Why is it that whenever chickens get a fleeting chance in the spotlight, they're puffy idiot birds? (I'm lookin' at you, Rio and D e s p i c a b l e Me 2). And when they're an actual character, it's always white and boring. WHY ARE ALL MOVIE CHICKENS LEGHORNS AND CORNISH?!
I want a chicken movie. No teeth, no hands, no googly eyes, just chickens. I shall then die happy.
In case of those wondering, the hen on the bottom is my Silver-Laced Polish, Effie. She's a sweetie.
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Comments
29 Mar, 2014, 1:48 pm
Someday. Someday you will be head of an animation studio. And you will make your accurate chicken movie, and I will watch it.
29 Mar, 2014, 2:20 pm
Pfffffft
31 Mar, 2014, 1:54 pm
All fantasy aside, now... I think it's because of stereotyping. If you get somebody who doesn't see chickens on a regular basis, and lives somewhere where there's lots of concrete and pavement, and ask them to draw a chicken, they'd probably give you your top image there.
31 Mar, 2014, 1:57 pm
Not necessarily that the filmmakers don't know what chickens look like (although that's in the realm of possibility), but that they need the audience to know right away that it's a chicken. And so they use the common understanding of what a chicken looks like.
03 Apr, 2014, 2:43 am
Yeah, suppose so. But I hate to see them degraded to such a degree. I guess it's so people don't feel as guilty about eating them and cramming them in tiny, disease-ridden facilities for eggs.
04 Apr, 2014, 1:27 pm
*Fillmore voice* It's a conspiracy, man!