Was it a big lipped alligator moment?
Was it a big lipped alligator moment?
Christian Barnes
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Tyler Diaz
No it was just filler.
Joseph Lopez
No, it was a big shiny crab moment.
Christopher Taylor
" Sugar Lumps" would have been a much better song.
Noah Bell
I get that reference and I liked both
Josiah Perry
I'd say the Kakamora were, but not Teratoma here.
Liam White
>using nostalgia faggot terms
Bentley Murphy
Stop forcing your shitty memes, Melvin
Chase Green
>comes out of nowhere
Kind of, I was not expecting him to sing but there was some sort of build-up to it.
>is way over the top
For a giant bioluminiscent coconut crab with treasure on his back, not really.
>makes no sense
See above.
>has no connection to the plot
It does connect to Maui getting his hook back.
>once it’s over, it's never mentioned again
Well, he got a post-credits scene.
tl;dr: No, it is just fancy filler.
Jose Sanders
Back to TV Tropes you go.
Evan Stewart
>Back to TGWTG you go.
Fix'd
Anthony Brown
it's shiny filler.
Isaiah Gutierrez
This character/song/movie was extremely sub par and cringe as hell
Justin Hill
> cringe
how?
Cameron Hall
He was a trial for the main characters to overcome.
Now those coconut guys. They came out of fucking nowhere and didn't really contribute anything to the plot.
Mason Cooper
The what?
Jonathan Morgan
Just look at him man in Op's pic. The song was trash too. I couldn't even watch it it was so bad.
Cameron Jackson
I dont have anything against Jemaine Clement but his comedy is extremely hit and miss and this whole scene was a complete strikeout, yet on and on it went.
Angel Parker
This scene and the killer coconuts were easily the worst parts of the movie.
Andrew Adams
No, as the song provided backstory for Maui.
The Kakamora, on the other hand, definitely were.
Dylan Wilson
I enjoyed the song, so no, I don't get what you mean.
Matthew Perez
Well kinda minor things the scene also showed Maui having trouble with his hook for some reason and hinted at his back story and motivation.
Evan Turner
Is there a link to the scene?
Connor Morris
Blake Cooper
>Jemaine Clement
>It's fucking Jemaine Clement
>That song
Holy shit, are people seriously complaining about this?
I need to watch this fucking movie now.
Aaron Morris
The only part that didn't make me want to end my life was the chorus the rest was beyond trash.
Blake Martinez
>Jemaine Clement
Sucking the dick of a comedian who is extremely hit and miss.
Jason Cruz
>using nostalgia critic forced meme
Hunter Morris
oh so now it's about the actor themself?
Dominic Wright
So I like it when he does hit, what's your fucking damage?
Cooper Thompson
When he did the fucking scene didn't he? his performance here was a reflection of his hit and miss work and this was definitely a miss.
Caleb Ramirez
With the sound effects and the interruption by Maui, and the echoing towards the end, it really brings the song down. It's much better on the soundtrack.
Nolan Kelly
>Because his work in this particular film was absolutely a swing and a miss.
Jace Powell
I prefer the original demo personally. It fucking oozes Bowie.
youtu.be
And yes the movie is well worth seeing. Its not exactly innovative and some of the humor is just obviously written by some suit in a boardroom but its still a great movie with the best music from any disney musical.
James Fisher
I liked the song, man, no reason to feel threatened by that or anything. Everyone's entitled to an opinion.
Angel Lopez
Exactly.
Carson Wood
Not really; Maui's tattoo of him fighting Tamatoa is prominently shown during "You're Welcome" so there was foreshadowing. Plus he explains Maui's motivations so his song is relevant to the rest of the film.
Sebastian Nguyen
Hurt feelings would be better