Entergalactic

==A deep, artful story told with hope and beauty.==

Watch this one **loud** and on an OLED display if you can - there are many scenes where you'll notice that those pixels are turned _off_.

Imma disagree with everyone on the Spiderverse vibes. Just because it’s a lower frame rate, in animation, and has a black protagonist is not enough for me to confirm this comparison. Whereas Spiderverse lived in this comic book world dotted colors, vibrancy, and onomatopoeia, Entergalactic is a guy showing me what his acid trip looked like.

This simple story lives in an extremely artistic world with good characters, inspiring visuals, and a fantastic amount of ass.

Loved this the Amimation is amazing and I connected with the characters never heard of kid cudi but I still enjoyed this film

Beautiful and very colorful animation. Amazing soundtrack.

The story itself is at times cute but a lot of the times I got frustrated as well because of poor communication leading to misunderstandings.

Also silly to me that [spoiler]Meadow would leave her first big event for a guy that still didn't clearly communicate about the problem they had.[/spoiler]

But the animation and soundtrack make it an amazing watch!

So colorful - very Spider-verse vibes. Brilliant music.

It's worth a watch if you want to beswept by the magic of NYC.

The animation is absolutely gorgeous

The weird thing in this is about sex. Or maybe I'm not used to seeing so much of it in an animation. Animation and music are amazing. The story kinda falls off as it goes along. Overall its good.

I really enjoyed this animated romcom featuring Kid Cudi in the lead role. There's some clear comparison to recent hit film Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse. The music works, the animation is stunning - they did a great job animating Laura Harrier. An easy watch for 90 minutes. But as a few people have said, the story falls off and they really rush the conflict.

I'm a Kid Cudi fan, so when I heard that his new album had an animated companion film I had to give it a try. Unsurprisingly, I quite enjoyed the soundtrack. That said, the film is easily strong enough to stand on its own and be enjoyed by non-Kid Cudi fans. I definitely feel like there is some Into the Spider-Verse inspiration, which is not a bad thing. The animation isn't quite as impressive as what Sony/Marvel can churn out, but the style and creativity is definitely there and I think they make the most of their budget. I specifically enjoyed the instances where they jump into different animation styles for flashbacks. The voice acting is strong, with Kid Cudi showing the chops to carry the central performance. My only real criticism, which is ultimately minor, is that the high level story beats feel somewhat familiar, rubbing shoulders with some rom-com cliches. Luckily, the moment to moment writing/dialogue is enough to forgive that familiarity, with solid humor and relationship dynamics that feel natural. Plus, the side characters/plots are more unique, which also helps.