Not fast enough to dodge a dart, but fast enough to suddenly stop time and move missiles around to cause all this..... why do I feel the after bit "here is what can next time if we make enough" Shows more of the characters we know, like Amy, Knuckles, and Tails in the garage

He didn't expect the cop to shoot him due to them having a conversation. Meanwhile, Robotnik is a danger and Sonic knew it.

For extra characters, it perhaps need more persuade to get right for them. Or perhaps, following the IDW Publishing comics, one character per movie. (Much like recently Power Ranger movie, which had the prologue of the Rangers, with introducing of Green Ranger for sequel...)

And that's my two cents for the thought.

Indeed, We all saw that before - Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), no? That Eggman wasn't all that fat and was much closer to the human being as possible.

Probably the most painful thing I've watched this year...

I feel like this movie is going to suffer from being in such close proximity to Detective Pikachu. Being a mix of live action with CGI characters was bad enough, but Sonic's lines just reminds me of Ryan Renold's Pikachu. I know they're in character for the blue blur, but it sounds like he's trying to be Detective PIkachu.

Jim Carrey's Robotnik feels more like Jim Carrey to me than Robotnik. I mean, I don't know how much more Robotnik he would need to be, but if I didn't already know he was playing Robotnik I don't think I'd be reminded of Robotnik. Then again, the trailer demonstrates that he becomes more Robotnik as the movie goes on, so maybe his acting gets closer throughout as well. Hard to say. I just hope he doesn't become CGI by the end of the film just to get the "Classic" look.

I don't know what my expectations for Sonic's facial animations were, but I'm positive they weren't met. I mean, it's not horrific, but it is pretty bad. Proficient, but bad. To draw the unfortunately comparison, the Pokemon in Detective Pikachu may be creepy, but they're not this. I'm sure they put a lot of work into making Sonic seem like a "Real" creature, and that was probably their first mistake. A fuzzy version of the in-game model would've been fine (again, just look at Detective Pikachu), but they decided to gamble on "Realism" and lost. Granted, they manage to avoid the uncanny valley for the most part, but it just doesn't look right.

Also, why does Sonic have to be a Strange Visitor from Another Planet? Is this Sonic X, the movie? I feel like there's all too often this weird tendency for Hollywood to adapt video games and other "Kids" things in movies by either dragging its characters into "the real world" or sending "normal" people into theirs. I remember the plot of the He-Man movie featuring him and his crew getting stuck on Earth, and the Monster Hunter movie is apparently an isekai staring U.S. marines or something. The Mario Bros. movie was an isekai, too. These franchises worked just fine trying to bring "Reality" into them, and I don't know who would think that idea was interesting besides the writers.

You know what this is? It's the reverse of the Mario Bros. movie. Instead of humans getting dragged into the Mushroom Kingdom, it's a Mobian going to Earth for some reason. And both have a villain that doesn't quite look like the main villain from the games who winds up looking more like him at the end. Granted, CGI Bowser was a mess that still didn't look like Bowser and got, like, five seconds of screen time before being turned into slime. I get the impression Jim Carrey is going to transition more slowly and probably look more accurate (which isn't saying much).

^v^ Heeehe This is interesting!