The Angry Birds Movie Full Movie In Hindi 720p



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The Angry Birds Movie Full Movie In Hindi 720p
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Find out why the birds are so angry. When an island populated by happy, flightless birds is visited by mysterious green piggies, it&#39;s up to three unlikely outcasts - Red, Chuck and Bomb - to figure out what the pigs are up to.
On an island populated with birds an easily tempered flightless bird named Red lives happily with his best friends Chuck and Bomb until these pigs show up. Everyone loves these pigs but Red thinks something is going on and he figures out that the pigs are stealing their precious eggs. Red, Chuck, and Bomb along with a few fellow citizens must head to their layer and take down those piggies!
Having never played the app/game, it was going to be interesting to see whether &#39;The Angry Birds Movie&#39; was going to make something interesting out of it and how it was going to be succeed.<br/><br/>&#39;The Angry Birds Movie&#39; is not perfect, but this reviewer was really surprised at how much she enjoyed it. There are better animated films out there and there were better released this year (i.e. &#39;Zootropolis&#39; aka &#39;Zootopia&#39; in some places), but also far worse on both counts. From the two animated films seen recently at the cinema, &#39;The Angry Birds Movie&#39; is the superior film of the two. The other was &#39;Ratchet &amp; Clank&#39;, which is not as bad as critics made out (personal opinion of course) and could have been much worse considering video game adaptations&#39; dubious track record, but also had too many flaws to be considered a good film.<br/><br/>Getting the flaws out of the way, the story in &#39;The Angry Birds Movie&#39; is somewhat flimsy and has a tendency to be thin on the ground with a couple of unnecessary parts and parts that don&#39;t really go anywhere. It does occasionally feel rushed too, and while the film entertains hugely a vast majority of the time there are a couple of gags that misfire. This is especially true with the quite tasteless, awkwardly placed and too overlong urination gag, that was also really quite out of place.<br/><br/>However, the animation in &#39;The Angry Birds Movie&#39; is great. The colours are sumptuous and brightly vibrant, the characters are well-modelled and never look stiff or ugly and there are some very colourful and meticulously detailed backgrounds. There are also some very imaginative visuals in the action sequences. The music never makes the mistake of being stylistically jarring or over-bearing, and has a lot of infectious personality and energetic verve.<br/><br/>While not hilarious as such and unashamedly but endearingly silly, the script has some very funny moments, is tonally balanced with very little that&#39;s inappropriate or distasteful, is solidly balanced without being disjointed or muddled and there are some clever and witty lines. The action sequences are beautifully animated and thrilling, the message is a great one, gives the film a surprisingly emotional core without being over-sentimental or preachy and the climax is quite the knockout and the highlight of the film.<br/><br/>&#39;The Angry Birds Movie&#39;s colourful characters carry the film beautifully, with a protagonist that is easy to relate to and Mighty Eagle despite being a marmite character is great fun. The villains do pose a reasonable threat though are not particularly interesting. The voice acting, including actors who you wouldn&#39;t expect to work as well as they did in voice acting, is excellent, with the best contribution coming from Peter Dinklage.<br/><br/>All in all, surprisingly very entertaining and much better than it had a right to see considering what it was based on. 7/10 Bethany Cox
The gags in the trailer were on par with the best Pixar movies, and with names like Maya Rudolph, Jason Sudeikis, Bill Hader, Peter Dinklage, Sean Penn, Keegan-Michael Key and Kate McKinnon, my wife and I were sure this was going be a laugh riot. Wrong. The only thing on par with Pixar was the animation. The bulk of the gags were weak and often cliché. Most of the content, especially in the first third of the movie, was so adult oriented (e.g. political/psychological struggles) that the children in the theater quickly lost interest. It wasn&#39;t until the birds began to battle with the pigs (not a spoiler for anyone who knows the game) that the children settled down. There was mild entertainment value in the avian sociopolitical struggles but it was all so hackneyed and humorously flat, it elicited a train of yawns from my wife and I. I&#39;m certainly glad we didn&#39;t pay the luxury theater price (Captain America was playing -- we should have seen that, instead!) BTW: I&#39;m an avid Angry Birds player, but not my wife, and we both walked away from the movie shaking our heads and wishing we hadn&#39;t wasted the time. Hopefully the new Disney movie, Alice Through The Looking Glass, is better!
If you loved the game, you might enjoy watching the script contort itself into ever more zany shapes to incorporate the necessary elements: giant slings, teetering towers, boomeranging toucans. But it’s not enough to counteract the tiresome, sub-Lego Movie snarkiness of the script or the bright, busy and unengaging animation.
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