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While new rewatching of "Trolls", decided, that this Bergen guy is my most favorite, even, I really like designs of the most of these depressive citizens. They have cool style. Especially this one. I'm not sure, that he appears later, where were many bergens shown in final scenes, but, where were another lights and big crowds. So, I just hope, that he didn't overdone while burring himself >> And, sure, I really like green cawed creature 
Characters from "Trolls" (c) Dreamworks
Characters from "Trolls" (c) Dreamworks
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Apparently, a majority of people on YouTube were totally disgusted (or got "cancer" as they say) over the fact that Gorillaz's hit single 'Clint Eastwood' was used to express the Bergens' happiness-deprived lifestyle.
I, personally, don't mind in the slightest. In fact, I wasn't expecting this familiar song of mine to be in a CGI animated film, so it surprised me in a good way. Not to mention, I couldn't seem to find a single blog post or the like anywhere beyond YouTube complaining or criticizing about 'Clint Eastwood' being used in the movie. If all the backlash on this idea are truly concentrated on YouTube alone, then I have little to no reason to believe their potential bullshit.
What do you think of a Gorillaz song being used in an animated movie? Do you think it "ruined" the song as those whiny squeakers claim and expect the whole world to believe and acknowledge?
I, personally, don't mind in the slightest. In fact, I wasn't expecting this familiar song of mine to be in a CGI animated film, so it surprised me in a good way. Not to mention, I couldn't seem to find a single blog post or the like anywhere beyond YouTube complaining or criticizing about 'Clint Eastwood' being used in the movie. If all the backlash on this idea are truly concentrated on YouTube alone, then I have little to no reason to believe their potential bullshit.
What do you think of a Gorillaz song being used in an animated movie? Do you think it "ruined" the song as those whiny squeakers claim and expect the whole world to believe and acknowledge?