Synopsis
The life and times of a neglected stoplight.
The Loneliest Stoplight
2015 Directed by Bill Plympton
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USA
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21 Aug 2015
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Love these simple little Bill Plympton films where that aren't wacky, insane, or sick and twisted type, but instead simple cute stories that have the charm, heart, and humor as a story should! I feel like this already ended up being one of my favorite films from Bill Plympton and I can't recommend it enough, I loved this so much! Also listening to Patton Oswalt narrating made me think of this as Ratatouille, but with a stoplight instead.
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Getting Patton Oswalt to do voice work for your animated movie is a good way to make me wish I were watching Ratatouille instead.
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Animation is good, particularly enjoyed how the people looked. Surprisingly laughed quite a bit during. Definitely recommend this one.
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Adding an anthropomorphized stoplight voiced by Patton Oswalt to my list of the most annoying things in the world. I can't believe these six excrutiating minutes were made by Bill Plympton.
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Cute and appealing, it felt like an old Disney cartoon. This was fun! But not much more.
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It's telling how bad this year's animated shorts were that when I heard Patton Oswalt's voice I was elated bc it had more texture and energy than almost anything I had seen before.
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Sort of goes nowhere but it's really cute I guess. Patton Oswalt proves though his voiceovers are funny and joyful.