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Meth-dudeMar 20, 2015

The movie is predictable and stupid,the acting is bad,the fight scenes were so fake like it was really just weird,and there is again the stupid clichés.But the movie is not meant to be taken seriously and thanks to the gory deaths and the nonThe movie is predictable and stupid,the acting is bad,the fight scenes were so fake like it was really just weird,and there is again the stupid clichés.But the movie is not meant to be taken seriously and thanks to the gory deaths and the non stop action the film was entertaining.… Expand

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VesanisDec 21, 2016

I had more fun watching this movie than I did watching some major blockbusters. Don't expect a masterpiece but if you expect the same as a movie like sharknado you'll be pleasantly surprised.

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TheQuietGamerJun 4, 2016

Actively trying to be a stupid B-movie, "Zombeavers" proves to be just as stupidly fun as it's title implies. It's more entertaining than it has any right to be and is pretty darn funny. Of course it's one of those films that you can't takeActively trying to be a stupid B-movie, "Zombeavers" proves to be just as stupidly fun as it's title implies. It's more entertaining than it has any right to be and is pretty darn funny. Of course it's one of those films that you can't take seriously at all, so just come for the ridiculous concept, gore, and dumb humor.

Obviously holding this movie under a microscope and really analyzing it is not the way to go. The characters just aren't likable, the special effects are (intentinally?) bad, and the writing isn't so great either. These are seriously some of the most loathsome college student I've ever seen. Of course that makes it all the more satisfying to watch them die.

That's really the strength of this and other movies of the like. It's all about getting involved in the ridiculousness and over-the-top deaths. Both of which Zombeavers delivers on. There's actually also some well-written jokes. It's doesn't go as absurd or as stupid as other B-movies go. Something that's actually in it's favor. Yeah, some more unexpected absurdity might have gone along way, but it manages to just stay ridiculous enough to stay entertaining with reaching the realms of awful so many other films of the type have.

The title of the movie really tells you all you need to know regarding whether this movie is for you or not. If you read it and were intrigued then give it a shot. It's likely you know what to expect and the movie delivers on it. However if you read it and thought "Oh my God, that sounds awful" then don't watch it. It is also likely that you know what to expect and again the movie delivers on it. It's stupid, funny, intentionally absurd fun that has a sense of self-awareness to go with it's action and sense of humor.… Expand

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SpangleOct 17, 2016

Boy, if anything showcases the decline of Nickelodeon, it is this misguided and unfortunate movie for acclaimed children's cartoon, and a personal favorite, The Angry Beavers. When I supported this Kickstarter in favor of #4seasonsandamovie,Boy, if anything showcases the decline of Nickelodeon, it is this misguided and unfortunate movie for acclaimed children's cartoon, and a personal favorite, The Angry Beavers. When I supported this Kickstarter in favor of #4seasonsandamovie, I had such high hopes. When I heard that Dag and Norb would be bringing back their typically childish banter and terrific theme song for a feature film, I marked my calendar. I could not be more excited. The end result of this film left me wondering if director Jordan Rubin had ever seen the source material or if he just saw it and decided to discard it entirely. I want my money back. This is the last time I ever support a Kickstarter campaign for a beloved television show.

One of the major problems of this is the special effects. I was fine with going with live-action for the film. While the original cartoon was obviously not live-action, I thought it could be an interesting move. Plus, with the success of current CGI live-action films, the beavers should have no problem being the recognizable Dag and Norb, right? Wrong. Instead, these beavers look like puppets and really do not act like they did in the show. Where is the banter? Hell, I do not even think they spoke. All I saw was beavers nodding at one another every once in a while and surrounding some cabin in the woods. Fortunately, the same measure of brotherhood from the show is found in the film, as Dag and Norb, as well as all of the other beavers in the forest stick together.

One of the most shocking elements of The Angry Beavers Movie is the violence against beavers. While I agree with the film's approach of showcasing the problems associated with humans moving into the forest and harming beavers, I did not expect the violence. One character, Smyth (Rex Linn) warns the three main female protagonists of the fact that families are around, so they should cover up. Not only do Jenn (Lexi Atkins), Zoe (Cortney Palm), and Mary (Rachel Melvin) continue to run around in revealing clothing, but the film showcases so much violence against beavers and dogs that one must wonder if the film itself remembered that this was a family movie. For kids who loved the television series, we want to show our nieces, nephews, children, or random children, our favorite show as a movie. Yet, this will do nothing but convince those same youngsters that we are really weird.

That said, the humor is pretty much the same, as far as I can remember. Lots of beaver inside jokes and adult references that kids will not understand, thankfully. For this element, Jordan Rubin does a bit to overcome the violence and nudity, yet this is still not a film I can recommend for family viewers.

On the positive side, the film does a brilliant job to turn the humans into beavers. I was particularly moved by the scene in which Jenn grows a tail and bangs it on the ground like the rest of the beavers. At the end of the day, we are all beavers. We are united as one. Zombeavers, for all of its faults, definitely gets this important message across.

While violent and a diversion from the beloved Angry Beavers television series, the film still showcases the same anger from the beavers and the trademark comedy of the series, while also demonstrating the harm that can be caused by human involvement in the environment. Though this is not the film I expected when I popped in The Angry Beavers Movie, Zombeavers could be far worse. I just wish it was not based on a kids movie, for fear of children seeing the film.… Expand

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brentwshelton1Jun 27, 2015

This was a way more fun movie than i thought it was going to be. Granted, I wasn't expecting high art when I started watching it (and honestly my expectations were met) but if you are someone who would want to watch this movie in the firstThis was a way more fun movie than i thought it was going to be. Granted, I wasn't expecting high art when I started watching it (and honestly my expectations were met) but if you are someone who would want to watch this movie in the first place - you know exactly what I'm talking about! There were actually some funny lines and moments in this when the movie makes fun of itself and the acting really wasn't half bad which was a nice added bonus. (As much as good acting needs to be relied on to carry the plot when the theme is surviving a mutant, zombie beaver attack). Overall, an entertaining movie with absolutely nothing redeeming about it other than having some laughs along the way. Check it out!… Expand