When the "Toy Story" was published In the fall of 1995 Nothing against manually drawn animation, of course, but now there was proof that computer animation can bring a beautiful, funny, exciting story in life just like other styles within the animation medium.

They were both good and bad news. It was good news because it allowed competition to sprout in places such as DreamWorks Animation and Illumination Entertainment. But the bad news was that, as was the case with manually drawn animation, there would always be cheaper options. Yes, computer animation was in her folk years, but it will improve. What if, however, some study were not able to advance technologically and had to use computer animation in old schools?

So, we arrive on the subject of this article: The notorious and revealed computer animated film "Foodfight!" In some respects, the film may look like a strange predecessor of the much more pleasant, fierce and much more adult Sony Pictures Animated Comedy "sausage fun". But "Foodfight!" Well, in the worst ways, a very special movie. The image above these views should be sufficient for the sign that the finished product is a horrible, nightmare piece of animation.

Then, it should not surprise anyone that the film has an astronomically low Imdb Rating of only 1.3, and thus is on the worst 100 movies on the web site List. But when you take into account the talent involved, including "Victory!" Charlie Sheen and Hillary Duff, it's almost striking that this film even exists.

Just as the "Toy Story" made us wonder what happened to the toys we all owned as children when no man was around, "Food!" Attempts to get their audience to wonder whatever happens to all the mascot of various foodstuffs in your local supermarket after closing the time. To be fair (at least a little), it is not untrue that many well -known mascots come from food, whether it's tons of tiger from frozen flakes or Tokan Sam of frut loops. But the way the directors are trying to stretch this idea, in which the supermarket where the film takes place turns into a city at night inhabited by "Ikes" (which is short for "icons", because it makes perfect sense), is quite unreliable and loose.

"Foodfight!" It focuses on Dex Dogtective, a name that really rolls the tongue. Dex, as well as the aforementioned Tony and Sam, is a mascot for cereals, which is also a detective and must use the malicious progress of Brand X, who wants to take over the supermarket and all his ikes. The pictures you've seen so far in this article suggest a level of computer animation that is so basic that it is almost offensive to the word "basic". As such, it will not surprise that "food!" There was very problematic production. It was originally due to be announced during the winter holidays in 2003, but was eventually delayed so many times that it was released in mid -June 2012. (One of his alleged delays Even the film director, Lawrence Cassanoff, claimed that hard -to -ed animation had been stolen in the case of "industrial espionage".)

And yet, somehow, this film has a voice actor for some important players, if not A-writers. Aside from Sheen as Dex and Duff as the Sun of the Sun (Love -Board of Dex and also Cats Mascot), Wayne Brady as Dex, Dan, Dan, Eva Longoria as a brand of brand X, Christopher Lloyd, as a spokesman for the brand, is also a spokeswoman for the brand. Although there have been particularly unpleasant animated films with impressive voice roles over the years, given how cheaply he has made this film and how much her production is, it is a shame that we do not know what forced by some of these actors to participate in it.

If you want, you can see a little conscience in Cassanof's initial idea. The films "Story of Toys" have real-life toys among characters, such as Mr. Potato Head and Barbie, and yet the audience and critics are not frustrated by nude examples of placing products. (Check Our ranking of "Toy Story" films here.) It's not just because the animation of Stalvard Pixar's property is better (though it's clear), but that films are not naked on how wonderful it is for every audience member to buy these specific toys. And although the "sausage party" may not be as subversive or funny as he wanted to be, at least having fun with the idea of ​​showing real food as the main characters in an animated film. So, while it can also use a recognizable placement of products, it does it with its tongue planted firmly in the cheek (or in bun, if desired).

Brave a few critics who saw "Foodfight!" When it was published, the domestic media and first in Europe, there was not much in the way the kind of words to spare it. Although sometimes IMDB users are stricter than critics, or very erugal to them depending on the title, this is a rare case for everyone who seems to agree. More places have called the movie one of the worst animated films so far, including Indiewire And Time out. And Eskeir once wrote that "food!" It was "Easily the worst ugly, confusing and disturbing animated film ever made." (It is said that the film is summoned to the list of best films you need to watch while you are stoned.)

So it sounds like you have to watch this movie only if you are a kit when it comes to one of its stars (even then, you may want to rethink your choices) ... or if you are only in the mood to punish yourself for about 90 minutes. This is a movie that many seem to have earned its terrible reputation.