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Not YMMV. Replacement about coming off as creepy realistic, not different than original art.


* UncannyValley: The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to look at than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions that on TV.
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From what I can tell, this movie was made simply because it's a story Jeremy Zag wanted to tell. Any controversial elements that were "fixed" were probably just changed because Zag personally didn't like them. And I don't think many people were requesting that Adrien's character be completely changed (especially not 5 years ago), yet it was because it was best for this story.


* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with '''''no''''' input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[ArmedWithCanon correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. Notably, the end being more in line with "correct" family values endorsed in some areas of broadcasting, i.e. Gabriel [[OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness instantaneously letting go of the obsessive goal he was willing to go for more than extreme lengths to ccomplish]] once he realizes he was about to kill his son, and allowing the police to arrest him. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.
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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with '''''no''''' input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. Notably, the end being more in line with "correct" family values endorsed in some areas of broadcasting, i.e. Gabriel [[OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness instantaneously letting go of the obsessive goal he was willing to go for more than extreme lengths to ccomplish]] once he realizes he was about to kill his son, and allowing the police to arrest him. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.

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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with '''''no''''' input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic "[[ArmedWithCanon correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. Notably, the end being more in line with "correct" family values endorsed in some areas of broadcasting, i.e. Gabriel [[OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness instantaneously letting go of the obsessive goal he was willing to go for more than extreme lengths to ccomplish]] once he realizes he was about to kill his son, and allowing the police to arrest him. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.
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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with '''''no''''' input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.

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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with '''''no''''' input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. Notably, the end being more in line with "correct" family values endorsed in some areas of broadcasting, i.e. Gabriel [[OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness instantaneously letting go of the obsessive goal he was willing to go for more than extreme lengths to ccomplish]] once he realizes he was about to kill his son, and allowing the police to arrest him. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.
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Fixing vocabulary


* UncannyValley: The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions that on TV.

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* UncannyValley: The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch look at than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions that on TV.
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Précision about Astruc's non-involvement in the movie


* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with largely unknown and possibly very little input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.

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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with largely unknown and possibly very little '''''no''''' input from somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. With the musical numbers requested for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or conversely, made the things even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.
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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with largely unknown and possibly very little input from the [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement somewhat]] contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. With the musical numbers requested since a long time by some thrown in for good measure. May or may not have worked, or even made the things worse, see FandomRivalry above.

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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with largely unknown and possibly very little input from the [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement somewhat]] somehow contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. With the musical numbers requested since for a long time by some parts of the fandom thrown in it for good measure. May or may not have worked, or even conversely, made the things worse, even ''worse'' : see FandomRivalry above.



* UncannyValley: The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than on TV.

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* UncannyValley: The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than that on TV.
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* UncannyValley: Downplayed, but still there for some. The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than on TV.

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* UncannyValley: Downplayed, but still there for some. The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than on TV.
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Spelling/grammar fix(es)


* UncannyValley: Downplayed, but still there for some. The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while in the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is no way homely in it). And this in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than on TV.

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* UncannyValley: Downplayed, but still there for some. The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while in on the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is by no way homely in it). And this was in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than on TV.
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* PanderingToTheBase: Well, [[BrokenBase some part of it]], at least. As the movie is clearly [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator producer Jérémy Zag]]'s thing, with largely unknown and possibly very little input from the [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement somewhat]] contested original creator/director/showrunner Thomas Astruc, the movie seems to make a point of "[[FixFic correcting]]" numerous elements '''''loudly''''' disliked by a sizeable part of the fandom. With the musical numbers requested since a long time by some thrown in for good measure. May or may not have worked, or even made the things worse, see FandomRivalry above.


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* UncannyValley: Downplayed, but still there for some. The film got an AnimationBump thanks to its budget, but the Character Design is ''noticeably'' different from the TV series, and some viewers had a ''hard time'' adjusting to it. On a general note, characters got rounder faces, smoothed skin texture, and desatured colors, especially the eyes. One of the allegedly unfortunate results was to make [[AlphaBitch Chloé]] [[TheBully Bourgeois]] somehow prettier and more pleasing to watch than Marinette, while in the TV show it's the contrary (even if Chloé is no way homely in it). And this in spite of Chloé having the same intended off-putting facial expressions than on TV.
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* {{Narm}}: The musical numbers can come across as this. Notably, French audiences are not used to have musical numbers into French animation films, usually one or two reprises of the main theme. And even in [[Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon Disney]] it can end up being [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 painful]] ("[[EarWorm Libérééééee, Délivrééééee]]"). Here, given [[TrailersAlwaysLie the trailers put little to no emphasis upon this element]] and the extra cheesiness of the French versions of the songs, some viewers were unpleasantly surprised. The sheer amount of songs took its toll on older parts of the audience (from teens on), to the point that on the day of the release, in some large Parisian multiplex theaters, audible, strong, exasperated groans could be heard coming from the entire projection room as soon as a song started / was about to start. To some, this made the movie cross the line straight from narmy into awkward, cringe-worthy territory.

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* {{Narm}}: The musical numbers can come across as this. Notably, French audiences are not used to have musical numbers into French animation films, usually one or two reprises of the main theme. And even in [[Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon Disney]] it can end up being [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 painful]] ("[[EarWorm Libérééééee, Délivrééééee]]").("Libérééééee, Délivrééééee"). Here, given [[TrailersAlwaysLie the trailers put little to no emphasis upon this element]] and the extra cheesiness of the French versions of the songs, some viewers were unpleasantly surprised. The sheer amount of songs took its toll on older parts of the audience (from teens on), to the point that on the day of the release, in some large Parisian multiplex theaters, audible, strong, exasperated groans could be heard coming from the entire projection room as soon as a song started / was about to start. To some, this made the movie cross the line straight from narmy into awkward, cringe-worthy territory.
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* EvilIsSexy: Many find Gabriel to be attractive, especially his [[SeriouslyScruffy disheveled appearance]] later in the movie.
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A handful of characters from the show were not seen in this movie, but that doesn't rule out their existence, especially since there's to be a sequel.


** Also, Lila Rossi has been AdaptedOut and so far, she doesn't seem to exist in this universe, to the delight of everyone who hated episodes featuring her like "Chameleon".
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Reworded it because it was a little flamebaity to call it worse straight away as if it was objective fact


* FandomRivalry: Surprisingly, one's popped up between fans of the original show and fans of the movie over which one did the general plot better. Fans of the show are vocal about how much TheyChangedItNowItSucks and how the show managed to explore the characters better, while fans of the movie argue that the movie managed to do five seasons' worth of story better in under two hours and accuse the show fans of being [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror conditioned to prefer the show's worse writing]]. Of course, [[TakeAThirdOption there's also plenty of fans of both the show and the movie, or fans who still prefer one over the other but appreciate both for their different takes on the story]].

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* FandomRivalry: Surprisingly, one's popped up between fans of the original show and fans of the movie over which one did the general plot better. Fans of the show are vocal about how much TheyChangedItNowItSucks and how the show managed to explore the characters better, while fans of the movie argue that the movie managed to do five seasons' worth of story better in under two hours and accuse the show fans of being [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror conditioned to prefer the show's worse writing]].writing even at its worst]]. Of course, [[TakeAThirdOption there's also plenty of fans of both the show and the movie, or fans who still prefer one over the other but appreciate both for their different takes on the story]].

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