What certainly has caused the emergence of the computer is to revive the animation genre

What certainly has caused the emergence of the computer is to revive the animation genre. But it is a misconception to think that making a high quality animated by digital advancement has become easier. Although the PC helps quite a hand in labor-consuming tasks like signing twenty-four frames per second, but there is still a lot of skill and knowledge involved. The digital animation still shoot like mushrooms from the ground and the abundance of productions it is unfortunately becoming easier to separate the wheat from the chaff. The visual quality, few details aside, generally excellent. Where makers often go wrong, is the scenario.

That is precisely the evil of the US The Nut Job, which in our country in the dubbed version titled Nuts Crack appears in theaters. In the trite, tedious story revolves around a bunch of hungry squirrels which is compelled to engage in criminal activity. Indeed, it is food crisis in the city park after the cheeky squirrel Surly has made himself impossible with other animals. The rodent has winter supply of nuts and the tallest tree in the park burn it. The inevitable consequence of his actions is that Surly kicked out of the park. In exile decides the squirrel with his best friend, the taciturn rat Buddy, to rob a store nuts in order to restore his honor. The shop, however, used by human operators to cover up a big bank robbery.

Crack Nuts, which was owned by the Canadian Peter Lepeniotis, is a partnership between Canada, the US and South Korea. The latter also explains why we are treated well after the expiry date of the hype during the credits on earwig Gangnam Style. The use of irritating Asian megahit shows exactly where the Lepeniotis with ?? second full-length animated film goes wrong. For he is hopelessly behind the competitors. A year or ten years ago this rodent adventure had still succeed, but in 2015 makes it obsolete to. This is mainly due to the very meager plot and minimal character development. Lepeniotis stretches and stretches as far as he can. The wild antics that constitute the run-up to Surly ?? s punishment and wherein a mobile nut stall by sjeest half the city, are still amusing but take too long. It is only the prelude to more of the same, making Nuts Crack appears to be a constant repetition of moves.

On the visual level it is still mustache, with easy going apart keep squirrels who all have their own color, but it completely lacks its own identity. The makers of digital animation (in general, but the Nuts Crack in particular) should really try to get some more inspiration in shaping their characters. The people look almost the same as the competitors, but also the animals where it's all about, might as well be sitting in a drawing of Pixar and Dream Work. Rat Buddy seems so out of the kitchen Ratatouille crouched example. Nuts Crack is the elaboration of a short film of a decade ago. It seeks to give new impetus to the animal by the critters to get to stick with our people. The data is nice thought, but does not provide enough fireworks. There are endless variations on the same theme, but in the end the rivalry is still primarily between animals themselves. The occasional scenes in which mainly revolves around the bank robbers, then keep things unnecessarily. Nuts Crack is like a bag of mixed nuts too long in the larder: tough, stale and bland flavor.