Review Time: this
film is good.
Fundamental elements: there are cultural elements, mental imagery, slow-motion
effects, background music, place jumps and time jumps [it should be noted that
this paragraph is just a rough outline of these elements, so if at any stage be
it in any of my previous reviews or present or future reviews I should miss out
little bits and pieces for any reason, I'm just pointing this out here and now
and as I haven't said this for some time I never discuss all of the title
anyway.]
I
will discuss this point later on in this review, but at this point I'm just
going to put it like this; this title needs somebody's voice for this project
to get moving, I mean before this point this title just doesn't have any get up
and go to it whatsoever.
Storyline: now
without saying too much, it is a very slow burner.
Artistic visions:
there is great imagination being used on bringing these Pokémon to life, they
are highly detailed in their own specific ways whatever they are doing
throughout this title
Action sequences:
there are chasing sequences, weapons being used and combat elements and yes
there are Pokémon battling as well.
Character developments/Performances: generally speaking the character developments are
straightforward for 90% of them [I would like to talk about the 10% which isn't
straightforward, but I can't because that would be telling you way too much
about this title, all I can say is this; I acknowledge the fact that there is a
small percentage of the character developments which are really well-developed
and shown in this project when they happen.
Now
moving on; well they are performing their character types really, meaning if
they wanted their characters to turn out this way the performers did their job.
Voice performance/Comedy level: Ryan Reynolds as the voice of Pikachu, now as I said
earlier in this review, I would discuss this point again and here we are; with
this performer/character on screen this film does pick up.
The
comedy level is well-placed and well-timed there is going to be at least
something you will find funny such as Pikachu/Reynolds accidentally hitting
this character/performer in the face with his tail every time he turns or the
Mr. Mime sequence [the entirety of his appearance] or Reynolds just being the
voice of Pikachu.
This film receives:
6/10, yes this project may look visually engaging in one way or another, but
without Reynolds’s impact on this title, this project would be looking at a
different mark, let's just say I would maybe be leaning towards being more like
a Snorlax [for those people that are not into Pokémon; in short this is a
sleeping Pokémon.] On a quick side note and yes I could be completely wrong
about this; but is it me or when the Bulbasaur or and Bulbasaurs are on screen
they were not given their original speech Patton by saying different ways of
Bulbasaur, but just to cover my back once again I could be completely wrong
about this.
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