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Genndy Tartakovsky’s got a brand-new movie, and it’s not another Hotel Transylvania this time! This is his long-time original 2D R-rated passion project that he calls Fixed. In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the next Sony Pictures Animation movie that came out on Netflix to know what the commotion is all about with this film, especially with all the hate that this got since the first trailer was released. Now that I’ve watched Fixed and made my review, it’s time to find out if this dirty dog movie really is as bad as the internet makes it out to be.

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Micheal

3:09-5:25 There is so much wrong with this segment. Hope you enjoy the inevitable backlash once this hits YouTube :D

Toontastic Juju

I will admit, I did get some enjoyment out of the film after watching it for myself with my best friend. Despite the raunchiness, I applaud it for its’ solid voice acting, good animation, sweet moments, and witty characters. Definitely not for everyone, but I’m glad it came out pretty good and I’m happy that Genndy’s passion project is out there.

Hugo Segal

Speaking of the first 'Cloudy' installment, I re-watched it via the Roku Channel about a month ago. While there were certain aspects I found appealing, like the UPA-inspired art direction, I understand if that particular film is not to everyone's tastes.

Justin Monti

I’m honestly extremely jealous that you got to see this movie early and got to see Genndy Tartakovsky in real life, that’s awesome. Although personally, I wasn’t huge on the trailer mainly because the humor and this kind of movie isn’t really my thing, and while I definitely do see there being an audience for this movie and I can understand why it would appeal to some people, it’s just not really my cup of tea, although I’m glad this movie did manage to see the light of day after Warner Bros not wanting to release it. Also I really do appreciate you calling out the animation community and their toxic behavior towards this movie, really I’m just sick and tired of the way the cartoon community just decides to go ballistic over what ever animation project they want to immediately hate, seriously and the fact that most of the people blindly throwing hate at this are the same people who are praising K-Pop Demon Hunters which is from the same studio, it really does prove how the animation community doesn’t know what it wants, also it really does kinda prove that these kinds of people praising K-Pop Demon Hunters and Sony Pictures Animation, they don’t care about the movie or the studio, if anything a lot of these people just wanna use K-Pop Demon Hunters as a tool just to blindly hate on anything that they consider inferior, I mean it pretty much explains why they are so hell bent on using K-Pop Demon Hunters to go and attack Disney with their recent films like Elio or Hoppers, so honestly this really does prove how the cartoon community has such an awful entitlement issue, where they don’t actually care about the movies they watch or the people who work on them, the only thing they care about is just acting like a bunch of self entitled losers who are honestly not worth listening to, and these people’s takes should immediately be considered invalid and their beliefs deserve to be silenced.

Bryce Gundy

I honestly agree with what you said about this movie getting a ridiculous amount of hate before it was released and the fake love that K-pop demon hunters has been getting. People on the internet need to GET A GRIP!

Kenneth Stoddard

Are you saying he’s wrong for telling the truth?

Kenneth Stoddard

As I seen the movie Fixed after work and honestly, I find this movie to be average at best. When it comes to the movie itself, I don’t think the film is as bad as the internet is making out to be. I find the animation looked beautifully hand drawn as well with the some solid voice acting, some interesting themes, some occasional jokes to be funny, but the story I find is really thin as well with the mediocre writing. The problem with the story is that this is too novelty for it concept that you can only do much for animated short about say 10-15 minutes long. If you expand it to 90 minutes long, it not only makes the novelty worn out, but you also lose the engagement as well especially how it prioritizes over on the comedy. I get the raunchy humor is not for everyone, but if you’re going to be more edgy to the point of leaning towards shock value, than it makes the comedy a mixed bag and I find the jokes to be hit or miss to me. Characters were fun at times despite thinly written and with the voice actors giving their all. It also has heart that I can tell but the comedy gets in the way at times to the point that you ended up feeling shallow. Other than that, I find this movie to be a mixed bag and on par with another R rated dog comedy, Strays. Both films are similar to one another as well with the novelty of swearing dogs, however, I think Fixed is a little better than Strays but it isn’t saying much. While I’m glad that this movie was able to be released to the public despite being released on Netflix after Warner Bros dumped this film, I don’t think it one of Genndy Tartakovsky’s best work or Sony Pictures Animation’s best work either despite the latter’s first R Rated film and their first 2D animated film too. As for the hate it has gotten, I think it a bit too extreme. I know this movie is not for everyone especially for many that rather see action oriented adult animated projects like Arcane and Predator: Killer of Killers for example but the hate towards Genndy Tartakovsky and Sony Pictures Animation has gone too far. Comparing Genndy Tartakovsky to someone like John Kricfalusi despite how these two are nothing alike is way too far especially how Genndy is way more beloved and made some memorable projects than Kricfalusi could ever done on top of this guy being a sexual predator on that matter. As for Sony, this is far from their worst movie they ever done as The Emoji Movie, live action Smurfs movies, and any of the direct to home media sequels is still their worst movies they made so if you’re going to attack the animators at Sony for doing their jobs, then this would make them no different than how they doing right now in attacking Disney and Pixar for their recent works. It not even the worst film I’ve seen as I still placed War of the Worlds from Prime Video to be the worst film I’ve seen this year so unless they stop attacking, then this animation community is going to continue to be toxic. Honestly, I just we hope moved on this this mess because even looking at it as a award season perspective, there’s no way it gonna get nominated as Netflix and Sony would rather prioritize KPop Demon Hunters to be nominated over at the Oscars and other award shows especially they’re doing a limited release for fans one weekend. For a movie, it a 5/10 but the hate needs to die as there are much better things to enjoy than this.

Hayden DeGrow

This movie may not be to my tastes (I mean, I find Family Guy too over-the-top, so this is out of my ballpark), but the backlash it got online is insane. Okay, Internet trolls, we GET it! You HATE the movie! Don't bark up our tree then and ruin it for the rest of us!