This is How Movies Should Be Made

Dreadfully Boring

After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

.....I don't even know where to begin...Let me try here: THIS SHOW IS SHOCKINGLY LAZY WITH A CAPITAL L! The quality of the design truly looks like it was done by a 4 year old if even that! If that wasn't bad enough, the animation is so stiff and choppy that virtually anyone in the world could've done it!The writing is filled with...nothingness! The writing is sheer nothingness!!! It lacks in everything! There's things in it that..I THINK are supposed to be jokes? I'm not sure. You'd think this show was a made as a joke, but it wasn't! It was a legitimate show made as legitimate content! There's nothing redeeming about this show! I swear this show was made by 2 people: 2 drunk interns on their 1st day with no experience or talent in animation nor writing at all other than grade school!

What can I say? I decided to check this show out because it was the co-creator of "Aqua Teen Hunger Force", even though I after seeing a few preview clips thought "meh". Still, I had to see a whole episode and the pilot was surprisingly funny, if only for the odd and unusual brand of humor it possessed. Not every episode is great, but with the exception of "Auraphull" (HATED that episode), you'll never be bored. You'll have to accept the very slow tempo though, took a couple of episodes for me to get used to it. The dialogue is very simple and it's more often you laugh at the delivery of it rather than the lines themselves. Not very many TV-series is like that. I also like the characters, most of all the stoned cop who keeps laughing after every sentence and the rectangular guy, who you "recognize by his rectangularness". The only disappointment is that it's not as funny as its counterpart "Aqua Teen Hunger Force", though that is easily made up with a very unclear, but still continuing plot. It's not laugh-out-loud that often, but I still can't seem to help but keep myself hooked on it after every episode. And for such a goofball of a show like this, it's quite an accomplishment.

12 oz mouse is an animated TV show about a mouse that suddenly awakes in a different reality, a place where everything is twisted and hostile. Through the episodes, Fitz remembers he once had a family and a job, but he was ripped from that life "for reasons he doesn't understand". As the series progresses, we discover more elements of the mystery surrounding our green mouse and we get to know what are the true intentions of each character inside that alternative reality.More or less, that's what you would find in 12 oz mouse; of course it isn't as simple as it may sound because the show actually involves you to figure out the underlying plot as it introduces new concepts in each episode. Besides what I already mentioned, ozmo has enough space for comedy (mainly based on the dialogues), nice music, lots of action scenes, and well-developed characters. All those elements make 12 oz mouse feel more like a cinematographic experience rather than just a regular cartoon.

The first time I saw this cartoon was episode 1, and I had no idea what I what I was getting myself into - I had never seen the show before.I'm not a big cartoon person, but my cable company had it on their shows that you could pick from and watch... I found this cartoon under comedy, and cried I was laughing so hard... It's comedy is very subtle and a lot of it's humor is in its timing. This was one of the funniest things I have seen in a very long time.I will definitely seek out more episodes. And it's just as funny the second or third time that you see it.The show itself is very primitive cartoon figures with quirky personalities, with story lines that make you go "huh? Did he just do what I think he did?" and laughing your a** off. I really think it's just one of those things you have to see for yourself - and if you have a dry sense of humor, you'll really like it. It's probably a love it or hate it type of cartoon.