Angry Birds was incredibly hot, like, three years ago. T-shirts, toys and probably too many games... you couldn't escape the upset avians of publisher Rovio's hit series. And now that the public obsession has cooled to lukewarm, we get our first look at the Angry Birds movie.
The deal to make a movie out of Rovio's now-faded Angry Birds franchise was struck three years ago. That's probably why they were able to line superstar talent like Jason Sudekis, Josh Gad, Maya Rudolph and others. The trailer makes it seem like the movie's going to try and make real characters out the birds who just been a set of abilities. Angry Birds' glory days are behind us but the movie might be a surprise. Who knows?
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Urgh.
It's an indictment on journalism and the editor of this post that teenage fad word "like" is being used on a 'professional' website/blog within the first few words of the first paragraph
Clearly I am not the target audience of this blog anymore
This was my favourite: "make real characters out the birds who just been a set of abilities. "
It's just a bit of humour man, maybe not the funniest thing in the world, but you need to lighten up.
Ha I am lightened up - maybe its just a pet peeve but it drives me mad when I hear the word "like" all the time as if its a comma
I was mentoring in a hackathon last saturday with some university students and I was disturbed when all I could hear from most of the male students was "like" every second/third word
Oh common man, like chill out and like stuff and like yeah..
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Well that looked completely unfunny
Summer 2016? That's more than a full year from now.
I see a raspberry award in this film's future
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