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A hunting pig finds himself wandering the world with a free-spirited elephant he was meant to capture. : Eat your heart out, Dumbo! Hitpig: He can really fly. Hundurinn Hank í klóm kattarins (2022) is mentioned in Born To Be WildWritten by Mars BonfirePublished by Universal/MCA Music Ltd. Universal Music Publishing Canada under license from Steppenwolf of MCA Records Inc. Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.. A new animated film has arrived in theaters titled HITPIG!. Based on the children’s book Pete and Pickles by Berkeley Breathed, this is the story of a pig hunter named Hitpig (Jason Sudeikis) who returns escaped animals to their owners. Right off the bat, the title doesn’t make sense, the pig doesn’t kill anyone like a hunter. It should probably be called something like PETE THE BOUNTY HUNTER or PETE AND PICKLES. He’s literally named Hitpig. Along the way, he meets Alia (Lily Singh), a survivor of the picky, arrogant Leap. The Lord of the Leotards (Rainn Wilson). They form a bond that makes Hitpig question his career and life. This movie is great. I realize it wasn’t made with me in mind. The humor is everywhere, sometimes aimed low for kids, sometimes aimed high. Lots of butt jokes. The story moves a mile a minute, sometimes literally, not letting you breathe. The characters all talk fast, but I was happy to hear Hannah Gadsby as the sassy koala. The movie looks low-budget, and I’m surprised it made it to the theaters. There are some good scenes about the family you choose. Hot! A good movie in my opinion, but instantly forgettable and not worth spending the money on, unless you have a young child with ADHD who loves loud noises and bright colors.
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