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A woman transformed into a giant after she is struck by a meteorite on her wedding day becomes part of a team of monsters sent in by the U.S. government to defeat an alien mastermind trying to take over Earth.
An underlying plot exists in this movie of Susan growing not just in size but in confidence. The movie begins with Susan going along with her fiancé because he has a decent job and from what she can tell, he cares for her. Throughout the movie, Susan realizes that she doesn't need to stand in a man's shadow and that she is her own strong, independent woman.
Monsters vs Aliens is the exact opposite of Kung Fu Panda. It has no vision, it has no interesting characters, it doesn't look good, and the heroine is quite irritating. It's the kind of movie I wonder how it even got past the script stage. It all feels a bit... random, and not fleshed out at all.
Susan (voiced by Reese Witherspoon) is struck by a meteor on her wedding day to a cocky anchorman. Transformed into Ginormica, she is sealed off in Area 51 by the government, alongside four 'monsters' - a mad scientist turned cockroach, the missing link, a weird gigantic larva, not to mention the "Blob" himself - only his name is Bob. Their help is needed, however, when an alien emperor plans to invade earth.
The premise sounds promising but the execution is all off. Of all the 'monsters' they could think of, they go for those four? They have none of the depth or visual appeal of the characters in Kung Fu Panda. None of the characters appear to have gone through a character design stage at all; they all look quite crude and unimaginative. If this movie had a vision, I'm not seeing it. The plot is very thin and is almost solely held together by gags - which are admittedly quite hysterical at times. But jokes alone don't make a movie. Ever heard of the phrase 'too many cooks spoil the broth'? Well, look no further. What's the point of having many writers if all you're gonna end up with is a mismatched, albeit amusing, hollow shell of a movie? While I enjoyed Monsters vs Aliens a bit more than I thought I would (or should have), it left zero with me. As I watched this movie unfold in the cinema, I couldn't feel any sort of heart to it. It seems Dreamworks learned nothing from their previous film, Kung Fu Panda. What I love about that film is that it's deep and full of substance, and just plain beautiful. I just don't understand how Dreamworks could throw all that out the window. But even the dumbest script in the world can sometimes be saved by just being 'cool' - and this movie doesn't even have enough substance for that. Nothing about this movie attracts me to it. Dreamworks have completely degraded their standard with Monsters vs Aliens, and I hope it's only a temporary setback. I'd rather studios focusing on making movies with more substance than movies that come out of the screen.
I have to admit I had some enthusiasm for watching Monsters vs Aliens because,in spite of the horrible state of animation cinema in Hollywood (with a few exceptions,of course),I thought it would be fun to see a movie obviously inspired by various fantastic cinema movies from the 50's,like Attack of the 50 Foot Woman,The Blob,The Fly or The Creature of the Black Lagoon.However,the movie resulted to be hollow and boring,with over the top moments of comedy (which do not result funny) which change ingenuity for noisy action.This very weak movie may satisfy to very little children,but the ones who want to see animation cinema of the best quality should look anywhere else (like,for example,some Japanese movies like Spirited Away or Princess Mononoke).As it could be expected,the references to the sci-fi genre in this movie go beyond of the name of the characters,and although I appreciated the mention of Red Dwarf,E.T.,Star Trek,Close Encounters of the Third Kind and a long etcetera of famous works from the genre,I did not feel them as honest tributes,but as condescending tricks to ingratiate a certain group of spectators...and to suggest they are not copying concepts and situations,but innocently playing tribute to those works.The cast of voices made a decent work,although nobody stood out too much.On the animation field,I found the design from the monsters pretty disparate.I understand the intention of making them sympathetic and not frightening (although this last thing would have worked much better),but they do not seem to belong to the same visual scheme from the movie.Besides,it seems that they were created by artists who had very different concepts about the tone and nature from the story.The main point is that that attitude destroys the basic idea from the movie,which is : "never judge the people from their appearances,but by their actions".On many aspects,Monster vs Aliens reminded me of the sequence from Toy Story (or was it Toy Story 2?) in which the monster toys help the heroes.The animators from that movie were not too shy with the design,because they comprehended that making the monsters too sympathetic would kill force to the message.But,after all,what could I expect from DreamWorks? The good will they had won with Shrek was extinguished after producing craps like Shark Tale,Madagascar and its sequel and,specially,the execrable Bee Movie.I respect that the dramatic scheme from DreamWorks does not try to copy the one from Pixar (which is obviously superior) and I understand their sensibility,which is more commercial and less artistic.I just do not respect the complete lack of narrative ambition from almost all of their movies.Monsters vs Aliens is another very mediocre animation movie which commits the fatal mistake of being boring.
The movie may best be appreciated by people who know the references. All five monsters come from low-budget science fiction films of the 1950s.
Susan Murphy (voice of (Reese Witherspoon) is changed into a giantess when she is hit by a meteor containing a substance called quantonium. She is sent by the government to live with a group of monsters, all of whom are shunned on Earth. When the Earth is attacked by an alien, however, the President of the United States sends the monsters on a mission to fight the alien and save the Earth. A photo of Susan and some of her monster friends can be viewed here. No reason was given in the movie, so viewers have suggested a variety of reasons. Some think it's because a small amount of quantonium still remained in her body. Others suggest that the quantonium permanently damaged her hair's pigment, perhaps due to the stress it had on her body. Another possibility is because it was meant to show that she wasn't done with being a monster. Still others suggest that, although her old hair stayed white, new hair might grow out brown at the roots. If you enjoyed Monsters vs Aliens, you may wish to take a look at some of Dreamworks' previous animated films. These include: The Prince of Egypt (1998) (1998); Chicken Run (2000) (2000); Shrek (2001) (2001) and its two sequels, Shrek 2 (2004) (2004) and Shrek the Third (2007) (2007); Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) (2002); Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) (2003); Shark Tale (2004) (2004); The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) (2005); Madagascar (2005) (2005) and the sequel, Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008) (2008); Over the Hedge (2006) (2006); Bee Movie (2007) (2007); and Kung Fu Panda (2008) (2008). a5c7b9f00b
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