The transcript appears to be a critical review of a sequel to an animated film about talking airplanes. The reviewer mocks the film's poor quality, lack of originality, and its attempt to capitalize on a previous success despite a significant delay in release. They highlight the film's unsuccessful attempt at humor, outdated graphics, and nonsensical plot involving aliens and soda machines. The review also sarcastically compares the film's low box office earnings to its predecessor's success and criticizes the animation studio for not improving over time.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is reviewing a cartoon called "From Screw 2".
2. The cartoon was created by the Armenian animation studio Touch FX.
3. The cartoon is about talking airplanes.
4. The main character, Knight, is an old and rusty airplane who dreams of becoming a movie star.
5. The cartoon was released 9 years after the first part.
6. The cartoon only collected $189,000 at the box office.
7. The speaker mentions that the creators of the cartoon, Cars X, also created other cartoons that were not well-received.
8. The cartoon has a lot of references to other movies and TV shows.
9. The speaker criticizes the cartoon for its poor animation, storyline, and characters.
10. The cartoon has a lot of stereotypes and clichés.
11. The speaker mentions that the cartoon has a lot of mistakes and inconsistencies.
12. The cartoon's storyline involves aliens invading the world of airplanes.
13. The main character, Knight, is initially reluctant to help the government fight the aliens.
14. The cartoon has a lot of silly and absurd moments.
15. The speaker concludes that the cartoon is a lazy and scary creation made from templates.
16. The cartoon's ending involves the aliens and the airplanes living in harmony.
17. The speaker thanks Pixar for inspiring the concept of talking cars, which led to the creation of this cartoon.