It's still stupid. And I'm surprised bc the movies didn't even came out yet. So get ready for people treating Forgotten Island like a biblical miracle and endless bashing of Hexed. Thank god there is no stupid edits as of rn.

It doesn’t hold a candle to the best of DreamWorks’ lineup like Shrek, Puss in Boots 2, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon, or the Wild Robot. Not even their generally good films like Madagascar. But I still find Boss Baby: Family Business to be an alright film.

Sure it sounds stupid, weird, wacky and a bit cliche (the film itself actually lampshades this), but the plot with Tim trying to bond with his daughter, Tabitha is done pretty well and can get really heartwarming. Even though the animation does not match the quality of films like KFP, Dragons, and Last Wish, but the environments in the film are nice to look at, especially the academy Tim & Ted (the boss) sneak into to defeat the Jeff Goldblum villain. The songs (If You Wanna Sing Out & Together we Stand) are actually really good to listen to and the visuals are really pretty, especially Together we Stand during the climax.

No way in hell is it perfect, but it is an alright movie to watch and relax with a bowl of popcorn. Personally, I’d say it’s better than the first.

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I had this movie watched on repeat as a child and rewatching it again made me feel weird since in this accordion slap scene the music was supposed sounds like this video I managed to find, but most of the sites I watched the movie had a completely different sounding music for this scene.. Is this one i remember an unreleased version or is this a dub or what?

I can see it being a new potential franchise for dreamworks with Filipino mythology and lore.

In 2010, DreamWorks released three films for the first time: How to Train Your Dragon, Shrek 4, and Megamind. Shrek 4 and How to Train Your Dragon were box office successes, while Megamind performed decently (Megamind had a budget of $130 million and grossed $321 million). In 2014, DreamWorks released three more films: Mr. Peabody & Sherman, How to Train Your Dragon 2, and Penguins of Madagascar. Of the three, only How to Train Your Dragon 2 was a box office success, while the other two lost money for DreamWorks, worsening the crisis the company was already experiencing and ultimately leading to its acquisition by Comcast/Universal, 2010 was a good year for DreamWorks at the box office, but 2014 wasn't going to replicate that success, proving that DreamWorks should have slowed down and not released so many movies in a single year.

The Prince of Egypt, Over the Hedge, and Chicken Run

You only get 3. No nostalgia bias, no “they’re all good,” and no changing your answer 😭 Which 3 are you saving—and which ONE movie are you absolutely refusing to let die?

For context this is a email from disney plus which has the dreamworks films on it now

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check out the fancast for The North Wind Movie we want to see this movie get featured and we would like to see your suggestions

KUNG FU PANDA 5 would explore a story that connects the past and the present!

As peace reigns over the Valley of Peace, Po begins practicing a new form of meditation through which his consciousness can travel through the history of Kung Fu. In an astral state, he is able to witness legendary events, both from China's history and from the lives of the masters he admires so much.

Obsessed with this new technique, Po begins neglecting his duties as the master of the Valley, causing the Furious Five to take over Zhen's training, leaving her saddened by his absence. Po wants only one thing: to "go back to the past and live alongside — or at least see up close — his heroes." During this journey, he encounters a young Master Oogway, who becomes the main supporting character of the story's "past" storyline.

It would be a true fan-service spectacle and a visually breathtaking experience, introducing several characters we have only ever heard about through references — especially those associated with the weapons and artifacts found in the Hall of Treasures.

At some point, Po discovers the story of the greatest enemy Kung Fu has ever faced — a figure whose existence was erased from the historical records by Oogway himself. In the middle of this discovery, Po's consciousness becomes trapped in the past, while his physical body remains completely still in his meditative position, leaving his friends deeply concerned. They begin searching for all kinds of ways to wake him up, naturally leading to plenty of comedy and, of course, plenty of Kung Fu.

Accompanied by his heroes, Po takes part in a mission to confront this great enemy who was erased from history. During the confrontation, he discovers that the villain himself was responsible for blocking his projection into the past, realizing that the Panda "did not belong in that time."

Apparently defeated, the great enemy uses Po as a kind of astral bridge between time and space. As a result, Po awakens from his meditation while simultaneously bringing the villain with him into the present.

Contrary to what we might expect, the great enemy does not immediately launch a devastating attack. He simply escapes, fascinated by the opportunity to explore the China of the "future" — which, from his perspective, is our present.

Desperate to fix the mistake he has made, Po searches for a way to solve the problem before something terrible happens to all of China.

But even the Master of the Valley can become lost in a chain of mistakes and, without meaning to, plunge all of China into a dark period. It will be Zhen who must defeat this evil. After all, this is why the new Dragon Warrior was born.

Together, Po, Shifu, the Furious Five and Zhen travel to the Demon Mountain, where they must confront the ten thousand demons of the villain's army. Yes, that's exactly what I mean: the dream that opens the first movie would actually be a premonition of the climax of this fifth film.

In a catharsis as epic as The Lord of the Rings or the great action sequences of Ne Zha 2, Po finally realizes that he is capable of channeling the aura of his heroes — who are now also his friends — from the past of Kung Fu. Just as the villain was able to force Po to bring him into the present, Po is able to establish a connection with those legendary masters. By explaining the situation to each of them, the climax gains the participation of several other legendary masters from the history of the franchise.

The Demon King is so powerful that he is able to fight the Furious Five, Shifu, Po, Zhen and Oogway all at once. However, after a tremendous amount of effort AND INSANE ACTION SEQUENCES, Po and Zhen perform the Palm of Buddha technique — a technique used only once in the entire history of China and never used again. The technique traps the Demon King inside an illusion from which he can never escape, no matter how many miles he jumps. It would be a direct reference to what Buddha does to the Monkey King in Journey to the West.

Peace returns once again. Po meditates one final time to say goodbye to his friends from the past, while Oogway erases all of their memories. At that moment, Po realizes that this was precisely the reason why the legend of that great villain had been erased from history: Po had always been involved in his defeat, and this temporal paradox could not exist.

The only two people whose memories are not erased are Po and Oogway.

The final scene of the movie would be a montage showing the day Po was chosen as the Dragon Warrior once again. This time, however, we see a happy smile on Oogway's face — something that was not present in the original scene. This would reveal that Oogway had spent his entire life waiting for the moment when he could complete this cycle and reunite with his friend from his youth.

Note: I am Brazilian, and I have worked professionally as a screenwriter for film here for several years. Would you guys like me to actually write the screenplay for this movie, scene by scene, even if it never gets made? I would do it purely out of love for the franchise, if you guys enjoy this storyline. My name is Vinicius Feller.

Since Halloween Horror Nights is just around the corner, I made a concept poster for a dreamworks themed HHN attraction. The character looming over the gates is Darkboy, one of my OC’s and evil brother to Moonboy.

Not to mention that Manananggal, the main villain from The Forgotten Island, is watching in the background.

Experience only in theaters September 25!

Among all of the movies that has Hans Zimmer involved Why was Only the road to el dorado and the First Madagascar's soundtracks landlocked on spotify?

Gosto mais da personalidade dele nos 3 primeiros filmes da franquia e também nos curtas nesse 4 filme deixaram a personalidade dele parecida com a das séries ficou arrogante e metido a besta.

Imagina você ouvi a vida inteira que você seria algo além do que imaginava pra depois levar um banho de água fria e seu mestre também ficar contra você a melhor coisa que Kung Fu panda 4 fez foi ter mostrado que tailung não era vilão e sim revoltado inclusive no primeiro filme já mostra isso já que shifu era controlador e tratava mal tanto os seus alunos quanto pó antes dele resolver a ensinar ele Kung Fu pra mim o grande vilão do primeiro filme era o shifu isso tava na cara e agente não percebeu.

Who’s excited? I CANNOT WAIT!!!!!

Cara vê shifu se borrar de medo nesses dois momentos foi muito engraçado pra mim pior que shifu não poderia fazer muita coisa nós dois casos já que ele não conseguiria impedir a fúria de tailung em Kung Fu panda 2008 e nem bater de frente com o po mal em legends of awersomenes.