It’s everything surrounding LeBron and the Tunes that I hate. Though the fictionalized version of himself is written to have such straight-laced energy, it reflects his performance as well.
He actually has chemistry with the Looney Tunes. LeBron James is fully committed to the role and brings as much of his A-game as he can to be immersed with the Tunes. I’ll admit there are aspects of this film that are a marginal improvement of the original. With that expression in mind, Space Jam: A New Legacy is ugly as fuck.
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There was a clear effort to make this a visual stand out, but you know how the saying goes: beauty is skin deep. Even when it comes to the CG animation, the characters look absolutely incredible and their physics match their manic behavior while being impressively detailed. It even plays with different art styles, one of the biggest highlights being a sequence where Lola Bunny undergoes a trial to become an Amazon warrior, delivered in a comic book art style. The film features a variety of veteran 2D animators who worked on Space Jam, The Iron Giant, and/or Looney Tunes: Back in Action and there are moments of smooth 2D movement that wowed me.
It was nice to see traditional 2D animation on the big screen again and for the most part, it’s pretty good. The film does a good Sponge Out of Water-type switcheroo where the Tunes spend a good chunk of the film as 2D characters before their big game where they then make the jump to CGI. digital world as expensive, colorful, and detailed as possible. The budget is clearly massive and the visual effect artists did their damndest to make every facet of this Warner Bros. I must give credit where credit is due and admit this has to be the most visually spectacular film I’ve seen this year.
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