When I was younger, I remember seeing a lot of Adão Iturrusgarai's comics in my school books. He wasn't exactly my favorite cartoonist, but I found some of his strips funny, whether they were about characters like Aline or Trupe, but I had never seen anything with Rocky & Hudson before. I found out about this film on a Wikipedia page and only watched it recently. And my review of the film, well...
I really wanted to like this film, because I liked the visuals of the 90s animation, besides it being the first Brazilian adult animated film. The biggest problem with this movie is that its story doesn't make sense, the movie starts with a segment about a mad scientist who creates a flying gun that lasts a few minutes and then is forgotten by another segment with a longer duration where the characters travel aimlessly on the road with the grandmother of one of the characters. The film is extremely slow, almost nothing happens in 1 hour of film and there are unnecessary scenes like when a musical scene occurs at the beginning of the film and all we see is a white ball bouncing in the lyrics of the song over a black background. I watched this movie until the end with great effort, because it was such a boring movie that I couldn't wait for it to end. The only positive thing I would have to say is that this film is at least more watchable than Otto Guerra's later films Wood & Stock and Cidade dos Piratas.
I really wanted to like this film, because I liked the visuals of the 90s animation, besides it being the first Brazilian adult animated film. The biggest problem with this movie is that its story doesn't make sense, the movie starts with a segment about a mad scientist who creates a flying gun that lasts a few minutes and then is forgotten by another segment with a longer duration where the characters travel aimlessly on the road with the grandmother of one of the characters. The film is extremely slow, almost nothing happens in 1 hour of film and there are unnecessary scenes like when a musical scene occurs at the beginning of the film and all we see is a white ball bouncing in the lyrics of the song over a black background. I watched this movie until the end with great effort, because it was such a boring movie that I couldn't wait for it to end. The only positive thing I would have to say is that this film is at least more watchable than Otto Guerra's later films Wood & Stock and Cidade dos Piratas.