Movies, Ships and Other Random Thoughts

The Bad Guys is a movie about thefts and crime. It stars Sam Rockwell, Marc Maron, Awkwafina, Craig Robinson, Anthony Ramos, Richard Ayoade, Zazie Beetz, Alex Borstein and Lilly Singh. Mr. Wolf is similar to Peter B. Parker in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse , Frankie from The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature and Prince Philippe Charming in Charming , who are all charming. In fact, Peter B. Parker should have the same voice as Mr. Wolf and the actor who plays him, Sam Rockwell because I picture him as more of a Clooney-type. Mr. Piranha is similar to Héctor in Coco because they speak Spanish. Professor Marmalade is similar to Randall Boggs from Monsters Inc because they are sneaky and Police Chief Misty Luggins is similar to Tom from the Tom and Jerry franchise because they both want to catch Jerry and Mr. Wolf. All the actors in every dub did a good job nonetheless. I would so recommend this movie.

This is yet once again another one of the trademarks of actor's voices. It is about Anthony LaPaglia as Boss Skua in Happy Feet . Grim dramatic approach Powerful, gritty and dark performance Fast rhythmic cadence Low vocal range Heavy vocal weight Gravelly baritone register Low octave Cold threatening tone Dynamic expressive delivery Baritone voice type Dramatic baritone voice type Low pitch Loud volume Deep rich timbre Low tessitura Clear precise articulation Moderate pace Fast tempo Gruff raspy voice New York accent

This one is something in a movie I want canceled because of two scenes I didn't like. Anyway, here is the next voice just for you. By the way, it is my inspiration for the voice of Apu Robotnik, my comical bad guy in one of my Monty Python Junior plays...if you’re missing those Indian-style tones. Alan Tudyk as King Candy in Wreck-It Ralph - A voice that lisps and sounds like a mafia leader, but is also very bombastic and confident. He always makes jokes that he finds funny, but nobody else does. He is a mix of Ed Wynn, Tony Soprano and Charles Nelson Reilly in my mind.

This is yet again another one of the trademarks of actor's voices. It is about Colin Farrell as the Penguin in The Batman . - Tough egocentric approach - Pompous, threatening and manipulative performance - Slow steady cadence - Low vocal range - Heavy vocal weight - Nasally baritone register - Low octave - Dark narcissistic tone - Cold menacing delivery - Baritone voice type - Dramatic baritone voice subtype - Low pitch - Loud volume - Raspy guttural timbre - Low tessitura - Strong clear articulation - Variable tempo - Normal voice pace - Deep gruff voice - Thick New York accent

This is once again another one of the trademarks of actor's voices. It is about Nicolas Cage as Spider-Man Noir in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. - Intense dramatic approach - Grizzled, hard-boiled and dark performance - Slow deliberate cadence - Low vocal range - Heavy vocal weight - Booming bass register - Low octave - Mysterious deadpan tone - Serious old-fashioned delivery - Bass voice type - Dramatic basso profondo voice subtype - Low pitch - Loud volume - Gruff gravelly timbre - Low tessitura - Clear crisp articulation - Medium tempo - Normal voice pace - Low growly voice - New York accent

Scrooge: A Christmas Carol is a movie about love. It stars Luke Evans, Jessie Buckley, Olivia Colman, Jonathan Pryce, Johnny Flynn, Fra Fee, Giles Terera, James Cosmo and Trevor Dion Nicholas. The movie should be for ages 18 and up. Scrooge should be a murderer because of the scene where a child called him a “great clumsy lump”, voiced by Grand Corps Malade because he has name recognition and is a bigger name star than his French voice actors, Serge Faliu and Julien Dior (Serge Faliu will, however, use the vocal characterization he used for Scrooge for Murray in Joker & Friends and Julien Mior would use the vocal characterization he used for Scrooge for Murray in Joker & Friends ) and should never break up with Isabel Fezziwig, his love interest. Isabel herself should be more loving to Scrooge by wanting to be a murderer just like Scrooge, voiced by Julie Ferrier because she has name recognition and is a bigger name star than her French voice actress, Diane Dassigny and shoul...