JonMyers wrote >>
It's a movie that cost $200 - $300 million to make. Unfortunately a story with too much depth would have missed the
mass market, been difficult to localize for international audiences and would have resulted in financial suicide.
Hmmm, maybe. However, it's getting a very negative word of mouth. Most everybody I know who has seen it says it's visually amazing but the story is so lame it's not worth the price. I was planning to see it but now probably won't. I'm guessing I'm not the only one. I agree I don't think it needs to be too deep, just have a good story. After all, UP managed to be a great film for both adults and kids and I don't think it was "too" deep, just a great story with great characters.




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