Full English - Series 1 [DVD]

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This delightful animated comedy follows an ordinary Lego construction worker, Emmet, as he’s mistakenly identified as the “Special.” Shenanigans of epic proportions ensue, and he becomes embroiled in an epic quest to stop the evil Lord Business from gluing the Lego universe together. 19. “Frozen” (2013) Various other characters in the show are voiced by series regulars: Simon Greenall, Lucy Montgomery and Darren Boyd. You can find a list and explanation of the few simple mouth shapes animators use in this article written by a professional animator.

Come on a musical adventure with the spirited Moana, the daughter of a Hawaiian chief. Moana sets sail on a daring voyage to restore the heart of Te Fiti and save her island community. Along the way, she befriends the demigod Maui and discovers her true calling. 17. “Inside Out” (2015) Full English was universally panned by critics, [7] most pointing out the show's poor attempt to emulate American adult animated shows, notably the uncanny character resemblances to Family Guy, as well as the poor art designs of the characters in general. On the character designs, Harry Venning of The Stage wrote: "The animation is flat and uninteresting, while the characters' faces are ugly and unappealing." [8] This silly spin on the superhero genre doesn’t star Superman… it stars his pets. When Superman and the rest of the Justice League are captured by a supervillain, it’s up to Superman’s dog Krypto and a ragtag group of animals from the animal shelter to save them. 6. “Wendell & Wild” (2022) The Incredibles” follows the lives of the Parr family, a family of undercover superheroes forced into retirement by a government ban on their activities. When a new threat arises, they must come together to save the world while also reconciling their individual family dynamics. 30. “Shrek” (2001)How to Train Your Dragon” is a thrilling fantasy adventure that follows a young Viking named Hiccup, who befriends a wounded dragon named Toothless. Despite their species’ longstanding rivalry, Hiccup and Toothless team up to defy tradition and forge an unlikely friendship, changing their world forever. 23. “Tangled” (2010) Jason Johnson ( Kayvan Novak) – the 17-year-old middle child, is an amiable, jocular lad, generally kind but stupid. In episode 2, it was hinted that he could be gay. That’s why watching them is one of the many ways you can make learning English more fun and exciting. This funny fantasy animation that follows the adventures of an ogre named Shrek as he embarks on a quest to rescue Princess Fiona from a dragon-guarded tower. Along the way, he befriends a talkative donkey named, creatively, Donkey. Along the way, Shrek learns the value of true love and self-acceptance. 31. “The Iron Giant” (1999) Starring: Eli Marienthal (Hogarth Hughes), Vin Diesel (The Iron Giant), Jennifer Aniston (Annie Hughes)

You can learn to pronounce words by watching the animation. Why? Because animated characters can show you how people move their mouths!Wendy Johnson ( Rosie Cavaliero) – the wife of Edgar and the mother of Dusty, Jason and Eve, a housewife in her mid-50s who tires of minding after her family, as she is often the only one capable of doing so. She is not unhappy with her home life, it just leaves her feeling unfulfilled. Wendy is the apple of her father, Ken's, eye. Evelyn "Eve" Johnson ( Daisy Haggard) – the youngest of the Johnson children. She is 14 years old, fat and an emo (or a Goth, it is unclear) who struggles with her diet and social life. She is moody, surly and monosyllabic towards her family, but shows a fanciful and romantic side in other contexts. She is also the lead vocalist of a punk band, Bloodmonkey. Luca is a young sea monster who lives in a charming seaside town on the Italian Riviera. When Luca befriends Alberto, another sea monster, he discovers the wonders of the human world above the water. Unfortunately, the humans don’t necessarily share their wonder of the unknown. Join Luca as he experiences a life-changing summer! 11. “Onward” (2020)