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Like what many already said, it can be at times over-the-top, cliché, and occasionally cringe. It's not very deep either. The movie exagerates how "bad" the parents are supposed to be percieved. This can be hard to relate to for people who actually come from real toxic families. Much of the "comedy" relies on exagerated animations and dialogue. Anytime a moment is truly funny, it is immediately followed by a cringe/stupid moment that completely cancels it out. So much potential, but ends up being one of the many mediocre animation films released each year. Oh, and I still can't get over the voice acting for the little brother.

80% an exercise on eye rolling, 20% fun. At least it was better than King of Monsters but that's not a high bar to beat.

Fury was intense, gritty, realistic, and dark. An experience that any war movie should aim to deliver. A must watch, especially with some good theatre speakers. The acting was nothing exceptional, but the visuals and sound... damn, the SOUND! Watching this in a theatre was like no other experience. The sound of bullets whizzing past, a shell ricocheting off the armour - I've never heard these seemingly generic war movie sounds, done so masterfully. The thumps of mortar shells exploding next to the tank, travels through your chest and makes you feel like you're actually in the tank. Some intense scenes with great realistic visuals left me tearing my seat's armrests out. Not only that, but they also used REAL Tiger and Sherman tanks! Gory. Not just artistical gore like in 300, but some creatively done realistic gore. Makes you realise that war is nothing glorious or romantic. Verdict: Loved it!