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The film’s estimated budget was around $150,000
Synopsis
In this epic supernatural winter of the 19th century, a drunken apple salesman must go from nothing to hero and become the greatest fur trapper in North America by defeating hundreds of beavers. Director Mike Cheslik estimated that the mascot costumes cost around $10,000, and the crew purchased all of the costumes online. When Watson Beaver “passes out,” his whiskers fall off and land in the snow when he gets up again.
References Film Junk Podcast: Episode 940: Immaculate (2024)
In the next scene, he puts them back on, despite leaving without picking them up. Jean Kayak and Her Acme Applejack Written and produced by Wayne Tews Designed and co-produced by Karl Landwehr. I’m just assuming it’s my fault because everyone else seems to love it but me.
I can’t even say I liked it
You know, sometimes at the beginning of a movie there are a few minutes of animation that gives a hint of what the movie is going to be about? Well, I was curious to see when the movie would start until I realized there was nothing to say. 1 hour and 40 minutes of stupid, childish and ridiculous farcical humor.
I give it three points for the original look
After 35 minutes I had enough and started working on the computer while it was playing in the background. If it had come out in 1926, I would have understood the appeal and the appeal, but at this point I don’t see the point of these types of movies. But then again, to begin with, it’s not my kind of entertainment and I’m in the minority, so don’t take my word for it. My rating: 3/10.
