For a while there, it seemed like a crudely drawn webcomic had DreamWorks Animation’s number. In an unflattering contrast to the imaginative movies that Pixar was making in the ‘00s, the graphic argued that DreamWorks movies were nothing more than “Talking animals. And they do things animals normally don’t do. And they all make this face,” accompanied by a collage of characters from DreamWorks movies arching their eyebrows with a smirk.
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