This is a very fun movie with a well executed core theme. There is a lot of humor and the plot is engaging.
Animation is also top notch (and its budget is only 20 million euros, watch out, Pixar).
The story felt a little rushed on 2 occasions, but not anywhere near enough to take away from the joy of the movie. It certainly was the most enjoyable and fun movie I watched this year.
With how unique the main character is, there are a lot of opportunities for Chickenhare part 2. Getting deeper into the origin story of Chickenhare or finding his lost sibling would make for a good sequel.
A sequel (or even a trilogy) would also stay true to the original Chickenhare comics which exist in 3 volumes.
I do disagree though with an idea of creating a whole Chickenhare series of 20-40 minute episodes, I think that would leave a lot of potential of this movie's storyline unrealized, unlike a full length sequel.
Animation is also top notch (and its budget is only 20 million euros, watch out, Pixar).
The story felt a little rushed on 2 occasions, but not anywhere near enough to take away from the joy of the movie. It certainly was the most enjoyable and fun movie I watched this year.
With how unique the main character is, there are a lot of opportunities for Chickenhare part 2. Getting deeper into the origin story of Chickenhare or finding his lost sibling would make for a good sequel.
A sequel (or even a trilogy) would also stay true to the original Chickenhare comics which exist in 3 volumes.
I do disagree though with an idea of creating a whole Chickenhare series of 20-40 minute episodes, I think that would leave a lot of potential of this movie's storyline unrealized, unlike a full length sequel.