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I can't even believe it scored this well. Gahhh
2.5 is a good score? This is actually lower than I have seen.
I have yet to see a "good" review of this movie. Even the "good" reviews say a lot of negative things about it.
I guess Alvin and the Chipmunks making bank made other companies think they could easily jump on board..
It was a movie that, whether inadvertently or not, was good for the 3-7 year old range. So they did nail some of their target market. No it wasn't great, but if kids enjoy it and they are the primary audience how can it be that terrible?
What is funny, I just got done watching 3 hours of the Smurfs on Boomerang. The cartoon was kind of crappy, so maybe the movie is not that far off.
Remember the Smurflings and Big Mouth? That's what I got to watch today.