This is the second collaboration between Freddie Prinze jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt. I am forgetting a lot of things now because it is pretty long and a lot of stuff happens, especially in the second half. (2008). This film was fully financed via private equity. Distributor-for-hire Freestyle Releasing distributed the film in 2,160 screens in the United States. As a scriptwriter and producer of, and all-round lover of all types of animation, no matter where in the world it is from, I rushed to see this movie as soon as possible. Malcolm McDowell and Louis Gossett, Jr. appeared in Y2K (1999). The characters each grew and evolved throughout the film. Fathom Studios signed only recognizable, bankable actors and actresses for principal parts, then rolled out their cast announcements gradually, maximizing PR impact and addressing potential distribution concerns. First, it got caught in a corporate reshuffle so it had a wide opening (planned before the reshuffle) but with no marketing publicity. External Reviews Delgo was very promising. With Freddie Prinze Jr., Val Kilmer, Anne Bancroft, Chris Kattan. I'm not a movie critic, but since I got to see it for free I thought I would post something. In fact, the only thing I found myself hoping for is that someone would kill (slowly and painfully) Delgo's mentally retarded and epileptic sidekick. Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. I'll begin head-on with the frequent question: "why have I never heard of this movie?" I really liked the flying fighting and some of the fights with creatures. It had its good moments, but those are quickly forgotten when they stand in the shadow of the lame script and 2-dimensional characters. It had the lowest per-theater gross on its opening weekend of any wide release in American film history, breaking the record set by The Ten Commandments (2007). I always watch any movie to pass my own judgement, and although the trailer was not good at all, that didn't stop me from seeing Delgo online. When they went to war I just didn't care. The initial use of alien creatures was right on the mark -- special -- creative -- enticing... the voices were amazing throughout, but then there's the pesky need for a good story. As a hobby I have been making a movie for years. This disappointed me, since Delgo was really a fun film to watch. And overall, while it is not the worst animated film ever or the worst movie ever, I was left unimpressed. The first time was in I Know what you Did Last Summer (1997). I liked some characters better than others. It had the lowest per-theater gross on its opening weekend of any wide release in American film history, breaking the record set by The Ten Commandments (2007). (voice), Giddy / Fathom Studio had a partnership with Dell to provide the hardware to make the film. Nothing really shocked me but it wasn't cheesy and it had a lot of good action scenes. Delgo is the latter. More than anything this movie suffered from a total lack of an advertising campaign. Overall the biggest downfall was just direction and delivery. An alliance of evil-doers, led by Frieda, looks to take over Fairy Tale Land. The character and set designs are taken from old (admittedly high quality) adventure games a la 1985, the animation movement is just a little out in many scenes, the script is an awful cobbled hash of better films, and even the voices don't really fit. A parody with a twist. Laura Citron, spokeswoman for Macquarium and Fathom Studios, said that Melissa McBride was a voice double for the late Ms. Bancroft in limited sequences to ensure completion of the film. It says plenty about how torpid the storytelling in Delgo is that the end credits are probably the best thing in the film. The production spanned more than six years. If you keep in mind that this is a kids' movie, you'll enjoy it; if you go in expecting a complicated plot, lots of graphic violence, swearing, or whatever else, you'll think it was lame. Eight main characters were created for the film, as well as twenty secondary characters, twenty-two creatures, thirty plants, and fifty-six sets. Elder Pearo Celebs. The land of Jhamora is torn apart by the mutual prejudice of two peoples—the winged Nohrin, masters of the skies, and the terrestrial Lockni, who harness the mystical powers of the land. The film was released on 2,160 screens and grossed a total of over $690,000 against a budget of $40,000,000. First, it got caught in a corporate reshuffle so it had a wide opening (planned before the reshuffle) but with no marketing publicity. Won Best Feature Film at Anima Mundi 2008. They still have an air of naive originality. After enlisting the help of a unlikely friend to escape a Nohri prison, Delgo discovers Imhoff is in danger so he must unite the two races against a common foe. It's best classified as an "action fairy tale", but when it came out, the fashion in animations was a more psychological and unusual story line (for example Ratatouille or Wall-E), and the "action" space was fully occupied by live action flicks (for example Star Trek). And overall, while it is not the worst animated film ever or the worst movie ever, I was left unimpressed. There once was some writers and animators. It's a cheapo product ideally suited for a Saturday-morning pyjama vigil in front of a small screen. They took two years to create a ninety-second clip that gave Marc Adler and his team the confidence and the financial muscle to make a movie completely outside the Hollywood system.

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