The hardcore '70s scifi adult animation film Fantastic Planet has been compared to The Yellow Submarine. It's up to you to figure out what either of them really mean.
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• Fantastic Planet
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• Shrek
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As a testament to it's mind-numbingly dullness, not for a lack of trying, I have never been able to complete a viewing of Fantastic Planet.
As a testament to its mind-numbingly dullness, not for a lack of trying, I have never been able to complete a viewing of Fantastic Planet.
I actually saw this when it came out, and it terrified my little 8-year old mind. I also fell asleep in the middle. I saw it again recently and the art looked amazing, and at the same time kinda void of human (or alien) emotion. And it made no sense. I also fell asleep in the middle.