Summary:
- Adam reviews the film 'Strays' and compares it to family-friendly animal adventure movies like 'The Incredible Journey' and 'Homeward Bound'.
- 'Strays' takes a different approach with its content, featuring crude humor, explicit language, and adult themes.
- The review acknowledges some clever writing and humor in the film, but notes that the excessive use of explicit language undermines its impact.
- Adam gives 'Strays' a zero popcorn rating, emphasizing its inappropriateness for children and expressing disappointment in its overall quality.
A review of the film 'Strays' and a comparison to family-friendly animal adventure movies like 'The Incredible Journey' and 'Homeward Bound'.
In a recent review, Adam discusses the movie 'Strays' and draws comparisons to beloved family films such as 'The Incredible Journey' and 'Homeward Bound'. While these classic movies featured talking animals on a journey to find their way back home, 'Strays' takes a different approach. The film clip shown during the review features Dennis Quaid, reminiscent of a scene from 'A Dog's Life'. However, despite the efforts of the editors to compile suitable footage, the movie's content proves to be far from family-friendly.
Adam concludes by giving 'Strays' a zero popcorn rating and expresses disappointment in the film's excessive crude humor and language. He suggests that while there might be an audience for this type of content, it falls short of the standards set by more engaging and higher-quality films.