theaters.
Yeah dude freaking the Peacock subscriptions are going to freaking skyrocket.
I hope so considering I mean yeah this is the final time that Jamie Lee Curtis will
ever play Laurie Strode.
So hell yeah it's really sad to think I don't want this to end.
All I know is this better be the goriest and bloodiest showdown in history and they have
Freddie versus Jake Jason to go up again so they got a they got a lot to live up to when
it comes to gory showdowns.
Straight up.
Yeah so we're definitely freaking doing that.
Yes.
Yes I'm so excited.
They say that.
Oh sorry.
No I was just saying I from some forums that I follow.
Big screen is starting to look into offering a in app browser.
Well it's about damn time.
Yeah so as soon as they do that we'll be able to watch Peacock from from the big screen
app so I'm hoping that they knock that out fairly soon.
Yeah if not we'll have to figure something out.
Okay we'll make it work we'll make it work.
Oh I hear some people are saying that with this announcement that we'll probably be getting
another trailer soon.
I hope so.
Are you gonna watch it or are you gonna try and avoid.
See that's the problem with me I'm like I don't want to see any more but at the same
time I do.
I know I'm such a.
That's my problem.
Yeah too.
I avoid TV spots if I can.
Yeah.
But trailers.
That's where I draw the line.
TV spots I will not watch but I'm a sucker for a trailer.
Yeah so yeah and especially with Halloween yeah I'm sure I'll be watching the second
trailer.
God damn it.
I love how we always seem to go with like oh this isn't happening or like what was I
saying.
I forgot what I was gonna say.
Oh like how with trailers we always seem to be like yeah this is the last one I'm watching
and then we talk about like the next trailer like the following episode.
Yeah I do.
But I hope that they were when we do get a second trailer I hope that because I feel
the first trailer did such a great job of like giving you what you want to see but like
not giving away like literally anything at all which is what you want in a movie trailer
and so I'm hoping the same thing happens with the second trailer because they gave away
way too much in the Halloween kills trailers.
Yeah absolutely.
Like I would have.
Way too freaking much.
I don't like don't get me wrong it was cool seeing in the trailers but I would have loved
to have seen the Michael slaughtering all of those firefighters on the big screen for
the first time and not in the trailer.
Oh dude absolutely.
Absolutely freaking literally.
Because I think I've already said this on podcast but every single time when you when
the one of the firefighters is literally just he like looks over in the distance and he's
I think he says what the F is that and you just see Michael Myers walk through the burning
door in slow mo and oh my god it's so beautiful.
I love it and just the heavy breathing and yeah.
Yeah that was freaking borderline iconic.
Have you seen the I don't know if you follow Nick Castle at all but did you see his post
a couple weeks ago that it did not.
So he shared the image of him because I guess when he does the breathing for Myers he takes
his hands like this and class I don't know and can see this.
He takes his hands and class them together and does the breathing breathing that way
and so he was doing that and he said breathing shape into breathing life into the shape one
last time.
I'm just like that is so cool yeah I'm like that's sad but you know that's awesome that
I'm really happy that they brought the original Michael Myers back to have some a part in
this trilogy.
So absolutely like that just kind of adds a level of just special to yeah I agree.
Yeah absolutely agree and his freaking breathing is iconic of Myers.
But that's unless you got anything else you want to say about Halloween ends.
No I'm really excited I'm so happy that I get to see this on streaming.
So that's that's gonna be freaking awesome.
Dude like honestly and I think I will go see it in the theaters also eventually but just
it seems every single time since and I think I've already said this ever since covid or
like since the movie theaters reopened after covid every single time I go it is my movie
experience is ruined because someone pulls out a phone every single freaking movie I
go see.
Yup.
And it's really frustrating.
I'm so sick of people.
I swear to God if anyone pulls one out for Halloween ends that bitch is going into my
hand and that bitch is getting freaking shocked across the freaking room.
How funny would it be if we're watching it in big screen if they like had a phone like
prop that you can grab.
Caleb all I can say is don't you fucking dare.
That's all I'm going to say.
Shit that'd be hilarious though.
I'll be on the next flight out there to bitch slap you.
I believe it.
I absolutely believe that.
Yeah nothing else from me about Halloween ends.
Yeah okay cool.
Well in that case what do you say we move on to our headliner.
I say let's do it.
Alright so for this week's headliner we'll be breaking down Mr. Peabody and Sherman and
I know this is way out of left field for us because we said that we were going to do nope
but that did not happen unfortunately but we still got a very good movie to talk about
and the way that this came across us reviewing is really kind of funny because Caleb said
that he was looking for something to watch with Iris and he couldn't find anything on
Hulu or Netflix or Paramount Plus or even Disney Plus so he goes on Peacock and he finds Mr.
Peabody and Sherman and he's like hey Rose has a soft spot for that movie so turned it
on and he messaged me hey Rose let's break down Mr. Peabody and Sherman and I'm just
like hell yeah.
Always take it.
I will take any opportunity I can to talk about that movie.
Yeah absolutely.
I mean it's a great movie and we'll be getting into that but yeah I've kind of been in the
tough spot this week and last week.
The joys of being a father.
Yeah I'm kind of living that single parent life for these past two weeks.
You're doing great.
Yeah because my wife took a trip to Utah for a week and she left a little earlier than
expected so I had to record with Iris being alone and then I'm doing the same thing today
because she gets back supposedly tomorrow and yeah so I need to have like all this shit
done out of the way but yeah we'll be back to like adult movies but I mean maybe I mean
we freaking talked about Shippen Dale.
Oh yeah and we've also done Encanto and we've done quite a bit of child movies or kids movies.
But yeah so this is just one of those ones where I'm like dude I can't go see the movie
that we're supposed to talk about so eventually we'll stop promising that we'll do it.
Nope.
You know what we should have done Minions considering you went and saw that with Iris.
That would have been a funny one to do too.
So if you ever wanted to do that one I'll pay to go see it in theaters.
I don't care.
Yeah it's spoiler alert not that special.
I mean but it's a Minion movie like is anyone really that surprised?
Maybe I'll maybe I'll make it like one of the many recommendations that we do on TikTok.
There we go.
Wish you can follow at the Albros.
Anyway the way he did.
Shameless plug.
Yeah I was gonna say what's that?
Okay so Caleb do you want to tell everybody how we break down movies on this podcast?
I would love to.
If you are new to our breakdown system we have split movies into eight different categories
that we individually score to come to a final Albros letter grade.
The eight categories that we score are story, writing, acting, character development, effects
with this being an animated movie it's more going to be about the animation, music, costumes
and then our own personal score at the very end.
All of those numbers get magically added up and thrown into our algorithm and sped out
a letter grade for us to compare it to other movies.
So with that if you have not seen Mr. Peabody and Sherman you have had eight years to do
so.
Yeah.
So I think.
Yeah I've had eight years.
Yeah I think you're past the point of being able to bitch about it if we spoil it for
you.
Yeah he's right.
He's right.
Yeah so Rose is about to read the entire synopsis so if you haven't seen the movie spoiler
alert now and yeah take it away Rose.
Alright Mr. Peabody is a gifted anthropomorphic dog who lives in a penthouse in New York City
with his adopted human son seven-year-old Sherman and tutors him by traveling throughout
history using the way back.
They visit Marie Antoinette in Versailles during the French Revolution in 1789.
Getting caught in the reign of terror Peabody is nearly sent to the guillotine to be executed
by Maximillan Robespierre but escapes with Sherman through the Paris sewers.
In the present day Sherman attends the Susan B. Anthony School on his first day while Peabody
struggles to come to terms with Sherman's growing maturity as he fears of losing his
bond with him.
Sherman's knowledge of the apocryphal nature of the George Washington cherry tree anecdote
leads to a fight with one of his classmates, a bossy girl named Penny Peterson, in the
cafeteria where she puts him in a choke hold accusing him of being a dog since he was raised
by Peabody.
Peabody is called in by Principal Purdy as Sherman had bitten Penny in self-defense and
also confronted by Miss Grunion, a child protective services agent who suspects that Sherman's
behavior is due to being raised by a dog and plans to visit to their home.
Sherman invites Penny and her parents, Paul and Patty, over for a dinner party before
Miss Grunion arrives.
Penny calls Sherman a liar for claiming first-hand knowledge of history.
Despite Peabody's contrary instructions, Sherman shows Penny the way back to show proof and
takes her into the past where she stays in ancient Egypt in 1332 BCE to marry King Tut.
Sherman returns to get Peabody's help.
Peabody hypnotizes Peterson and heads to Egypt to stop the wedding.
Penny initially refuses to leave, hoping to achieve Tut's riches after he dies, until
she is informed that she as well will be killed alongside Tut during the wedding and escapes
with Peabody and Sherman.
While trying to return, the way back runs out of power so they stop at Renaissance Florence
in 1508 where they meet Leonardo da Vinci and Lisa del…
Oh my god, I'm going to butcher this so bad.
Del Giocando?
Sure.
Okay, I feel bad.
Pioneering Mona Lisa's Famous Smile Penny and Sherman explore da Vinci's attic
and find his flying machine.
Penny goads Sherman into flying it, which he manages to do before crashing.
Da Vinci is thrilled the device works, but Peabody is upset that Sherman was almost killed
while also having destroyed a historical artifact.
When they resume their journey, Sherman learns of Miss Grunion's plot to take him away
and enters a fight with Peabody.
As they feud, a black hole in time makes them crash land during the Trojan War in 1184 BCE.
Upset about Peabody not trusting him, Sherman runs away and joins the army of King Agamemnon
in the Trojan Horse, but reconciles with him during the battle.
During the final parts of the Trojan War, Penny and Sherman are trapped inside the horse
as it rolls towards a ravine.
Peabody saves them but seemingly dies during the attempt, causing Sherman to break down
in tears while Penny comforts him.
Feeling bad for his actions, Sherman decides to go home and pilots the way back to a few
minutes before they left in the present to get Mr. Peabody's help to fix everything,
despite Peabody's earlier warnings to never return to a time when they existed.
As Sherman and Penny try to explain the situation, Sherman's earlier self shows up.
When Grunion arrives, Peabody tries to conceal from the Petersons the presence of two Shermans,
but the second Peabody arrives back from ancient Troy, complicating the situation.
Troy Peabody reveals he survived the crash, much to Sherman's relief.
Grunion attempts to collect both Shermans, but they and the Peabodies merge, which generates
a massive cosmic shockwave.
Grunion grabs Sherman and hurts him while attempting to take him away.
The enraged Peabody bites Grunion in retaliation, and she calls the New York Police Department.
Peabody, Penny, and Sherman race to the way back, but cannot time travel from a rip in
the space-time continuum caused by the merging of their cosmic doubles.
The collision causes a portal to appear above New York and historic objects and figures,
many from earlier parts of the story, rain down everywhere in the city.
Mr. Peabody crash lands the way back in Grand Army Plaza at the base of William Tecumseh
Sherman's statue.
Historical figures and police officers quickly surround them, while Grunion calls in animal
control to arrest Peabody.
Sherman explains everything was his fault, but Grunion contends that it is all because
a dog cannot raise a boy.
He encounters with, if being a dog means being as loving and loyal as Peabody is, then he
is proud to be a dog as well.
Penny, her parents, the historical figures, and others all make the same pledge.
George Washington grants Peabody a presidential pardon, which is supported by Abraham Lincoln
and Bill Clinton, forcing the authorities to leave Mr. Peabody alone.
When larger objects such as the Sphinx, the Armistice Titanic, and the Florence Cathedral
begin falling through the rib, the people of the present and the past are forced to
brainstorm ideas to prevent disaster.
Peabody and Sherman take off on the way back and travel into the future for a few minutes,
successfully undoing the damage.
The historical figures are dragged back to their respective times, with Agamemnon abducting
Grunion back to his own time as she vows revenge on Peabody.
Sherman returns to school, having become great friends with Penny, and finally begins to
develop his relationship with Peabody further, officially referring to him as Father.
History has become contaminated with modern traits, through a New York themed party, DaVinci
and Del Giocando pioneering pop art, Washington and Benjamin Franklin competing over the value
of the banknotes with their respective faces on them, Albert Einstein becoming enraged
when he is unable to solve a Rubik's Cube, Robespierre failing to use a taser properly,
and Grunion and Agamemnon married in the Trojan horse by Odysseus after Grunion accepts
his love.
Oh my god, I butchered that so bad, that's one of my worst ones in a while.
Jeez.
Yeah, that one wasn't ideal.
But you did your best and that's why we love it.
Whew.
Jeez, kind of a complicated story when you like, break it down.
A little bit, I didn't think it was this complicated, but you know, kudos to whoever wrote this.
But yeah, they...
Overall I think the movie works pretty well.
Like being like an asshole critic though, I think it starts to fall apart when you kind
of get into the nitty gritty details of it.
I think they just try to throw way too much into it.
But just kind of, not like, they overflow the cup a little bit.
And it just kind of, the story seems very full.
And it's like a lot of mini micro stories.
Fair enough.
And so it just kind of feels like cluttered a little bit.
Yeah, I will admit, honestly, my favorite part, I feel like the first 20 minutes are
my favorite part.
And that's just because it's mostly focusing on just Peabody and Sherman.
I feel once they go to the dinner party and everything, I get what they were trying to
do, they have to come up with a good way to use the way back and everything for the plot.
But I agree with you, it does kind of get a little wishy washy.
I don't know if that's a good way to explain it.
But just it feels like they're trying to do so much in so little time.
Yeah, I think something that would have been interesting for them to do alternatively,
because I mean, did Mr. Peabody and Sherman in the original show, did they time travel?
Yes, they did.
They did?
Okay, then I think what I would have done, because it just felt like a continuation of
like, of the story, like, from the original show, it just felt like a continuation.
So it's just like, hey, like, they're still time traveling or whatever.
I think because this is a brand new experience for younger viewers, I think they should have
just gone solely with it being for the purpose of educating Sherman.
I think what they could have done was show that Mr. Peabody can basically do anything.
And then he's teaching this boy how to do everything.
But he goes to school, and he comes home with a bad history test.
And so he's just like, the best way to learn is to experience it.
And so he goes and then he like builds the way back.
And then they have their adventures that way.
You know what, I don't know, I would I would have loved to see Mr. P. Like, I don't know,
I would have loved the folks of the movie to be how Mr. Peabody got the idea for I mean,
he does explain why he got the idea for the way back.
But I would love to see the actual process into building it.
Yeah, I don't know if like, the process of building it could would have been super interesting.
It could have been a good like montage though.
That's true.
Um, but no, I get where you're coming from.
Because I know in the original show, um, god damn it, um, I swear they did something like
that with you with like, how you're saying like with Sherman's math test, or sorry, history
test.
Um, I swear they, I swear they did something like that.
But just like, I agree with you, like something like a reason for them to go back in time
because of Sherman makes more sense.
Yeah, I think that would have been a little bit better.
And then you get into like the full blown the hijinks of like the time travel.
And I think you could have had the same story, where maybe each time that they traveled because
of something Sherman broke, or whatever was causing ripples in time.
And then like when they eventually went back to their time, then it's like the grand portal
opened and then they had to basically just do exactly what they did in this one.
It's just changing the changing the, um, the catalyst of this movie instead of it being
like, because it, it just felt like that time travel thing wasn't super important until
it was fair enough.
Like there was no reason for them to like other than it's like, Hey, they used to time
travel.
So now they're time traveling here, but Sherman has to go to school and he's getting bullied.
And he invites like the family over to like resolve this conflict.
And then she calls, or then the little brat bitch calls Sherman a liar.
And so he has to prove to her that she, that they do have a time machine.
It just feels very convoluted for, you know, it's line that always like makes me mad.
Um, is that, you know, with you, uh, how Penny Lake tells Sherman, Oh yeah, you're a liar.
The whole, when, um, he first shows her the way back and he's just like, Oh, you know,
Mr. Peabody says I can't drive it until I'm older.
And she's just like, you listen to everything that Mr. Peabody says.
Do you know what that makes you?
He's like an obedient son.
He's like, no, a dog.
I'm like, no, that makes him an obedient son.
Yeah.
I don't know what the hell you're talking about.
Yeah.
Like she's just doubling down on her frigging bullying.
Yeah, seriously.
We get it.
He's a dog, but he's a different kind of dog.
Yeah.
It did.
I did not care for it.
I would have eliminated the Penny character altogether.
Yeah.
I honestly would have to.
Cause it's just, like I said, it just gets too, it becomes too much.
And you're just like, okay, now we're dealing with this.
Now we're dealing with, because like what I'm also thinking too is like when they got
trapped in like the Renaissance with Da Vinci and then they, they're like building this
machine to charge the way back.
Like what the hell was up with that?
Like it just, it was very, and I know this is a kid's movie and I'm not
going to be docking it like super harsh.
It's just little things I feel they could have improved upon immensely would have really,
really helped with the, uh, the overall flow of the story.
It just, they, it just felt like they're trying to cram too much in here.
And I think that they could have had the exact same story of Peabody and Sherman and their
like growth together as a father and son unit.
You could have had all of that in a much different story.
Yeah, I agree.
Cause the relationship they set up between Peabody and Sherman is fantastic.
It's a great father son dynamic.
Yeah, they did a great job with that.
Like it was so fun to watch and it's interesting to see how at the beginning of the movie,
it does really kind of start off like feeling like Sherman is just like Peabody's ward or
something.
Yeah.
And then how it eventually grows to feel like a little bit more fatherly.
Yeah.
So I think the movie did an excellent job with that.
Um, it's just, like I said, it's just plot wise.
Yeah.
Yeah I mean, I know that they wanted to go like grand scale for Mr. Peabody and Sherman
movie and this is probably the only way they could think like, oh, you know, like how we,
can we get it to where, you know, like they mess up the past.
And so all of a sudden all these famous historical figures literally just crash land into New
York at the end.
Because like I get you want to make it big, especially because I feel that a lot of people
did not watch Mr. Peabody and Sherman because if I'm being honest, like this was my first
introduction to these characters.
I didn't watch the shorts until after this movie.
I know that they were always attached with Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Of course I watched that.
But I get that they probably wanted to try to be like, oh, hey, you know, like, let's
make this big scale.
So maybe that can get people to watch the old cartoons after they see this movie.
But I feel like they could have still kept it more tame, but still had a great story.
Absolutely.
Absolutely agree with you on that one.
Yeah.
I think if you really wanted to include Penny in this, maybe have that conflict where Penny's
calling Sherman a liar because he's sharing like, hey, like me and my like me and Mr.
Peabody have traveled into the past.
And then she's like, liar.
And then have her like, see, like, see the truth.
Like see, we're actually have a time machine and like all that at the end after they're
like big adventure, like kind of wrap that little side story up.
Like if you really wanted to include Penny.
Yeah, no, that's a good point.
Like it just it would have Penny just kind of threw a wrench in everything and it wasn't
great.
And I think that's more of a writing issue.
So I'm not going to dock because of Penny yet, but I will be talking because of Penny.
So personally with story, I think I'm sitting around like an eighty four.
OK, I'm going to go one point higher than you.
Eighty five.
Yeah, like I totally understand.
Like like like we've stated, we're not the target audience for this.
And I think it made enough sense for kids.
But from a critics perspective, it just it had issues.
And I think if we were being like complete and utter assholes, I'd be down in like the
70s.
But we give fair, fair scores on this podcast or as fair as we feel they deserve.
And because we're not the target audience and it just it made enough sense for kids.
That's why I think it scored as high as it did.
Yeah, agreed.
All right.
Next up, we got writing it to the frickin jokes in this.
We're pretty good.
Yeah, there is literally only one joke that I rolled.
And that's just because of my OK.
Yeah, you know, they got to have some, you know, funny kid humor.
And it's just the Sherman saying like, oh, well, you can't marry him.
You can't marry King Tut because, first of all, his name rhymes with but I'm like, oh,
my God.
Yeah.
I'm.
Dude, I have such a weird sense of humor because it's either like super dark, twisted shit
or it's dad jokes.
So for me, Mr. Peabody's dad jokes landed every single time.
I love it.
He makes some really good ones, the frickin oh, but you know what they say?
First you don't succeed.
Troy, Troy again.
I know.
I love it.
Dude, I was laughing so hard with shit like that.
Dude, dad jokes just hit my funny bone like something awesome.
That's awesome.
And then, oh, my gosh.
And then like we kind of like let into it while you're reading the synopsis, the Bill
Clinton joke.
Holy shit.
Oh, my God.
I can't believe they even put this joke in the movie, but boy, am I happy they did.
Yeah.
So for those of you that don't know, when Mr. Peabody is getting the presidential pardon
for biting the social worker from George Washington and it gets endorsed by Abraham
Lincoln, Bill Clinton comes off to the side and he's like, yeah, I've done worse things.
Dude, I laughed so hard it scared Iris.
Oh, shit.
That was so frickin funny.
I can't believe they got away with putting that in the movie.
Dude, you know what would have been like the tipping of the iceberg is if they had frickin
Hillary Clinton in the background just going like, oh, my God.
Like the frickin cat from Puss in Boots.
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
That would just be so great.
Oh, speaking of, just like total side note, they that cat is in the new Puss in Boots
movie.
Yes.
Did that just solidify that we have to review that one?
Yeah.
Okay.
That's a frickin Lutely.
Cool.
Anyway, getting back on track.
Like if I didn't bring it up now, I would have forgotten.
Fair enough.
Yeah.
I was really impressed with the writing.
Like not all the jokes landed.
I think the like whenever Mr. Peabody would make a dad joke and Sherma would laugh and
be like, I don't get it.
Yeah that got old fast.
Like I think the first two times it was funny, but after the third it was like, okay, dude,
stop.
Really quick, I want your opinion, why is it so funny or why do people think it's funny
to have babies naked bums shown in animated films?
Maybe I don't find that funny.
Okay.
I don't find it that cute.
It's it's.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
I'm trying to sound like a dick here.
But I mean, I will fully admit like when so in the movie, when Mr. Peabody is going through
this whole montage of Sherman growing up, there's a part where Gandhi is holding Sherman
and his diaper falls down.
I maybe giggled a little bit, but just I don't know, like I'm not the biggest fan of those
kind of things.
I'll admit, though, it's a better representation of doing something like that than the frickin
boss baby.
When they sprinkle the powder on his bum, they touch his butt and then he farts it.
I'm like, that's not funny.
That's gross.
You gotta thank Rose.
We're not the target audience for this.
To kids, butts are funny.
Yeah, okay.
Good point.
And it's either.
I feel the boss baby does a little too much, though.
Yes, absolutely.
But you got to think, too, like they can do adult butts.
True.
I'm just amazed that they can do kid butts.
I know.
I think they just need to get away from doing butts in general.
Like if you want to do fart jokes and like whatever, like have at it.
But yeah, no more naked bums.
Yeah.
I you know what I think would be even funnier than just like straight up just butts if you
did like the plumber's crack.
I think yes, crack jokes are so much funnier than bare butt jokes.
Yeah, I agree.
Like and I think you're gonna have a lot of fun with frickin jokes like that.
But I digress.
Um, yeah, like where?
Fact wise, where I think this movie kind of falls apart is with Penny.
Penny sucks.
Seriously.
And yes, we know that the movie tries to redeem her at the end.
I know.
Still hate her.
Hate her.
Dude, it like the crush that Sherman has on Penny.
Why?
Yeah, exactly.
It should have figured out that Penny has a crush on Sherman.
That would have made more sense.
That would have made way more sense.
And it's like, yeah, she like was making fun of him because she likes him.
Like that would have tracked so much better than Sherman being like, maybe I like Penny.
Why?
Yeah.
She's a little shit to you.
She has given you no reason to like her.
Sherman, be better.
Man.
And honestly, for the amount of times that she disrespects his father, like, oh my gosh,
such a little shit.
Yeah, dude, I was like when she was freaking making like those dog comments in ancient
Egypt.
Yeah.
I was just like, bitch, he could bite you and be completely in the right.
Yeah.
And the fact that like she pushes that whole like fight that Peabody and Sherman have in
the way back and like how she put it so much into his head that, oh, whenever Peabody talks
to me, it's like he thinks that I'm a dog.
And it's so sad that it got to the point that Peabody had to say, no, Sherman, you're not
a dog.
You're just a very bad boy.
Yeah, I know.
She's the worst.
Like it was such bullshit plot issues like you could have gone around like gotten the
same result in a much better way.
Absolutely.
Like you did not need Penny to freaking throw the wrench in it because she just becomes
super unlikable.
Like, yeah, the end, I still didn't like her even after she had like supposedly been redeemed.
Yeah, no, she didn't.
So, I mean, I'm not docking a ton for her because I think the jokes overall landed fairly
well and the dialogue was pretty decent.
Like I really enjoyed the discussion between Peabody and DaVinci talking about like Sherman
growing up and kind of like having to find his own way and all that.
Like I love that.
Same here.
Like they had a lot of like really good, solid, heartfelt moments and that along with the
amazing jokes like puts me fairly high with the writing.
Where are you sitting at?
I'd say I'm slightly lower than the story and I mean, I agree with you with the-
Really?
It's Penny.
She really kills it for me.
Okay.
So, I'm going to go an 83.
Damn, I did not think that I was going to be nicer to this movie than you.
I mean, this is just the writing.
I'm just saying.
Yeah, I'm actually going the opposite direction.
I'm heading to like an 87 for writing.
Okay.
No, I'm going to give it an extra point.
I'm going to go 88.
I think I enjoyed it just enough, like more than you to give it that high.
Okay.
All right, moving on over to acting.
We have Ty Burrell who voiced Mr. Peabody, Max Charles who voiced Sherman, and then we
have Ariel Winter who voiced Penny Peterson.
Those are like the main big names.
Any other big names that you can think of?
I mean, all I can think of is Stephen Colbert who played Penny's dad.
Didn't Jenny Slate play your mom?
No, not Jenny Slate.
No, Leslie Mann.
That's who, thank you.
Leslie Mann.
And then oh my God.
What's her name?
Dude, I don't know what it is.
Leslie Mann has an amazing like cartoon voice.
She does.
It's so good.
She needs to do more voiceover work.
I think she does.
Like don't get me wrong, I love her acting, but I think she does much better with her
like the animated stuff.
I agree.
I can't remember, Alison Janning.
That's her name.
Plays Ms. Grunion.
I love Alison.
Is it Janney or?
Oh, Janney.
Janney.
Thank you.
Alison Janney.
Oh my gosh, dude.
I love her.
She plays a, once again, a bitch so well.
Oh my God.
I freaking hated her, but I love her at the same time.
Dude, she does so good.
Like she play, like it seems like any animated role that she has, she's playing that.
Like she was playing the head of the homeowners association and over the hedge.
She was the freaking remodel lady from the Addams family.
She was.
I forgot about that.
I think the only one, the only one that I can think of off the top of my head where she wasn't like horrible was when she was playing the starfish and finding Nemo.
Oh my, dude, I totally forgot that was her.
I've watched a lot of the old Disney movies lately.
I love it.
Yeah.
So I freaking love Alison Janney, dude.
She's an American treasure.
She is.
Oh my God.
I love her so much.
Yeah.
Her, Miss Grunion was freaking scary, dude.
Yeah.
Oh my God.
Terrifying.
Yeah.
Didn't like that at all.
Yeah.
Like those kind of cover the big ones.
I think if they had like any other like big names doesn't look like it.
I don't know if you noticed this.
Oh, freaking.
No, sir.
No, sorry.
You go.
No, I was going to say freaking Stanley Tucci played Leonardo da Vinci.
I did not know that.
That is awesome.
And then of course we know with Agamemnon, voiced by Patrick Warburton.
I mean, can you get any better than that?
Yes.
Oh my God.
So good.
Great cast.
Like an amazing cast.
Like even Penny.
Like I'm not like I'm not the biggest fan of Penny, but it is not the actress's fault.
No, it's literally the lines that she was giving, but given.
But she she she does a great job conveying that.
Oh, yeah.
You're supposed to hate me.
I'm a little shit.
Yeah.
And somehow it kind of makes it funnier that Ariel Winter voiced Penny because she plays
Alex Dunphy in Modern Family with Ty Burrell.
Yeah, I love that.
That's awesome.
Yeah.
So I am interested to hear your top three.
All right.
Here it goes.
Number three.
I'm going to give to Alice and Janney for Miss Scrunyon.
Number two, I will give to Max Charles for Sherman.
And number one, I have to get to Ty Burrell for Mr. Peabody.
I freaking love his voice so much as him.
But both them did great as Mr. Peabody and Sherman.
But Ty Burrell just is his voice.
I feel is so calming and it fits so perfectly with Mr.
Peabody that just chefs kiss for.
Dude, he has a great cadence to his voice with Peabody.
Yes.
It is so freaking good.
I love for whatever reason.
Like, it's not my favorite line or anything.
But I love the way that when he was talking about his past and
being adopted, I love the way that he talks to that kid about
throwing the stick.
He's like, fetch, boy.
And he's like, why aren't you just going to go throw it again?
It's just like the cadence in his voice.
It's very matter of fact and very monotone is not the right
word because it kind of does have like a.
It has moments of inflection where he kind of has more
enthusiasm behind his tone.
But it's very matter of fact.
But like you said, in a calming way.
Yeah.
Like it's such an interesting voice like Ty Burrell.
I love Ty Burrell, dude.
But I freaking love the kid, though, and that's anyway, he's
just like, I don't want this one, mommy.
He's sarcastic.
I know.
I love the way that he changes his tunes like, wait, wait,
like, oh, fetch.
I'll bark.
I'll even shake hands.
Bark, bark.
Oh, man.
But yeah, I absolutely agree with your number one.
Same with number two.
I think Sherman was like, was just a great.
He had a solid voice.
I mean, it wasn't like anything groundbreaking by any means.
Like, I think most of the time with our like top three, I think
one and two are usually pretty close.
I think in this instance, they're pretty separated.
Fair enough.
Where like with some movies, I'll have like a number one and then
like a one point one.
Yeah, this is like a number one and a number two.
Fair enough.
And then my number three, I'm actually going to give to Stan Tucci for
his Leonardo da Vinci.
Oh, yeah.
Excellent choice.
They had.
And I think it was just the way that they were playing off of each other
between Peabody and da Vinci.
The.
He like almost sounded sad, but like a bittersweet, a bittersweet voice
where he knew what he was saying was like had some sad tones about it,
but it was like in a happy way.
Like kind of like bringing it like tone back up, like saying something sad
or bringing the mood up in a way where it's it kind of like levels itself
out in a way.
But it's like there was such an amazing way that like he was able to make
me feel like it's just like, oh, man, like, yeah, this sucks.
But I mean, but think about the like the excitement, the adventure of this.
You know, I was like, yeah, I get pumped.
But then I'm like, oh, like I said, like I think I worded it best just saying
bittersweet.
And I think he was able to portray that like amazingly so that his performance
stand out a little bit higher.
Like if he's my number three, Miss Grunion's like right there at number four.
Yes, I love it.
But yeah, so what are you thinking with acting?
Honestly, I'd say it's my highest one so far just for how much I loved the
Ty Burrell.
I'm going to actually go a 91.
Wow.
Yeah, I'm not not quite as high.
There was like there were some extras that I wasn't super impressed with.
Fair enough.
What's his name?
Robes Pierre.
I wasn't super impressed.
Like I think he just went a little too heavy on the French accent.
That's fair.
Yeah.
And then I also want to comment like Marie Antoinette.
I feel that's fair.
I feel his joke, though, when he said a cantaloupe is lowest of the fruits.
I have to absolutely disagree with him there.
It is not.
I'll agree with him on that one.
Freaking.
Wow.
Suck.
I hate cantaloupes.
They taste so like they're like watermelons reject cousin.
Oh, OK.
That's because you haven't had your bro pick you out the perfect cantaloupe.
I'm just saying.
If I can do that, those cantaloupes suck ass.
OK.
Wait, no, when I'm out there next, it won't be cantaloupe season.
Nevermind.
OK.
Next summer, when I come out, I'm going to pick the perfect cantaloupe from you for the perfect cantaloupe for you from Kroger.
And if you hate it still then, then I'll accept it.
But I won't accept your answer until you try a perfect cantaloupe.
Deal?
Fine.
OK.
I've had my mind changed with fruit before with like mangoes.
Or not mangoes, peaches.
OK.
So I'm willing to give cantaloupe another shot.
OK.
As of right now, cantaloupe freaking like sucks.
You bastard.
Like the way that I view cantaloupe is the way that I view the cousin that goes to an Ivy League school and comes back and he's just like all uppity and like all he wants to talk about is freaking Harvard or some shit.
Oh, well, Harvard to do this.
And then then watermelon's like the fucking voice.
Yeah.
And then and then freaking like watermelon's like the cool cousin that's like took a year off of school just to like get high and do cool shit.
Dude, that was so funny.
Yeah, I can do voices too.
We need to hear more.
I know.
I just I get real self-conscious about it.
No, dude, I get you.
I get you.
But yeah, my acting.
I'm kind of like it was nothing too impressive to me other than Ty Burrell's performance.
But everyone else just kind of was maybe average or slightly below.
So I think I'm sitting at like an eighty five.
All right.
Next up, we got character development.
Which this one I feel like you could have done either Peabody or Sherman.
Yeah, you can.
Like, who did you end up doing?
I honestly did Peabody.
What about you?
I was actually leaning more towards Sherman.
So you make you make your argument for yours and I'll make the argument for mine.
OK.
All right.
So with Peabody, I love how we start off with, you know, him first finding Sherman in an alleyway, taking him to court, actually being able to adopt him.
And I love how he starts it off like firsthand, hey, no, I'm not.
You don't call me dad.
It's just Mr. Peabody or in less formal occasions, just Peabody.
And throughout the whole movie, I love just seeing their father, son connection just grow and grow and grow.
And even, you know, they even have some conflicts along the way, considering that I feel that Penny like really sets this all into motion and like challenging their father, son dynamic and how Mr.
Peabody has to deal with Sherman, you know, getting older and branching off into the world.
And like you said, with Leonardo Da Vinci and him talking about this and just all that, the whole fight between them and the way back with Mr.
Peabody, you know, having to reassure Sherman that things are going to happen.
But then him basically saying, like, hey, no, you just need to stop.
I'm not calling you a dog.
I'm just saying that you're a very bad boy.
But then, you know, them finally reconciling at the end, getting back into their father, son dynamic.
And then I love that it ends on Mr.
Peabody actually finally saying, I love you to Sherman instead of in.
Oh, my God.
Towards kind of like the beginning, very high regard for you.
Yes. Yeah.
I love that he grows from that to actually saying I love you.
And I love that Sherman, once he says that he just smiles and he's just like, I have a deep regard for you as well, Mr.
Peabody.
That's yeah, I love that so much.
And I freaking love the Peabody's last line is no doubt about it.
Every dog should have a boy.
I know, dude, that line was so freaking sweet.
Yeah, it is.
So over.
I mean, for me, I think Peabody, it's I mean, it's probably not like a super detailed character development because he's still I feel like he's still a good father at the beginning.
But by the end, he's grown to be an even better father.
He was never a bad father.
It's just he got a little better.
He understands his understands his son more.
So, yeah, I thought it was a pretty, pretty decent arc.
Yeah, I went with Sherman.
And it's mainly because I know that he wasn't necessarily like the focus of this movie.
It was mostly focused around Mr.
Peabody, but I think he kind of had a very like indirect character growth that I found really interesting where he kind of starts off just kind of accepting and doing whatever Mr.
Body tells him to.
Like, for the most part, I mean, they get in trouble, obviously, because of some things that Sherman does. But I think that, like, he starts off just being like this very naive character, not really thinking too much of the world around him.
And he like he's taking in like the knowledge, but he's just not making his own choices.
It feels like because he's like he's always like, like I noticed at the beginning, he was very much like, like, do like, what do I do, Mr.
Peabody? Like, what do I do? What do I do? What do I do?
Like constantly asking things like that, where near the end, he was actually coming up with ideas.
Like it was his idea to jump to the future. It was his idea to like, fly or whatever the hell.
So it was.
He kind of came into his own. And then like the scene that stands out the most to me is when he's driving to school with Mr. Peabody, he's like having this discussion that kind of in relation to like, or to not to not relation to reflect the conversation that they were having earlier where Mr.
Peabody was the one giving him all these notes of what to do throughout the day.
It was Sherman giving Peabody the notes of what to do throughout the day.
And it was just it was nice because it felt like Sherman was making his own decisions and like, yes, he was growing up and becoming more.
And I know that we both fricking hate Penny.
So much.
She was like the the driving force for that growth.
That's a good point.
And I really did appreciate that. But again, like as you said, not the best arc in the world.
I'd actually put Mr. Peabody's a little bit higher, especially with how you explained it.
I feel you explained Sherman's very well.
Yeah, but I mean, his just wasn't like top notch or anything.
I get you.
Like personally, where I would put I would put Sherman's arc about like 78, 79.
OK.
And then Peabody's I'd go a little higher into like the 85, 86 range.
So I think I'm going to average that out and go into like an 82.
I'm going to agree with you with what you said with Peabody's arc at 85 or 86.
I'm going to go an 85.
All righty. Next up, we got effects, which is going to be like the animation.
I think they did a great job transitioning for how they looked in the original animated shorts to now or to this.
I will say Sherman definitely had a lot shorter hair in the animated shorts, but I feel that the way that they set him up in this one, I mean, they never touch upon his hair.
But I feel that the way that he's animated in this is longer kind of spiked up hair works.
Yeah, I thought the animation was was great.
I mean, it's dream work, so you definitely expect their humans to not their human characters to maybe not look exactly like Pixar human characters.
So like maybe like a little cartoony, but like not too much.
But I mean, especially I mean, Mr. Peabody looked fantastic.
I feel that wasn't really that hard.
You really couldn't f up transitioning him from the shorts to the movie. But I mean, even the frickin like fur on him looked great.
That really stood out. Yeah, I really don't have a lot of problems with the animation.
Yeah, I didn't have too many. I did kind of.
I might be crazy and feeling this, but I felt like the human figure like Mr.
Peabody was fine because Mr.
Peabody is already like a very stiff character or comes off that way.
But the rest of the people like the humans, they also felt like they were very stiff in their movements.
It was very like very upright, like perfect posture, which I know this is like a weird gripe, but it just it felt like everyone was like very uniform in their movements.
And I felt like they could have gotten away with like giving some fresh movement to to people or at least given some variation because I felt like everyone moved the same.
And I don't know, like I said, I think it might be a weird gripe.
I get where you're coming. I mean, I didn't really feel that way, but I can understand where you're coming from.
I felt the characters all moved in different ways.
And I mean, I can see where you're coming from with like the like the stiffness, like the standing up posture.
Maybe that's what they wanted to set up in this universe that like everyone is like so strict except for or like everyone should be like standing stuff like that except for Peabody.
Right.
I don't know, like something about that just didn't sit right with I'm not going to be docking like significantly.
It's just kind of like, like I said, a minor gripe.
I said I get to I didn't see it, but that's just me.
But I can understand where you're coming from.
But yeah, absolutely agree with you.
The texturing on the fur and the hair was pretty good.
I did learn fairly recently that the technology to do different hairstyles has just like very recently come out.
Like with with really like in Cantos or in Cantos, one of the first movies to incorporate the new software for hair.
That's awesome.
Yeah. So they're able to do a lot of different hairstyles like with curls and wavy hair and all that.
And like where you'll notice with a movie like Mr. Peabody and Sherman, everyone's hair is usually like pretty flat.
Like it's straight hair or it's up in some sort of dew or like whatever.
It's it's usually in an area where there's not a lot of movement.
And if there is movement, like if someone's hair is down, it's not very complicated movement, whereas like hair that's curly is kind of like springy.
Hmm. So I thought that was kind of interesting and something that I was like, yeah, that is too.
I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing that. That's awesome.
Yeah. Kind of cool. Fun fact for you.
Yeah.
Where are you at with effects?
Um, I'd say I'm in the high 80s. Um, I'm going to go 87.
I will actually meet you there.
Sweet.
All right. Next up, we got music.
Um, nothing really.
There were a lot of songs in this that were pretty like iconic, but nothing really stood out.
That's true. I mean, I feel the one that stood out for me is like the Incredits song way back when.
I feel it's a pretty damn good song. Um, but I don't know, other than that, like nothing hugely really stepped out to me or stood out to me.
Yeah. I know that they played a lot of clips of songs, but it wasn't like big songs or it wasn't not big songs.
It wasn't big parts of the scenes. It was just kind of like maybe like flashback moments.
Yeah.
So, I mean, I wasn't, like I said, it wasn't super impressed.
And I think maybe I'm leaning more towards an eight.
I can give you that.
Yeah.
All right. Next up, we got costumes.
So this is more just with an anime movie. For those that don't know, this is like the the character design for these characters.
Um, I feel with Mr. Peabody and Sherman transitioning with how they looked in the shorts to here.
I love that they really didn't change anything. If anything, the only thing they changed.
Actually, wait, no, they didn't, because I was going to say Sherman's shoes are different.
But no, he basically wore like high top sneakers and that's what he wears.
He just like high top Converse.
But yeah, like literally their transition perfectly.
Sherman wearing his classic white shirt with black shorts and, you know, of course, Peabody with the red bow tie glasses.
Just they looked great.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I think the character designs worked really well with like the other characters worked really well with the world that they set up.
But Mr. Peabody and Sherman, like you can absolutely like with the whole silhouette test, like I go, you can absolutely tell that it's them.
Oh, yeah. Hands down. Easy.
What are you sitting at?
I might be at a nine.
Absolutely agree.
I was surprised he didn't go to a ten because I probably would have gone that way.
Oh, really?
Yeah. Just with how iconic they are.
Like, Mr. Peabody and Sherman, like they're I feel like they're an iconic duo.
Oh, yeah, absolutely. Absolutely.
Yeah, I think I think a nine is pretty fair.
All right. Last up, we got our own personal score.
You want me to take this one?
Sure.
Overall, I really love this movie.
This is one of my favorite DreamWorks movies.
I love these characters. Mr. Peabody and Sherman, such great characters and they're well utilized in their own movie.
And yeah, I know we said some negatives about this movie, but God, do I still love it.
So with that, how high do I want to go?
Just kidding.
I am actually going to go a 91.
Oh, damn.
I love this movie still.
Shit, like you're going to make me feel like an asshole.
I also really enjoyed this movie.
It was like not nearly as much as Rose did.
It was very enjoyable.
It is.
Like I said, it's just kind of cluttered.
There's things that you can kind of pick apart here and there.
But overall, like it's a really good.
Heartfelt movie.
And it's fun, too.
Like from a kid's perspective, like this is a hell of a good time.
And.
For me, I think I'm.
I'm like a 79.
Like, I know that's I know, I know, I know that sounds bad.
I'm kidding that is like the nicest that I could possibly be to that.
To that score, like I liked it.
It's it's just not.
It's not my favorite animated movie.
I mean, this is not my favorite either, but it's definitely up there.
Yeah.
For for me, it's it's middle middle of the road.
Fair enough. Like it's one that I'm not going to be like, oh, I don't want to watch this, but it's also not going to be like my first choice either.
OK.
So, yeah, that's where I'm I'm sitting with it.
But that concludes.
This breakdown.
So the final.
Or so let me go through the the categories first.
So starting off with story, we were sitting at an eighty four point five writing is sitting one point exactly above that at an eighty five point five acting scored way higher than than that.
Sitting at an eighty eight character development brought this movie down a little bit sitting at an eighty three point five effects.
Brings it right back up to an eighty seven music.
We said was an eight. It was pretty good.
Just nothing too memorable or special costumes.
Solid nine from both of us just because of the iconic look about Mr.
Peabody and Sherman and then our personal score averaged out to an eighty five.
With Rose, like absolutely loving this film of me like being like, OK, it's all right.
Hey, like you like you texted me, I have a soft spot for this movie.
Yeah, absolutely.
But with that, the final all bros letter grade for Mr.
Peabody and Sherman has come to a.
B plus. Yes.
Yeah, it just cracked B plus.
I'm happy it was seriously point zero six away from being a B.
God damn. Wow. It just like our cutoff is eighty six percent.
This scored an eighty six point zero six percent.
We should do. Yeah, it was fricking toit.
It made it in like right under the fricking wire.
But yeah, so I'm pretty sure that's like.
The bottom of our.
Apologies had to pause for a quick second.
Anyway, I was absolutely right. So Mr. Peabody and Sherman is like the bottom of our B plus.
Sad is. Yeah.
So. Mr. Peabody and Sherman is right below Nightmare on Elm Street,
which is at an eighty six point one two percent.
It is below Spider-Man Homecoming, which is at an eighty six point two two percent.
It is also below Sing to which is at an eighty six point two five.
Is below Captain Marvel, which is at an eighty six point two five as well.
And then it is below the Lego movie to which is an eighty six point five.
And then going the opposite direction, the movies that I'm about to list are our B movies, not our B plus.
So, yeah.
Anyway, it is above The Force Awakens, which is at an eighty five point eight one.
It's above Halloween Kills, which is at an eighty five point six eight.
OK, I'm OK with that.
It is above Onward, which is at an eighty five point six seven.
It is. I would be the Pixar movie. Yeah, right.
It is also above Cruella, which is at an eighty five point five six.
And then finally, it is above Candyman twenty twenty one, which is at an eighty five point five six.
OK, not bad. Not bad at all.
I knew that they were going to think that it being above Halloween Kills is going to suck.
I'll accept it.
But yeah, so that's where it's sitting at.
Like I said, sitting at a B plus eighty six point zero six percent. Awesome.
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