I Fixed the Blue Sky Ranking
Schaffrillas Productions・2 minutes read
Blue Sky Studios made 13 films before Disney shut it down as part of the Fox merger; "Ice Age 5" is criticized for being boring and unimpactful, while "Epic" lacks character depth and engaging stakes. Despite some flaws, "Spies in Disguise" is considered the best Blue Sky movie, praised for its spy elements and character development.
Insights
- Blue Sky Studios, known for films like the Ice Age franchise and Ferdinand, faced criticism for lack of creativity, character development, and engaging plots in their movies.
- Despite mixed reviews, "Spies in Disguise" was surprisingly hailed as the best Blue Sky movie, commended for its spy elements, humor, and character dynamics, showcasing the studio's potential for creating engaging and entertaining content.
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Recent questions
What is the general opinion on Blue Sky Studios films?
Indifferent
What is the plot of the movie "Ferdinand"?
Clumsy bull destroys town, sent back to ranch
What is the opinion on the movie "Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs"?
Excessive penis jokes, bad pacing
What is the opinion on the movie "Robots"?
Cool climax, heart and humor appreciated
What is the standout feature of "Spies in Disguise"?
Spy elements, charming character dynamic
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Summary
00:00
Critique of Blue Sky Studios Films
- Blue Sky Studios made only 13 films before being shut down by Disney as part of the Fox merger.
- The speaker lacks reverence for Blue Sky Studios and feels indifferent towards their films.
- Ice Age franchise, with five movies, is criticized for being creatively bankrupt and unimpactful.
- "Ice Age 5" is described as boring, with a plot revolving around Scrat finding a UFO and the group saving the world.
- Characters in "Ice Age 5" lack development, with cliched storylines and uninteresting interactions.
- "Epic" is deemed forgettable and generic, lacking character depth and engaging stakes.
- "Ice Age 4" is criticized for being unnecessary, with a plot involving Scrat terraforming the planet and Manny portrayed as Jesus.
- The speaker finds "Horton Hears a Who" to be a painful and boring adaptation of Dr. Seuss, with unfunny performances and pointless characters.
- The film is criticized for its boring slapstick humor, lack of engaging plot development, and unnecessary pop culture references.
- A meme surrounding the character Yamo Wickersham from the film is mentioned, with a humorous appreciation for the character's absurdity.
12:33
Mixed reception for "Ferdinand" and "Ice Age 3"
- "Ferdinand" was considered a better Blue Sky movie, with an Oscar nomination for best animated feature.
- The movie is criticized for being generic, boring, and filled with cliches, failing to evoke emotions or laughter.
- The plot revolves around Ferdinand, a clumsy bull who accidentally destroys a town and is sent back to his ranch.
- The movie includes an epic dance-off with German horses and a dabbing scene, which is mocked.
- Despite most of the movie being disliked, the third act with a chase scene is praised for being fun and engaging.
- John Cena's performance as Ferdinand is highlighted as good, while other characters are forgettable.
- The animators are acknowledged for their work, even though the movie is criticized.
- "Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" is criticized for its excessive penis jokes and bad pacing.
- The movie's plot involving Sid, Diego, and Manny is described as tedious and lacking depth.
- The introduction of a weasel character voiced by Simon Pegg is praised, along with the cool climax scenes.
24:50
Pixar vs Blue Sky: Robots, Cars, Ice
- The text discusses the movie "Cars" and how it would work with humans instead of robots, highlighting the unique storytelling with robots.
- It criticizes Pixar's "Cars" movie, suggesting it's popular due to the Pixar name, contrasting it with Blue Sky's success.
- The climax of "Robots" is praised for its coolness, likened to Avengers Endgame, with Madame Gasket as a notable villain.
- The text expresses a passionate love for "Robots," acknowledging its structural flaws but appreciating its heart and humor.
- "Ice Age" is discussed positively, noting its smart character arcs, particularly Diego's transformation from villain to hero.
- The text praises "The Peanuts Movie" for its classic adaptation without modernization, highlighting Charlie Brown's honesty and integrity.
- The Will Smith pigeon movie, "Spies in Disguise," is surprisingly commended for its spy elements and charming dynamic between characters.
- Despite its faults, "Spies in Disguise" is considered the best Blue Sky movie, with engaging humor and character development.
- The text humorously declares "Rio 2" as the best movie ever, praising its intricate story involving Will Smith bird, Jermaine Clement, and Lord Big Boss.
- The epic musical number in "Rio 2" is highlighted as a memorable aspect, along with the film's entertaining storyline involving various characters and conflicts.
37:34
"Real lions act in movie with Will Smith"
- The movie was filmed using real lions and animals, with CG environments. Despite this, the lions' acting was not affected, thanks to Will Smith's professionalism.
- An original musical number from the movie won an Oscar for Best Original Song. The cover of the song featured characters like Will Smith Lion, Jesse Eisenberg, and Anne Hathaway Lion Bird, voiced by various individuals.
- The cover of the song, performed with a high-quality mic, showcased characters like Will Smith and Jesse Eisenberg engaging in playful banter, emphasizing the greatness of the movie "Rio 2" and its potential sequels.
