Omg ..
Genuinely, a Teen Titans Go! Film written by someone who has zero idea what the Teen Titans Go! Show is about.
The Teen Titans are doing their usual stuff, when another group of superheroes - all obviously female - need to do some superhero *stuff*, thus proving they have no *borking* idea what TTG is about.
The very point of TTG is that it's a SPOOF OF THE SUPERHERO GENRE.
After the late 80s shift of superheroes into darker character, the same traits were later attached to newly-minted heroes designed for a younger audience. Not that you are supposed to relate to, idk, Frank Miller's Batman, but here we are. So you get Nightwing, which is a teenage tormented antihero, whose idea of angst is exactly the idea of angst a 15-yo would have.
TTG starts by saying, isn't this good grounds for a comedy? If these are 15yo kids, what happens when they are *not* fighting crime? What happens when they go for a pizza run?
Instead TTG&DCSHG:MITM (lol) totally doesnt get this, and does a straight-up Capt Marvel impersonation by having a dozen empowered strong woman superhero characters do the thing male superhero characters do but in a girly way - and without any of the character.
TTG has, like, 20 writers, were NONE of them available? Did we really need to give this film to Jase Ricci??
4.5/10 - pathetic
just watch (the vastly superior) TTG: To The Movies! Instead.
Genuinely, a Teen Titans Go! Film written by someone who has zero idea what the Teen Titans Go! Show is about.
The Teen Titans are doing their usual stuff, when another group of superheroes - all obviously female - need to do some superhero *stuff*, thus proving they have no *borking* idea what TTG is about.
The very point of TTG is that it's a SPOOF OF THE SUPERHERO GENRE.
After the late 80s shift of superheroes into darker character, the same traits were later attached to newly-minted heroes designed for a younger audience. Not that you are supposed to relate to, idk, Frank Miller's Batman, but here we are. So you get Nightwing, which is a teenage tormented antihero, whose idea of angst is exactly the idea of angst a 15-yo would have.
TTG starts by saying, isn't this good grounds for a comedy? If these are 15yo kids, what happens when they are *not* fighting crime? What happens when they go for a pizza run?
Instead TTG&DCSHG:MITM (lol) totally doesnt get this, and does a straight-up Capt Marvel impersonation by having a dozen empowered strong woman superhero characters do the thing male superhero characters do but in a girly way - and without any of the character.
TTG has, like, 20 writers, were NONE of them available? Did we really need to give this film to Jase Ricci??
4.5/10 - pathetic
just watch (the vastly superior) TTG: To The Movies! Instead.