Recensioni di Metacritic

It's full of Plympton's trademark twisted humor, with lots of sex thrown in.

Though this rude and crude film does deliver a few gut-busting laughs, its digs at modern society are all things we've seen before.

The general level of mayhem, the sudden transformations that are Plympton's trademark moves and the pervasive irreverence will no doubt delight Plympton's legion of fans; others may find 80 minutes of these shenanigans exhausting.

Zany, exuberantly irreverent animated space adventure.

While the humor is recognizably Plympton, he has actually bothered to construct a real story this time, and the joke sequences are shorter and better integrated. The visual style is also richer and "better drawn" than before.

Some viewers may feel as though, instead of watching a feature, they're paging through a book of rough sketches by a deranged Disney alumnus.

Plympton fails to develop compelling personalities for any of his characters.

Mutant Aliens would have been brilliant as a short; there's just not enough story for a full-length feature, so the film seems strung together.

This lackluster outing is mostly just a retread of past glories.

When Plympton isn't indulging his manias, the film just sort of nods off, and nothing much happens -- either visually or storywise -- for what seems like ages.