\u2018Madagascar\u2019 Unoriginal, Corny, but Makes the Jokes Pixar Won\u2019t Touch<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\nThis article<\/a> by Robert Bergin talks about Madagascar in a humourous way. He then talks about Pixar<\/a> compared to Dreamworks<\/a>. He doesn’t favour either however. He explains each of their bad points.<\/p>\n

\nHe also takes a look at the one of the most debateable topic in animation, the <\/p>\n

\n‘Toy Story’<\/a> vs. Dreamworks ‘Small Soldiers’<\/a>, <\/p>\n

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\n‘A Bug’s Life’<\/a> to ‘Antz’<\/a>. The list goes on.<\/p>\n

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\nHe says this…<\/p>\n

\n“The \u201cAnything You Can Do, I Can Do Better\u201d game ended, though, with the release of \u201cFinding Nemo,\u201d a movie only the crustiest of curmudgeons could hate, and Dreamworks\u2019 subsequent weak retort, \u201cShark Tale,\u201d craptastic despite Jack Black. After \u201cShark Tale\u201d bombed, the general consensus was that Pixar would forever be the Lindsay Lohan to Dreamworks\u2019 Hillary Duff.”<\/p>\n

\nI do agree with him there, even though I am a huge Pixar fan, if I was not and was neutral, I probably still would have agreed.<\/p>\n

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Use the comments link below to leave your say on this topic. Do you think Dreamworks will ever come good or will they stay with the unoriginel ideas? Tell us what you think.<\/p>\n

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