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Reaction content like hers is insufferable, all she does is record Tik Tok other people made and gives the bare bones commentary all while the video is cropped in such a way where the original users @ is obscured. Recently she's doxxed another creator by the name of Jacks films over petty reasons and is rightfully getting called out by everyone under the sun expect from YouTube themselves. I suggest you subscribe to channels just underneath her in subscribers to knock her ass down a peg. Channels like J Balvin, Fede Vigevani, Ch3Thailand, and VEGETTA777. It may not seem like much just to sub to channels that'll surpass her but Until she faces some legal punishment this is something we can do hit her ego.

I enjoyed this film, The pacing leading up to the climax is a bit too speedy though with a montage where I hear is the films biggest flaw. Despite that I thought the film was funny and charming all around but if they did give maybe a 8 or so more minutes to help with the pacing issues I feel the movie would have been better. I like the Gillman family there engaging characters.

I do have to question the lack of marketing though, this is one of Dreamworks Animation's worst performing films in a long time. The marketing did this film a disservice by

-Having the trailer released just 3 months before the movie went into theaters.

-The trailer show scenes from the climax.

-The next big trailer released a month before the film released.

-Released in a crowed market.

-And it had big shoes to fill coming out after big hits like The Bad guys & Puss in boots 2.

Not to mention with those last two & Spiderverse having that stylized look that's revolutionizing CGI animation a film with a more traditional computer animation look is starting to look weaker compared to those films. Marketing for animation (This can be applied to any show or movie too) has been really weird in the streaming age.

I don't think this movie is going to ever be viewed as Iconic as How to train your dragon, Shrek or Megamind but it really doesn't have to be to be worth watching. This movie was done dirty and if it was given an actual marketing budget it would have been a modest success. Right now almost everything is IP driven and original properties are struggling to stand out. Dreamworks has a few franchises under it's belt and I'd argue if Ruby Gillman have been given a proper chance there'd be an audience for a sequel.

I know some of Dreamworks other not as successful movies have gotten some Cartoon show tie ins like Home, Turbo, Abominable and even Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron all the way from the 2000's. I know the world Ruby lives in has a lot of potential for a full series and it would do the film some service to not be totally forgotten by Dreamworks outside of meme's about how everyone thought this would outdo the little mermaid remake and Elemental for some reason.

I get that they wanted to something to fill up the time between the cartoons but the humor for live action segments aren't the best and can be a kin to stuff on Channel Awesome (which isn't a good thing). It's not always god awful like most people making it out to be but their just their to fill up time and it shows. Like one episode they running joke is that Bill was going to make a great reveal so they play the a drum-roll sound effect and the joke is that the drum-roll goes on for the entire episode and when reveal was something underwhelming like him getting a new toothbrush. And the worst one I saw was they get a child fan on the show, but it's not an actual kid it's an adult women dressed like a child, (Again channel awesome vibes). Also I hope they add other vintage cartoons like Pink Panther, Woody the Woodpecker and Little Audrey. Maybe things will improve for the in between stuff but were just really watching toon in with me for the cartoons, though it is neat they showcase fanart people submit.