Die Casagrandes - Der Film

So The Loud House Movie (2021) is in my worst 5 movies of all time, and as you can imagine I was not happy to hear The Casagrandes spin-off was getting its own movie.

But because I'm a masochist I gave it a watch. I was cringing almost immediately with the completely gratuitous and out-of-place SpongeBob/Rocko reference. That part was so bad that it could rival the worst aspects of The Loud House Movie.

Surprisingly though, that was the only thing in the movie that actively angered me. The rest of it was just boring, bland, lifeless sludge.

And that's the thing. The 2021 Loud House Movie and everything about it fills me with rage -- its very existence makes me angry. But I'm really not feeling the same level of hatred with The Casagrandes Movie, perhaps because it's just that dull.

Don't get me wrong, The Loud House Movie was indeed boring but that was the least of its sins given how utterly mind-blowingly terrible and frustrating everything else was.

The Casagrandes Movie's biggest sin (the aforementioned SpongeBob/Rocko thing aside) is just how utterly vapid it is.

This may be the single most bland, boring, lifeless, empty and SOULLESS movie I have ever seen.

I'm not even mad at this movie, I just find it incredibly sad.

It was a great finale to the Casagrandes television series and I was shocked that ronniecoln the fan service that people make fan art on it was in the movie and I'm surprised there was other Easter eggs in it bikini bottom from SpongeBob SquarePants and rocko's house from Rocko's modern life. And after the credits it showed Ronnie Anne back from her trip to Mexico and tapes a picture of her and her family including Punguari and her parents in her bedroom wall and some words saying special thanks to all the loud house and casa familla this was the great surprise ever given to us fans ever. Thank you Miguel Puga.

Poorly paced, unfocused, and with a plethora of clichés displayed in almost every scene, this movie deserves the minimal rate possible.

Just in the first 30 minutes, you can realize how poorly structured this movie truly is: It's only exposition after exposition with the most heavy-handed approach you can imagine.

On the other hand, the animation, soundtrack and voice performances are as generic as you expect. This only exacerbates the dullness and lack of direction of this film.

In conclusion, I don't think I can recommend this movie to anyone.

This isn't even a "so bad it's good" type of movie, it's just boring; Consistently boring.

I never watched the show avidly (there's just so much stuff) I am aware of it and I have nothing negative to say about it.

This feature length version of that is on-brand and does everything it should. Dripping with local color, both Hispanic and indigenous Mexico are brought to mind with each one of its huge cast getting some time to shine.

Dealing with the conflict of needing your independence but how family is still a special part of you, this was a well thought through, well told story of mortals and gods with super set pieces and visuals.

It's hard to know what else to say; for a general audience it may seem trite but I think the fans will be satisfied.

It's an okay-ish movie. It reminded me of The Loud House in terms of the animation style. Both the animation and audio quality were fine. There is not much that I can say about the original song as it was not played for long.

The storyline was okay, though it was boring for me. It was just like every other kids' movie out there about a father/mother-son/daughter relationship, just with a slight twist. The tone setup was a bit gloomy and dark, and I'm unsure if it was intentional. The voice casts were okay except for the main character Ronnie, her voice reminded me of Tommy from the Rugrats. It was weird. Overall, an average movie.