Attention, parents: do not spoil the life of children, do not lead them to the "Full raskolbas". This isn't a harmless Pixar-style cartoon. Quite the opposite, this is a cruel, obscene, out-of-bounds movie, brewed somewhere in the bowels of Seth Rogen's consciousness and literally spat out on the screen, like a slap in the face to all the audience at once.
Of course, everyone has a sense of humor. different, but what Seth Rogen and the company of his friends are doing here, who continue to work exclusively thanks to Rogen, is not funny. "Complete disagreement" is a mockery of everyone and everything, which sometimes leads to positive results, but more often to absolutely negative ones. Rogen and all the other writers, producers, directors simply do not know how to keep their pants tightly buttoned, often entering the territory of almost a porn movie. And the fact that all this is embodied by the talented hands of animators does not make the movie's vulgarity normal, funny, or even more decent. Therefore, this dispute is not about tastes, about any deliciousness of this consumer goods and there can be no talk.
This fact, however, does not prevent the creators from sowing several very mature ideas and observations into this unfruitful soil. This movie could be an important step towards understanding and possibly peace between people of different traditions and cultures. How easily animators expose our weaknesses, prejudices and stupidity is shocking in the most positive sense of the word. The way they clearly demonstrate, without pathetic speeches and pretentious groans, that we are all people, we are all the same and ultimately yearn for the same thing, cuts to the depths of the soul. No, it would sneak do not all this boil down to one big slobbering orgy in the final act of the movie.
Instead of making the audience look at each other with an enlightened gaze, gather the whole world, all the people without wars and political upheavals, start to respect each other friend for who we are, and not trying to change others in their own way, Rogen and company ultimately annul all the deep thoughts of the movie, all messages, all statements and only throw more firewood into the fire of national, racial and religious contradictions. Everyone, black and white, men and women, blue and traditional, flies into this fire, as if into one pitch hell of consumption, from which there is no exit and in which there is no place for any hope.
It is quite possible that it is so and there is. It is possible that we are doomed to remain broken, shabby, suspicious, wrong. Perhaps Rogen and the company of his friends deserve applause for such a bold and decisive demonstration that there is no peace in the world that in the end, one way or another, we will eat ourselves. Then "The Complete Dissolve" may turn out to be truly a Shakespearean tragedy with a powerful modern slant, which is hiding with all its might behind the modest shell of a depraved comedy. The only problem is that such a person does not want to applaud.
Successful jokes do occur in the movie, although most often it is not the characters 'phrases or their actions that cause laughter, but the creators' bows towards famous figures and popular phenomena Among them are references to Saving Private Ryan, Stephen Hawking turned into gum, historical stereotypes, and Pixar's love-making fun. The ingenuity of the animators,
In "Full Raskolbas" there is a story, there are heroes and their development, there are moments of drama, horror, humor, sadness, there are villains and heroes. It is interesting to follow the adventures of the characters. Moreover, you even feel a certain sympathy for them, although what kind of sympathy it would seem for mutilated sausages. The creators have in their hands an original, exciting, meaningful story, rich in unconventional (sometimes in a double sense of the word) heroes and clever artistic solutions, equipped with topical existential problems. Wouldn't spoil the novelty of this project outdated and boring jokes, almost constantly hitting not in the gut, but between the legs, it would be a real revelation of the year, worthy of both Oscars and multimillion-dollar box office receipts.
However, everything from implementation to mediocre animation makes it impossible to perceive "Full Rumble" as a serious piece of art, even with a small budget. The surroundings of the characters look schematic and discreet, leaving the doors of the supermarket closed for the viewer. He refuses to let this world into himself, remaining inaccessible and strikingly unfamiliar for a place with which every viewer is probably familiar firsthand.
In the end, "The Complete Rumor" turned out to be a typical Seth Rogen comedy with many well-known voice actors, killed by the technical component, a couple of good unrealized ideas and a lot of toilet humor. Whether to watch this feast of overthrown values is a matter of one's own choice,
The Topic of Article: Review of the cartoon Full Raskolbas. Falling morals.
Author: Jake Pinkman |
