I came into the movie as a diehard fan of the series. I had seen every episode I could get my hands on, so it just made sense to go watch the movie. It started off fine with decent enough humor, but it progressively got duller and harder to sit through.
Several jokes in the film seemed too unbelievable such as the scene in the cafe fighting over the dessert with a military general. The idea of it just felt too immersion-breaking and out of place.
I was willing to sit out the rest of the movie as I didn't mind the big action scenes, but that changed after the "poop-plot" started. The idea of a 4 year old girl trying to hold in her poop for a long time is bizarre and honestly disgusting. Seeing her writhe around in pain from holding in her poop while groaning definitely feels illegal and completely perverted. This also felt wildly out of place in the movie after having seen several scenes of violence and blood.
I felt absolutely disturbed and awful watching this, and I feel like someone needs to look into the writers of this movie.
Several jokes in the film seemed too unbelievable such as the scene in the cafe fighting over the dessert with a military general. The idea of it just felt too immersion-breaking and out of place.
I was willing to sit out the rest of the movie as I didn't mind the big action scenes, but that changed after the "poop-plot" started. The idea of a 4 year old girl trying to hold in her poop for a long time is bizarre and honestly disgusting. Seeing her writhe around in pain from holding in her poop while groaning definitely feels illegal and completely perverted. This also felt wildly out of place in the movie after having seen several scenes of violence and blood.
I felt absolutely disturbed and awful watching this, and I feel like someone needs to look into the writers of this movie.