There's also the delivery of this line from Kitai: 'What was your mistake? Trusting m eEE?!'.Note that this was supposed to be the big moment in the film where he stands up to his overly authoritative father. Jaden's voice cracking when he declares 'No, Dad!' caused it to be this.Honest Trailers: 'I like it, but I think it's something bad'? Did someone actually read this before they made it a movie? 'My suit's turned black! I like it, but I think it's something bad.'.Adam Johnston of mentioned that, aside from being an instant Narm recipe, you're going to get a very inconsistent accent without some very clear pronunciation guidelines. According to Will Smith, the intention was to create an accent that sounded otherworldly. The accents, a mix of various dialects that sound like a whole lot of weird nothing, with 'Erf' and 'Uhrrsa', becoming memetic.Cypher keeping Kitai at the dinner table in his only outward non- Dull Surprise emotion of the movie: 'DENIED! SIT DOWN!'.The South Korean version of the film features a very cheerful K-pop song by Jay Park during the end credits that's about partying and really has nothing to do with the film.The eagle's cawing sounds unfortunately like 'fuck'.Kitai's dream on the raft, which ends with a horror movie-style reveal of his sister's mangled corpse, might seem like something out of a different movie.The final act plays out like trying to find a signal for a cellphone, especially with Kitai checking for a connection every few feet.What's his real name? You've got to be kidding me.' Honest Trailers' reaction to it was 'Haha, very funny, guys. That's either awesomely stupid or stupidly awesome.

The intro introduces a bunch of plot points and themes like a Green Aesop and freakin' aliens that the film just as quickly forgets about.

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