That eye illusion is pretty great.

I'm disappointed the doll's mouth wasn't also altered.

*father catches on fire*

"Oh bother."

I mean, if people are dumb enough to think Trump is for them, then you can literally sell them anything.

The movie has a lot of cool style, and I did enjoy watching it. The ending dragged for me, which is ironic given how it was the most destructive scene in the whole movie, but you know, I don't need widescale destruction for the sake of destruction. That wasn't the interesting bit, though it did end with a humorous "serendipitous" resolution.

It was goofy-fun where you could explain most anything with luck, but they really leaned into it. It's not just that Ladybug has good luck. He also has bad luck, such as with the crazy, random happenstance with the combination lock.

That said, I'm not too sad about missing it in the theatre. It was a fun watch, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. The characters were interesting and cartoonish--almost like Snatch. But the interplay between Lemon and Tangerine was simply sublime. Those actors had a lot of with that, and I was feeling drawn toward their relationship, momentarily forgetting that they're amoral murderers.

Was gonna go out and find that link to post, but now I don't have to.

What a wild film.

Your hypothesis makes sense to me. I imagine the sudden stop would be pretty damn close to falling onto a hard surface.

This was dumb, and I loved it.