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Erik's Talent left me disappointed SPOILERS


SPOILERS ALERT!!!!!!!!

I know there is no such thing as Pengins flying but through the WHOLE movie I wanted to see him do it. I kept waiting for him to actually DO IT. At the end when he sung, I was happy but I thought maybe he is going to not only sing but dance like his father...that would make him unique and unlike the other pengines.

But secretly I had hoped he could fly. (it's fantasy, it's a kids movie...why not make him fly for fun sake)

He doesn't do it. He's just a great singer...that's it. So at the very end I felt...disappointed.

I know people are saying this is a bad movie and/or its a good movie. However overall in the end...I was entertained so it wasn't worthless. I had some chuckles, I liked the cast and animation, the ending did sort of suck but that's life I guess.

Anyone have any thoughts? was I the only one who thought he should fly? or at least have more then one talent to make him stand out more.





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No, I never expected him to fly. Even though it is a kids movie about talking penguins, they didn't add anything magical in the first movie. So why should they do that in the second one?

I thought it was original to let Erik have a talent for singing. Because I believe the most unoriginal thing to do would be to make him a great dancer just like his dad.

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I think the scene in which his talent is discovered is amazingly done. Possibly the best scene of the entire movie. It grabbed me by the throat.

I'm not complaining.

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During the whole film I was expecting to have Erik fly too, but with some invention of some sort. Build wings, a big ramp.... and I expected him and his dad to find a way out of the "hole" for their penguin family.

They could have done something more "constructive" with the material they had.

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I think the understated discovery of Erik's talent is the strongest part of what is otherwise a really mediocre movie at best.

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