As stiff and slogging as animated films come, the creatively starved U.S.-German CGI production "Happily N'Ever After" tries to cash in on the fairy tale spoofing made hip (and profitable) by the live ...
CGI anime isn’t always great. When done lazily, it can feel clunky and robotic, like watching video game cutscenes from a decade ago. Expressions can look weirdly flat, and characters might move too ...
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