Journey to the Blue Sky Episode 13: Ferdinand

In this episode of Journey to the Blue Sky, Arun and Patricia discuss about the 2017 Blue Sky Studios animated film Ferdinand based on the 1936 children's book Ferdinand the Bull by Munro Leaf. Ferdinand is not like the other bulls. He's a sweet, kind, and gentle bull who loves flowers. But he is forced to become a bull to be sent away as a bull to compete in bullfights. As a young bull, he runs away and lives with a flower farmer and his daughter for several years. One day, he is captured and sent back to the ranch he grew up in and learns that the bulls must become ready to be sent to the bullfights, otherwise they'll be taking to the slaughterhouse.
When the film premiered in theaters, it made $296 million dollars out of its $111 million dollar budget with mixed reviews with praising John Cena's portrayal as Ferdinand, but that the story and characters were forgettable. This would be the second Blue Sky Studios film that would be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Film, but lost to Coco. How does the film hold up? Listen and find out.
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Evening, Old School Lane. I loved your video on, Ferdinand I like the movie it's pretty funny, my favorite character is Valiente & I have to agree with what
you said about the horses in the movie, in the past whenever I'd watch this on T.V. every time I see those horses I would start thinking: " These three are
Really stupid". Oh, one more thing: If your interested I've got a animated movie suggestion for y'all(I'd love it IF you'd do a video on it) the movie is called
" K9 World Cup". It's a soccer themed movie, the movie can be found here on RUclips. Okay, that's all hope you like my comment & movie suggestion ha
Ve a good day, evening, or night where ever you are... Goodbye.