Jeremy Renner
as Swifty
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The animation film Arctic Justice, starring Jeremy Renner, Heidi Klum, James Franco, etc., directed by an unlisted director, was released on November 1, 2019 in the United States. It tells the story of An Arctic fox works in the mailroom of a package delivery service, but wants to be doing the deliveries. This is an Animation, Adventure, Comedy film with a runtime of 92 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.9/10 from 2,473 viewers.
Jeremy Renner
as Swifty
Heidi Klum
as Jade
Heidi Klum
as Bertha
James Franco
as Lemmy
John Cleese
as Otto Von Walrus
Omar Sy
as Leopold
Michael Madsen
as Duke
Laurie Holden
as Dakota
Anjelica Huston
as Magda
Alec Baldwin
as PB
Donny Falsetti
as Dusty
Soraya Azzabi
as Alma
Susan Spano
as Mary
Jason Deline
as Naz Narwhal
Nicolette Bonafede
as Marta
Nina Senicar
as Abby
Giulia Gorietti
as Ebba
Chiara Bassermann
as Betty
Sarah Patterson
as Mona
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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The characters are unlikable and bland. The animation looks cheap and the story is clichéd. I do not recommend this movie.
. . . ARCTIC JUSTICE, and sported one of the grisliest climaxes in the history of children's cartoons. As originally previewed, "Otto von Walrus" is cornered after his Doomsday Drill implodes by an outraged, pitchfork-wielding Titusville mob. Perhaps the ensuing bloody carnage inflicted by this vicious vigilante rabble can be best described as ALMOST as gruesome as the fate of a lone young female boarding a public bus in one of those Asian countries, such as India. However, when social services pointed out to the ARCTIC JUSTICE producers that American kiddies were not inured to seeing their big sisters or young moms dumped off at the front door as lifeless mangled messes by the Saturday afternoon meat wagon, the U.S. version of this film was incongruously retitled ARCTIC DOGS, with the graphic portion of Otto's demise cut entirely. Though I was the only person at my showing of ARCTIC DOGS, I believe that if its studio had let well enough alone, the theater could have been at least half full with local middle school boys eager to savor ARCTIC JUSTICE!
Although this film did not do well in reflection of the box office numbers, I think it was amazing. I enjoyed the characters and the roles they played in telling the story. It actually made me laugh! Don't believe the numbers, it's a must see!
It's good to see other compAnies doing animated movies other than Disney, but watching some of these flicks you can see why Disney is on top. The animation on this was weak. I don't know how much the movie cost, but I would assume that the animation studio may not have had the technology budget to make it flow. It felt very stiff. The music was very lackluster. You could possibly make up for weak animation with a good score but they did not have enough of one going through the movie The story had no quality to it, which may not have been that big of a problem if the characters where more interesting. This is a combination of the weak animation and the voice over cast that had some big names who seem to be phoning it in for a paycheck. I know I'm saying a lot to discourage people from seeing this. In reality it's not a bad picture...of your renting it at home for your kids to see. It has that Disney formula but they need to add more sugar.
This movie is awesome hawkeye is so cool on this movie it's so god damn awesome. 10/10 I also think the sequel should have a villain named "aweenhiilol" that'd be so awesome like wow. Awesome
Okay so i watched this as a double feature with the terminator over the weekend and this was a movie for sure kids who like dogs and snow will enjoy but its just not something they would like otherwise the movie isnt very funny or sweet or anything good yeah there are a few laughs but not enough to be cosidered as worth the price but if your kids like dogs it will be worth every penny if not wait for frozen 2 to come out
Famed and acclaimed animated film director Jeremy Renner really knocked it out of the park with his new furry movie. The film is so good that it makes me cry. Swifty's story is relatable, and also very comical. I especially like the bird (voiced by James Franco) he made me LOL. Alec Baldwin works so well as the expertly crafted character P.B. (His name stands for polar bear because he is a polar bear) the love interest is so fascinating because she is a fox, just like the main protagonist (he is voiced by Jeremy Renner) is that the guy that plays the Falcon?and also she is hot! But watch out, because the Walrus is the bad guy of the movie (HES REALLY SCARY, DONT TAKE YOUR KIDS TO THIS) all in all arctic dogs is fun for the whole family
The animation is slightly better than Norm Of The North but it looks like Spark A Space Tail, Swifty is a stupid character, although the character designs are decent at best, this movie is boring too, the title, there are no dogs, so why is it called Artic Dogs just call it Artic Justice this movie is as bad as Norm If The North but with only just slightly better looking animation
Me and 3 other friends went to go see this at a dollar theater as a joke knowing it would be bad. But to my dismay it was actually not as bad as i expected it to be. There was actually a few things to appreciate (as minimal as they were). For one the voice acting ranged from decent to really good. I really enjoyed John Cleese's performance as the main antagonist. It's like he knew how ridiculous his role as a mechanical walrus was so he chose to have as much fun with it as he could, and it really does show and it was his performance alone that saved this movie from being completely awful. But unfortunately that's the only real redeeming quality this movie has. The rest is utter garbage. I guess where i'm getting at is i didn't hate this movie in it's entirety surprisingly. It's just so laughably generic. You could make the argument that this movie was intended for children and not four 17 year olds, but even then i think the movie failed at that cause we never heard one chuckle from the audience and a 3rd of the families there walked out of it. At least me and my pals got something out of it.
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