Chaning Tatum doubles retractable blade fan George Washington in America: The Movies, Crazy uchrony produced by Netflix.
Making fun of the USA as much as we imitate them is a very French sport. Especially that we can make fun of Uncle Sam and his clique of armed obese, the Hexagon treats its national history with the same selective amnesia. It is therefore often very refreshing to see citizens of both countries practicing uchronia to make fun of these national novels that are being erected. in untouchable sanctuary.
And we don’t talk to you of a cute uchronia, like Fabrice Luchini who tries to make Johnny Hallyday exist in a world where he is only Jean-Philippe Smet (it’s called Jean Philippe literally). No no no, we are talking about the uchrony that comes in screaming with rogue songs, which spreads all its body fluids to the four corners of the room, and which ashes in your grandmother’s urn. It is to this category that belongs America: The Movies, whose trailer Netflix has released.
George Washington as a sturdy low-ceilinged nag, Thomas Edison who becomes a woman mastering ultra-advanced combat technology, Robocop as a centaur … Virtually every image ofAmerica: The Movies constitutes a mini middle finger with an ultra ameliorative story of the American revolution and the struggle for independence against the English. Phil Lord-Chris Miller duo (directors of Giant Dumplings Storm, 21 Jump Street and producers of Spider-Man : New Generation) associated with the two architects of the series Archer, Matt Thompson and Adam Reed must have had a blast.
The animation is relatively smooth and seems able to capture variations of faces like action scenes (the fight between Paul Bunyan and Big Ben cut like Kaijus promises). Kidding and satire seem to go together admirably well, the political charge always seeming to be accompanied by a fierce desire toto impress and stiffen the zygomatics.
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The vocal cast will undoubtedly help raise the level of great anything general of the feature film, since we will find Channing Tatum, Olivia Munn, Jason Mantzoukas, Will Forte, Judy Greer, Bobby Moynihan of the SNL … Even Simon Pegg and Andy Samberg will be there.
America: The Movies can be found on Netflix on June 30, 2021 in France. And if you want a little gem of animation that is more basic, but even more visually impressive, we advise you Spider-Man : New Generation, produced and partly scripted by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, of which you can find our rave review. Or outright The Mitchell’s against the machines, produced by Lord and Miller for Netflix, and highly praised by our review.
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