Flushed Away 3D Blu Ray 2006

Roddy is a privileged rat living the life of a beloved pet in a prestigious penthouse. Once a clogged sink "spits out" a sewer rat Sid, who likes luxury apartments, into the apartment. To get rid of the annoying guest, Roddy decides to flush him down the toilet, but the sewer resident is not as simple as he seems, and as a result Roddy himself turns out to be in the toilet. Once in the sewer, he will have to get used to a completely new, unfamiliar life in the cartoon Flushed Away 3d blu ray.

Flushed Away 3D Blu Ray 2006 originally was not released in 3D but has been converted to 3D specifically for the 3D-HD.CLUB, offering viewers an enhanced visual experience of the thrilling action sequences and special effects in the movie.

The second find is a purely "human" plot, although rodents with amphibians are drawn convincingly. The beginning of the cartoon is vaguely reminiscent of "The Prince and the Beggar", when a house mouse and a garbage rat swapped places. It continues as "Pippi Longstocking" – the mouse met red Rita, a child of the dungeon with pirate tendencies, and they began a "feuding" romance. Then something like "Thumbelina" turns on: the lovers fly away, and they are pursued by a toad with a cousin frog. "Thumbelina" came to mind, because the theme of loneliness was not intrusively carried out. But everything was decided purely in a "modern" manner, and for each of those present, not fairy-tale characters are guessed, but the heroes of the latest militants.

It is interesting to consider, because a new generation cartoon easily assimilates all the accumulated "live" achievements. If in the Batman "penguin" the sewer required almost theatrical convention, in "Wash off!" the underground world absolutely organically joins the well-known "acidic" "post-apocalyptic" worlds of blades and Nirvana. Only with flying mixers. And the inclusions of a musical with snails under umbrellas in it are no less vivid than in live musicals.

One can only regret the excessive enthusiasm of the authors for animated "matter" to the detriment of "spiritual conversations". That is, they have no less visual and technical potency than Miyazaki, and there is less sense. By "Get out!" it's just very clear how harmful Hollywood "family life" is to talented people. In it, everything goes to forcibly fall into childhood. And the invented sewer system, in contrast to the glamorous world of the Kensington mansion with absolutely adorable dolls, made it possible to make the "human" plot much more significant, caustic and sarcastic, age-convertible. That is, children would not be bored, but adults would not be bored either. In short, the cartoon did not have enough torn condoms as sleeping bags – there was not enough healthy cynicism.