From the buildings to the dragons, it was painfully obvious that things just weren t real. Speaking of which, maybe I m out in left field on this one but the movie seemed to have all of these puzzling Star Wars homages as well. When you combine all of the above elements, you ve got a pretty iffy movie which in my opinion, would be better suited for little children. Detail levels are extremely high throughout, with practically no on-screen grain throughout the entire film. Given how so much of the film was done on computer, this didn t really come off as that big of a surprise.
Colors are also quite rich and have great vibrancy.
The audio, presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 and 2.0, will not disappoint fans of the movie either. It s got good range and isn t afraid to mix things up when the action starts getting a little intense. Surround channels are used quite nicely, with some pretty spiffy directional effects here and there. Bass involvement isn t overwhelming but periodically jumps in to rattle the room. Sharing filming anecdotes, we also learn that Marlon Wayans is a huge goofball on set and that the entire gang had a great time making the movie.