The comments of the article make some good points too. The premise is both more complicated and less interesting than the more we'll received titles, and it just seems much less fleshed out.
this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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One of the comments mentioned price, that's the reason I don't see pretty much anything right now. Tickets in my area are $20~$30, so even with one kid a night out is going to cost north of $100. Why go see a movie that might suck in a theater when I can just catch it on a streaming service after a few months? I'll save the theater for something I absolutely must see, which isn't much nowadays
I don't get it. Took my daughter today and we both loved the movie. The story was good, characters were good, had some jokes we both laughed at. I got choked up a few times near the end (I'm a softie, not abnormal for me), and the animation was outstanding. Beautiful movie to look at. My daughter (9) also loved it, said on the way out that she hoped they'd do a sequel. I do feel like the advertising didn't do a great job of telling me what the movie would be about, though. There was a lot more to it than just a young romance. Thumbs up for me overall.
Looks like an interesting article
I didn't even know this movie released as I had seen zero marketing for it. Turns out, it didn't, it releases July 12 in my country.
The article calls out price and quality.... Ticket prices are super high... and quality is super low. I can honestly tell you there have been a small handful of movies that have been released in the past few years that MIGHT be worth the cost of taking my family out to the theater.
Have a passable home set up.. and the snacks are cheaper
This film didn't appear to be Pixas quality, just a run of the mill generic Romeo and Juliette about two youths bucking conservative trends. It's been done ten thousand times. I'm sure if you have young kids and don't subscribe to Disney+ then this fits the bill, but most parents will just wait two months and they get it on the streaming service.