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Post by Rutt on Nov 1, 2003 2:03:21 GMT -5
Okay, if anybody has seen the film yet (I haven't), post here and voice your opinion on it. I'm dyin' to see this movie, so if you got to see it already and you post here, be prepared 'cause I'm gonna bombard ya with questions!  |
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Post by Kenai on Nov 2, 2003 20:40:28 GMT -5
The movie was fantastic, Rutt.  The animation was so smooth and beautiful, the colors used in the backgrounds and characters were amazing and breathtaking. The film was visually pleasing, and the story was pretty good too. I really don't have many complaints about the movie at all, although I wish it was longer and had more elements within the story. The extra animation they did during the credits was amusing as well. Hope you get to see it soon, I know you'll enjoy it! |
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Post by Rutt on Nov 2, 2003 20:53:32 GMT -5
Awesome! Okay first--very important--question: how many characters actually die? I know one of Kenai's brothers gets killed and then Kenai kills a bear, right? Ooh, one other semi-important question: was the bear he killed Koda's mom?
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Post by Kenai on Nov 2, 2003 21:00:19 GMT -5
So you want to hear some spoilers, aye? ; ) Yes, Sitka (Kenai's oldest brother) dies and turns into his totem animal as a spirit.
And as for the bear....
(( If anyone else is reading this and doesn't want to hear spoiler info, the spoilers start here. ))
Yes, the bear is indeed Koda's mom. Its revealed late in the movie.. very sad : (
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Post by Rutt on Nov 2, 2003 21:06:43 GMT -5
Aw, poor lil' dude.  So does Kenai end up turning back into a human or does he remain a bear? Hmm...d'ya get the feelin' that I'm kinda "interviewing" you? LOL! |
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Post by Kenai on Nov 2, 2003 21:09:03 GMT -5
Yeah, its really sad. : ( In the end Kenai turns back into a human, but requests to Sitka that he wants to remain a bear so he can take care of Koda.
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Post by Rutt on Nov 2, 2003 21:19:03 GMT -5
That's cool. *is really wanting to see this now* LOL! *gasp* Your sig! Ah! That song gives me chills! Okay, so...what about the moose brothers..."eh"? Were they as funny as the trailers and commercials made 'em up to be?
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Post by Kenai on Nov 2, 2003 21:28:37 GMT -5
Oh yes, the moose were both hilarious  The voice actors did a terrific job with the both of them. Not to mention the extra animation that Disney provided of them was a great added bonus to the movie. ; ) Plenty of jokes throughout the entire movie with these two. |
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Post by Rutt on Nov 2, 2003 21:44:16 GMT -5
Yeah, I remember readin' somethin' about the dialog being loaded with bear slapstick humor, LOL! What exactly started the name-calling contest when Tuke called Rutt "big nose"? I've been wondering about that, hehe.
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Post by Kenai on Nov 2, 2003 21:47:40 GMT -5
I remember the big nose scene XD But I cant' recall what happened. My memory is getting poorer in my old age. ; ) The moose are either bickering lightly at one another or cracking jokes. They are fun ^^
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Post by Rutt on Nov 2, 2003 22:00:09 GMT -5
Ah, sibling rivalry! Gotta love it, LOL! I love to watch comedic bickering. *snickers* Have you been to the Disney site since the film came out? There's a lotta new stuff on there. They added at least one new video clip too.
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Post by Aleshanee on Nov 2, 2003 23:50:41 GMT -5
~~lol at the dancing moose~~ That's cute. ;D Thanks for sharing your information on the film Kenai. I'm hoping to go and see it for myself as well. I have a question for you. How many songs (and which versions) from the soundtrack were actually featured in the movie (excluding the credits)? Also Rutt, are you planning to expand this board at all? Like put in places for art and character bios and stuff? I'd like to post a little information on my character but I'm not sure where I should put it. |
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Post by Kenai on Nov 3, 2003 12:15:38 GMT -5
Its been awhile since I visited the Disney website, Rutt. I'll have to go check that out ;D ;D ;D Aleshanee, here is the info on music. ; ) Great Spirits was the opening song, full version. The shorter version of No Way Out was in the film, the full version of On My Way was in the film (The first few lines were sung by Koda, the rest was sung by Phil Collins), the full version of Welcome was also in the film, the one not done by Phil Collins (cept for his one verse in the song). Ofcourse all of the score featured on the soundtrack was in the film, the Transformation by the women's choir was in the film. The music for this movie was awesome |
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Post by Rutt on Nov 3, 2003 23:11:01 GMT -5
Sure, I'll set up a character introduction forum as well as one for art and stuff. No problem! Yeah, that sing along video has On My Way and Welcome on it. I love On My Way when they ride the mastadons. "Well, let's get a backseat or somethin', eh? I look like ya hunted me!" ROTFL! And I like it when Kenai's tryin' to get Koda to shut up, hehe. ;D
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Post by Kenai on Nov 3, 2003 23:43:05 GMT -5
YaY more boards! I wish I had something good to post. :/ Maybe later, hopefully. I feel so lazy... ^^
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The animation was so smooth and beautiful, the colors used in the backgrounds and characters were amazing and breathtaking. The film was visually pleasing, and the story was pretty good too. I really don't have many complaints about the movie at all, although I wish it was longer and had more elements within the story. The extra animation they did during the credits was amusing as well.
So does Kenai end up turning back into a human or does he remain a bear? Hmm...d'ya get the feelin' that I'm kinda "interviewing" you? LOL!
The voice actors did a terrific job with the both of them. Not to mention the extra animation that Disney provided of them was a great added bonus to the movie. ; ) Plenty of jokes throughout the entire movie with these two.