Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2009)

Top Ten Performances - Andy Samberg (13 movies items)

" as Baby Brent "

Funny and imaginative with incredible visuals

“As a huge fan of animated films, I actually really enjoyed this film, same with the rest of my family, and this is coming from someone who has no knowledge of the book really. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is funny and imaginative with a lot going for it.The animation itself is absolutely incredible. The colours are superb, the backgrounds are lush and the characters are well-modelled. The best of the visuals is the one with the spaghetti tornado, utterly jaw-dropping in every sense of the word. The score is quirky and fun, with a nice end credits song, while the story is very original and imaginative. The script is another strength, so many funny moments without feeling too much.The voice acting is wonderful, bringing to life characters that are appealing, charming and quirky. Bill Ha” read more

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" Cloudy With A Chance is an animated film that doesn't try to compete with the more sophisticated computer "animatronics" of CGI titans, Disney or Pixar. Instead, it goes for a more distinctive approach of the 3D hijinx that provides the fuel for it's culinary cast. For example, notice how the main character of Flint Lockwood moves his body about not in the motion-capture realism that most other big budget animated films rely on, but instead jumps around in a more slapsticky kind of propulsi"

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"lo mejor de sony animation junto con spiderman un nuevo universo"

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs

“Cuter and more imaginative than I imagined, even if it does feel a little bit like microwaved wonder and imagination, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is a minor delight. Geeky wunderkind grows up (Bill Hader) to invent a machine that transforms water into food so that it rains down hamburgers, for instance. Once shunned in his small town of Chewandswallow, one of many food puns, he finds himself embraced as a savior until it all goes sideways.   It must go sideways otherwise there would be no plot. There has to be a romance (Anna Faris, weathergirl trying to make good). There must be a long-standing rival turned friend (Andy Samberg, playing cocky turned humble). Cloudy hits all these beats and throws in a goofy animal sidekick (Neil Patrick Harris as the “voice” of a monkey), dad” read more

Favorite Movies of All Time (2012 Edition) (1000 movies items)

"2011: 982 2010: 947 "

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" Directors: Chris Miller and Phil Lord Starring (voices): Bill Hader, Anna Faris, Bruce Campbell, James Caan, Bobb'e J. Thompson, Andy Samberg, Mr. T, Benjamin Bratt, Neil Patrick Harris, Al Roker, Lauren Graham and Will Forte When hard times hit Swallow Falls, its townspeople can only afford to eat sardines. Flint Lockwood, a failed inventor, thinks he has the answer to the town's crisis. He builds a machine that converts water into food, and becomes a local hero when tasty treats fall from "

Favorite Movies of All Time (2011 Edition) (1000 movies items)

"2010: 947 "

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"First viewing - March 9th After dinner on Saturday night, the kiddo wanted to watch another movie with me so we agreed on this one. It's still so much fun all around, and I enjoy everything about it."

Movies I Saw In 2019 (March). (8 movies items)

"3/1/2019."

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"September 18th, 2009(at the Cinemark 20 in Moosic)(in digital 3D) July 21st, 2010(same location, but as the sixth of ten shows in the 2010 Cinemark Summer Movie Clubhouse, and in 2D)"

The Evolution of Neil Patrick Harris! (72 movies items)

"Steve(voice)"

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" Directed by: Christopher Miller and Phil Lord Produced by: Yair Landau and Pam Marsden Written by: Christopher Miller, Rob Greenberg, and Phil Lord Based on the book by: Judi Bennett and Ron Bennett Edited by: Robert Fisher, Jr. Music by: Mark Mothersbaugh Song and lyrics by: Matthew Gerrard, Jay Landers, and Charlie Midnight Distributed by: Columbia Pictures"