>>90302042It had a couple of good jokes and scenes, but that was it overall. The kitchen murder scene was funny enough, though it felt like a joke that would belong in a short film than a feature film based around the idea. The gag about the characters singing Disney-esque songs every single morning and then it coming back later with Frank pointing angrily muttering, "Don't you fucking dare" made me chuckle. The plot point of the food getting the humans high so they can speak with them was clever enough. Douche was a pretty great villain.
Overall, it's more of a movie you'd watch for background noise than a theater going experience. It'll just be one of those animated films that you remember exists and whether it's fondly will vary from person to person. Like Hoodwinked or Happy Feet.
Actual forgetable films are things like Tale of Despereaux or Legends of the Guardians. Shit that is so average, you probably just now remembered they exist after reading this post.
