Hello everyone, today I'm going to react to another trailer for Migration. Come on already, was three not enough? By that, I meant one teaser and two officials. Oh well, I sure hope this trailer will be the last one that I will be reacting to because I really had enough of this reacting to that duck movie. Seriously, is it really trying to get me into liking ducks for some reason? It's never going to work on me that easily, maybe to someone who might be into ducks yes. But remember, I'm the Fox Prince, not the Duck Prince. Anyway, let's just begin this trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWbfohXIdEU

0:00-0:13 Well, never thought I would hear that music again since the teaser trailer and the first official trailer. If anyone out there knows the name of this song, let me know because I really want to look it up.

0:13-0:21 I totally remember this moment in the teaser and the second official trailer, that's when it's raining and that scary bird who might be the villain of the film might come in.

0:21-0:34 Well I remembered the whole ducks getting lost in New York since the first official trailer, but I missed the "I'm A Survivor" song in it. But I've got to admit that screaming rat was really funny.

0:34-0:54 Okay so in this trailer when they ask for directions to Jamaica, we see the bird in Jamaica dancing and flying around like it's the movie "Rio", the Pidgeon who looks like a bird version of Brain from "Pinky and the Brain" and is voiced by Aquafina is called Chump. But if the father duck tries to tell her by saying her name, she gets offended as if he wanted to fight her like that. Seriously, it's either her name is "Chump" or she should start getting a different name to prevent someone from calling her that.

0:54-1:08 Well it's going to be a big adventure alright, and I assume it's going it be exciting and dangerous at the same time.

1:08-1:24 So now we're back with the Duck a l'Orange thing again since they brought it up in two of the official trailers. Also, the chef wearing a tiger cape on his back, I think he might be the main villain of the film since he might turn one of the ducks into a Duck a l'Orange.

1:24-1:43 Okay so now we're seeing our duck heroes at their destination, then we see the helicopter that has a tiger's face on it which probably belongs to the villain. We also can see those white ducks doing yoga classes and finally a battle between the ducks and the evil cook.

1:43-1:56 Now we're also seeing in this trailer that some moments might be a musical at some points, like glowing water as well as dancing feels like this movie is going to be a musical. Then we see the villain grabbing the ducks before they could escape, after words we see the villain being knocked out from that squash that was shot in his face, but the bottom door of the helicopter opens, and our duck heroes fall while still being inside the cage.

1:56-2:11 Okay, remember when I said that the bird with a creepy face would be the villain of the film? Well, I'm wrong, it turns out the design just makes her look creepy. So, she's not the real villain, the chef who cooks Duck a l'Orange is the real villain.

2:11-2:24 Now in this one after the title, we see our duck heroes trying to escape with their lives and then there is a Fruit Ninja moment where the orange is being chopped by a knife in the air in slow motion. And that father duck was all "DUCK A L'ORANGE" in slow motion during that.

Well, this is my reaction to the third official trailer, I sure hope this is the last trailer to Migration that I'll be reacting to. Not because I hated the movie or anything, it's just that if they make more than just a couple of official trailers, it just stresses me out. Now I better get to react to a trailer that has nothing to do with Migration before it's too soon. But anyway, I'm Fox Princ and I'll see you all later even if it means another trailer for Migration.

Note:
I own my character
The pic is made by  JohnHall
and Migration is owned by Universal and Illumination