If you head to the theater and throw a rock, chances are you`ll hit at least three superhero movies. The genre has taken over the box office in the last decade, with the Marvel Cinematic Universe leading the charge. With such a crowded movie landscape, it can be hard to cut through the noise. Luckily for Teen Titans Go! To the Movies, it has realized the easiest way to do so is with fart noises.Teen Titans Go! To the Movies, the feature-length continuation of Cartoon Network`s Teen Titans Go! series, has everything fans of the show will love. The team dances and sings, it`s more about having fun than saving the world, and it`s not afraid to delve into a long stretch of meta jokes.The story is hilariously simple. Every superhero on the planet seems to have their own movies. That is, except, the Teen Titans. This crew that would rather eat sandwiches than conquer evil doesn`t think they`ll be considered real superheroes until their adventures are immortalized on the big screen. And how can you blame them? Even Aquaman is getting a movie.As they quickly learn, though, thanks to Hollywood director Jade Wilson (Kristen Bell), the movie industry doesn`t think the Titans are nearly important enough to get their own film. This is done through a series of in-movie trailers for everything from a standalone Alfred Pennyworth film to Batman`s utility belt getting a movie, while the team gets nothing. That`s when they realize the only way to become the stars they dream of being is to find a nemesis. In this case, that`s Slade (Will Arnett).For those who haven`t solved that puzzle yet. Slade is Slade Wilson, otherwise known as Deathstroke. The movie never calls him that, though--they just repeatedly refer to him as Slade. While it could be due to Deathstroke being too extreme of a name for an animated kids film, the Titans repeatedly refer to him as Deadpool.The running Deadpool joke is a smart one, given Teen Titans Go! To the Movies is essentially a Deadpool movie aimed at ...
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