My Little Pony Equestria Girls teaches girls about friendship Barbie teaches girls either career choices or imagination Disney Princesses teaches girls to believe Bratz teaches girls to be a horrible ten aver to their parents Anyone agree?
+TheDavyStar would you rather like a doll that's all about being a brat teenager or a doll that has fashion and try's to teach girls about career choices?
Yeah monsterhigh teaches.girls that its ok to be different and embrace.who you are. Bratz on the other hand look disgusting and it teaches girl to be brainless and drunk
+eeasler10 I GET IT NOW!!!! WITH THIS EXPLANATION, I OFFICIALLY HATE THE BRATZ FOR BASICALLY BEING REBELS TO MY CHILDHOOD!!! AND FUCK THE MOVIE AS WELL!!!! AND I'M A FEMINIST MYSELF!!!
He was like "my poor dragonball fans... what has hollywood done for all of you?? Don't worry! I am going to make a actual good dragonball movie, and to make it more better is that i will also make new dragonball series called dragonball super to make up for the garbage hollywood did! 😁"
4. Only number 4? i dread what comes next. (and bullies? pff, Goku can beat them with his pinky toe) 3. I knew Shamalamadingdong would be here 2. There was a Mr. Magoo movie? 1. Who thought this was a good idea?
I like how you can be funny without constantly swearing. I really hate how most people on earth seem to have mistaken profanity for comedy, and you don't know how refreshing it is to hear someone be funny without swearing once.
Swear words are just sentence enhancers to add weight or urgency to something Example Saying "HOLY SH*T!!" gives off a more urgent/serious felling then saying HOLY CRAP!
+Mariam Olokodana There are a lot of nods to the TV specials in the movie. One is the fact that the characters was voiced by real kids, and they used the old recordings of Bill Melendez from the specials for the voices of Snoopy and Woodstock. But the biggest thing for me was the music. I was sure that if there was one thing I was going to be disappointed about, it was going to be the music. The composer for the original specials, Vince Guaraldi, is one of my favorite artist! But hearing his songs in the film felt like wishful thinking, because of all the bad reboots like the ones AniMat has talked about. So I thought it was going to be all modern music in it, which there was some. But right within the first few seconds of the film, was the song "Skating" from "A Charlie Brown Christmas". As soon as I heard it, it was like the movie was reassuring me that my "old friends" haven't changed since the last time I've seen them!I found out later that David Benoit was the featured pianist for the film. Not only is Benoit my favorite currently living artist, but he did the music for "I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown" special. One of the songs he wrote for it, "Rerun's Theme", sounds like an original work of Guaraldi's! There is so many things that this movie did right, but to sum it all up: If making a lot of "Ice Age" sequels is what it takes to get movie adaptions like "The Peanuts Movie" or "Horton Hears a Who" then I can deal with an 'Ice Age 5" because it would be worth enduring! ;)
4: They didn't seem to learn their lesson with Death Note; that film has a lot of the same problems as Dragonball Evolution. Both films start in high school, (though to be fair, the anime started in high school too) use a bunch of tropes associated with said setting, both films seem simple compared to their anime counterparts as they deviate from them in ridiculous ways, and both have cringey characters, some of which die in stupid ways. If that wasn't strange enough, they also both have an entertaining actor in it. In Death Note's case, it was Willem Dafoe as Ryuk. You know you're off to a good start when the Green Goblin is representing you as a villain, and Ryuk in that movie even has a few more similarities to said Spider Man villain; manipulating one of the characters and finding delight in anarchy. 3: Here's the funny thing about this and the previous entry; they both involve Air Bending. I am not kidding; just watch Rebeltaxi's review of the latter. As for the former, what's insulting about it is that it turned something that well made into an exposition dump. And if there are a couple movies worse than it, we're in for something terrible, are we? 2: At least we found Waldo, right? 1: The problem with stereotypes is that they send out the wrong messages and may alter one's way of thinking about people, distracting us from the fact that there's more to people than films like this let on. They can be funny or interesting, but only when the act of stereotyping is satirized or used to subvert, like in Zootopia.
It's kind of depressing that, 9 years later, there are enough adaptations to make a second Top 10. From 2017's 'Woody Woodpecker' to 'Tom & Jerry' from 2020/1, as well as an LA 'Powerpuff Girls' show (WHY???) in the works.
Can’t forget 2015’s Jem and the Holograms. The fact that they took fans videos talking about how much they love the cartoon and made it look like they were talking about the movie character is nothing short of insulting.
Wait, isn't Goku an alien or something? And isn't he full grown man? And how is it at I, someone who has not watched a single episode of Dragon Ball Z, know more about the show than the writers of the movie?!
in fact this movie is so tragically incorrect Goku should be a 12 year old kid at this time with a tail. Not to mention characters that should be just aren't fucking there. Like Oolong and Puar.
The way I see it, I bet the last air bender and dragon ball fans formed an angry mob with torches and pitch forks at the cast and crew of the films, including the directors
Good, that's where it should be! Even you ARE right, that's where it end up something like into nothingness. I tell you that, keep it simple; Keep the Classic as it is! Their never remake ones - one or a other, like you said; like a Pinky And The Brain, also Animaniacs and so fort. I generally believe you!
Sure Bratz was a bad film (It's a guilty pleasure for me) But It wasn't the worst film in jon voight's career Baby Geniuses and the Mystery of the Crown Jewels and Karate Dog was
If you want to make a live action cartoon film, you must do this: -Be completely faithful to the source material -Watch every single chapter of the series -Cast good actors -Put a director whose style fits with the series's plot -Put a good composer.
If getting a good composer isn't an option, you can probably get away with using the show's score. It's really the only acceptable form of corner-cutting if you use the songs appropriately and is probably better than having a crappy original score.
@@thekingofmovies193 Well, sometimes, it’s okay to take SOME liberties with the source material when adapting it to a film medium. Not everything needs to be 100% accurate to a T.
@@hunterolaughlin No it does not, your right. It's cool to see something fresh every once in a while with cartoon adaptations. But mainly, you want it to be like the cartoons. Otherwise, it's false-advertising.
12:21.. An exception would be Tom and Jerry: The Movie. Even Joseph Barbera was creative consultant and somehow he allowed Phil Roman to get away with a plot that has almost nothing to do with his original creation whatsoever
If this list had been made today, it'd definately be on it. THEY DIDN'T GIVE A SHIT! But I have to admit, it has to be seen to be belieived. And yes, I know the trailer is a good indicator of its awful editing, but nothing could compare you for the PLAGARISM, and what could quite possibly the most pathetic excuse for transitions ever. The director is behind TWO Justin Beiber doccumentaries. But even so... I actually recommend it not as a Jem fan, but for people like Rifftrax. I swear, it is just so damn hillarious, it made for one of the funniest Rebeltaxi blogs ever.
Same. I mean, the movie introduced me to the series (I was about 9 or 10 at the time). I loved the movie at first, and I couldn't wait to watch the animated series. I have to say, I loved the animated show so much that as I watched each episode, I began to dislike the movie slowly until I just completely hated it, which I am at now.
Well we're getting a Netflix Live Remake of Avatar latter on!! My only hope is that their able to fix the problems that film had and give us a show that captures what made the original so awesome!!
And it really sucks too, considering the reason why it's such a mess is because the executives wanted to modernize it. It was originally supposed to be just like the show, but they thought audiences wouldn't recognize it.
No. YOU are the one who doesn't speak of that film. I speak of it to tell you this: it's better to watch DBE than watch Saló, or the 120 Days of Sodom, Cannibal Holocaust, The Human Centipide, A Serbian Film, Caligula, etc.
+FluffyKittinz YUP,right there with you. Gravity Falls is My Favorite Cartoon (Back when I was a child it used to be X-Men:Evolution) so I'd be going Out of My Mine if They make a movie of "Gravity Falls". And if they do it better be a good Movie
+FabricatedQueenie Well he ruined Avatar, which is part of the list of deep kids shows (Avatar, Korra, Teen Titans, Young Justice, Gravity Falls, Adventure Time, and Steven Universe) so that is possible. However, I doubt anyone would help him.
+NoCreativeName I know! They can release a terrible, shameless money-grab of a live-action tie-in simultaneously with every new Pokémon game they release!!!!!!! 100% 'MURICAN-STYLE CAPITALISM there, kids!!! Donald Trump should invest.
"In an age where people complain about shows not being as good as they used to be..." *shows some of the best received kids' shows of the past five years* Quite honestly, I'd argue that shows are actually BETTER than they used to be. I don't exactly get why this line was included other than to show how successful Avatar was.
You might want to throw in The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie! It's actually made by the same people who made the original Drawn Together, and it's even worse than the TV series.
I hated the speed racer movie. I watched the original 60s anime. I also saw the 1994 one when I was 10. I just hope that there will be a anime speed racer movie
Wow, Nostalgia Critic much? I mean I agree with pretty much all your points, but your style (including your tone and character) seem extremely close to what Doug Walker would do.
+Greatsaiyakirby I will confess, with my past Top 10s (including this one), the biggest flaw with them were that I was highly emulating the Nostalgia Critic formula from the flow of the videos to the way I execute the jokes. It wasn't until a year later I made the Top 10 OTHER Disney Villains I decided to change a bit of my presentation and to find my own voice. The result came a lot better and now my Top 10s have only an NC-inspired feeling to them, but they still say that they're my own videos. So yes, I will say that I have made mistakes like that back then, but I can't do anything to change the presentation now. It is what it is. I can only learn what I've done and correct them for my future videos. But even with that, I still hope you enjoyed the Top 10 nonetheless :)
+ElectricDragon505 Thanks for the response, and it's great that you were able to find your own style and "voice" I figure alot of internet reviewers start out wanting to emulate the more popular, existing ones, before they figure out their own way of doing it. Keep pushing forward is my advice, not that you asked, and I most definitely did enjoy the Top 10, and hey, at least you moved past emulating Nostalgia Critic, in the same way The Irate Gamer did NOT move past copying the AVGN.
+Greatsaiyakirby in reality, that's pretty much everyone, especially people in the animation community. a lot of people's art style starts off looking similar to either a TV show, movie, or another animator on youtube. but eventually they developed their own style, same with most reviewers :)
And that was Animated. At the very least, Dreamworks paid repects to Jay Ward's creations, as is the case with most of their features. But to include all those good ones as Honourable Mentions baffled me...
Fun Fact: Sean McNamara (That;s So Raven) directed this film. If you like TSR, you have to hate this. Anneliese van der Pol (Chelsea Daniels, TSR) was in this as Avery. I feel bad for her.
I loved collecting Bratz dolls as a kid. I never saw them as a Barbie rip-off, but as a rival. I haven't seen the movie in years and now I don't think I want to.
AniMat of 2012. I am from the future of 2015. I am here to tell you that you will say "Destroy every copy of this film!" on a future video. The film in question is Where the Dead Go to Die and I suggest that you destroy your copy NOW before it's too late. From, Some guy on the internet P.S. Mr. Peabody and Sherman will be animated and will have some good reviews and a few bad ones.
19:06-19:53 uh actually, there were some shows mentioned in there that are not getting live action remakes at this point because they were eather canceled or idea was scraped and are actually going to get fully animated or were already realesed animated, for instance: *My Little Pony:* upcoming *animated* film in 2017 (*Oh* thank god!) *Tom and Jerry:* idea of live action was scraped and is now in development for an animated movie *Mr. Peabody and Sherman:* already realesed on DVD as an animated movie and several others. Heck, even that studio that made those terrible Smurfs and Alvin and the Chipmunks movies (Sony) is rebooting the Smurfs in 2017 as an animated feature! (having absolutely *no* connection to the live action films whatsoever!) There is still hope.......!
I expected Sailor Moon being on this list. Next Films: FNAF, Cuphead, Bendy and the Ink Machine, Crash Bandicoot, Undertale and many more. (Yes I edited this comment, Cuphead didn't existed at that time.)
I'm not sure if you're joking or......ANYWAYS, the reason Super Mario Bros. isn't on the list is mainly because it's based on the video game franchise, not necessarily the cartoon.
+cfruge444 Super Mario Bros. (1993) wasn't on this list because it was loosely based on a video game franchise. Not an actual live-action movie based on a cartoon. So, that doesn't count.
Here are my ideas if these cartoons have live action movies: -Overall: they need to be as faithful a possible to the show, they need to watch eveey single episode of the show and have the shows creators as creative consultants, and high budgets -Johnny Bravo: they need a good director like Barry Sonnenfield or Todd Phillips. The film needs a blonde actor who can gain pound to portray johnny. They need to use the same kind of womanizing humor that they used in the series (and if the SJW complain, just tell them "nothing against you, but this is our movie"). The film needs a PG 13 rating -Thundercats: the film should be directed by Peter Jackson and produced by James Cameron. The film also needs a casting full of Oscar-winners and nominees. The soundtrack should be composed by Howard Shore or Hans Zimmer. The film needs an R rating -Samurai Jack: the director should be either Edward Zwick or Christopher Nolan. The film needs an R rating and Hans Zimmer composing the soundtrack. Jack should be portrayed by Will Yun Lee, and some Oscar winner should portray Aku. -Gargoyles: The film should be directed by either Guillermo del Toro, Martin Scorsese or Alex Proyas. The casting needs unknown actors. And have Graeme Revell composing the soundtrack. And the film needs a PG 13 rating -Powerpuff Girls: the director should be either Steven Spielberg, Joss Whedon or Alfonso Cuarón. The film needs a PG 13 rating and either Alan Silvestri or John Williams composing the soundtrack. For the 3 girls, they need to make auditions for lots of 8-years-old little girls. Professor Utonium should be either Josh Brolin or Matthew McConaughey. For the villains, i only think about HIM and Mojo Jojo. If it's HIM, he should be portrayed by Willem Dafoe. And if it's Mojo Jojo, he should be portrayed (through motion capture) by either Andy Serkis or Jason Momoa. -Silverhawks: it should be directed by either James Cameron or Guillermo del Toro. It needs unknown actors and Michael Giachino composing the soundtrack. And it also needs an R rating -Gravity Falls: it needs some of Stranger Things' screenwriters and be directed by either John Carpenter or David Lynch. Stan should be portrayed by either Tom Hanks or Harrison Ford, and i don't know who should portray the kids. The soundtrack should be composed by James newton Howard.
If you made this top 10 list today, I bet Woody Woodpecker would be somewhere on this list. It's so bad, it was actually rejected from theaters everywhere outside of Brazil!
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The only worst films based on a cartoon I can think of nowadays are the ones made by Disney. Like Maleficent (Disney's failed attempt at making their Sleeping Beauty version of Wicked) and Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil, The Lion King (2019), the live-action Aladdin with Will Smith, Pete's Dragon (Paul's Dragon), Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass, and the live-action Cinderella (because it shows Cinderella dancing happily rather than struggle to escape when her evil stepmother locks her up to ruin her one chance at happiness with her Prince.) The list goes on!!! However though, the only Disney live-action remakes and movies based on a cartoon I have a soft spot for or like and are the ones I considered a guilty pleasure are Beauty and the Beast with Emma Watson as Belle, The Jungle Book live-action remake (because it shows Bagera fighting Shere Kahn to protect Mougli which I thought was awesome!), and Geroge of the Jungle.
Did you know that there was originally an AAAHH!! Real Monsters movie that was going to be a live action animation hybrid made for tv, but Nickelodeon canceled it to the creator of the show because they thought it would be too dark, grim, scary, and frightening for a made for tv family movie.
As a Brazilian, I think Mr. Magoo did a horribly depiction on my country. Rio de Janeiro (where I live) is a jungle with hispanic houses, people dancing rumba, giant spiders, trees full of snakes, an African monkey as a pet! Then the guy simply glides to a place that stays three states distant of where he were. I was 15 years old and got mad at this movie 😡🤦♂️
(continued from part 1): 4. I never saw it. 3. I never saw it either, and the way I feel about it is what you said about Inspector Gadget 2, "I ain't takin' any chances." 2. I'm not sure. Honorable Mentions. Those are all awesome. 1. If there were an award for the most pointless movie ever, it would go to that. By the way, what are your thoughts on the live-action movies based on cartoons that are neither on the list or even in the number intros: Popeye(1980) starring Robin Williams, The Flintstones(1994), Casper(1995), George of the Jungle(1997), and Garfield(2004) with Bill Murray as the voice of Garfield?
nikosafer1 I've actually exaggerated there. I haven't seen Recess: School's Out and Rugrats in Paris, to me, was meh. The ones I was talking about are The Simpsons Movie, The Spongebob Squarepants Movie, and South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.
+ejl423 At #4.....Good for you!!!! What's even sad is that Ernie Hudson (Winston Zeddomore from Ghostbusters) was also in this god-awful movie. *shivers!!!* At #3.....For once, you were the smart one. Me?!?!? I've regretted ever streaming this movie online. At #2.....I remember watching this movie as a kid, but now, thanks to the Nostalgia Critic's review on the movie...I think I'm gonna avoid re-watching this movie again. Oh and did you also know that Ernie Hudson was in that movie as well?!?!?! Honorable Mentions: I've only seen Rugrats: the Movie, Hey There! It's Yogi Bear, Transformers: The Movie (recently), A Man Called Flintstone, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Batman: Sub-Zero and most of the animated Scooby-Doo movies. At #1.....Good thing, I've never seen this movie before. P.S. Am I the only one here who actually liked George of the Jungle (1997), The Flintstones in Viva! Rock Vegas, Inspector Gadget 2, and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed?!?!?!
ejl423 Thanks. Most of them may not be perfect, but at least they are better than the first ones in my opinion. And, three of them were actually more faithful to the original cartoons as well.
Heck, from what I heard, Dragonball Evolution was so bad that even the creator behind Dragon Ball Z was horrified of how his own characters are portrayed.
The dancing killed me! XD But I hate the Avatar movie as much as everyone else because I freaking grew up with the animated series! I got really angry at the movie because it wasn't what my family freaking payed for! Why do people make such bad recreations? Mostly because they are lazy.
"I know that there are films based on a show made by the series' creators that are critically hated....." The Drawn Together Movie included. [Thanks, +TheMysteriousMrEnter]
If you still haven't watched the entirety Avatar: The Last Airbender, I strongly urge you to do so. It's one of the most well crafted and enjoyable animated series of all time. Not to mention that it's one of the few animated shows with a tight continuous story.
Oh god. I remember loving the Bratz Movie as like an 8 year old, or 9. Especially that deaf dude who could speak. It's funny seeing things that you loved as little, actually being crap xD
Probably the WORST live action movie from an animated series is G-Saviour. Not only is it bad, it's CANON to the main Gundam timeline (Universal Century,) a series that is the reason why there is as much mature (as in legit mature not Seth McFarland "mature") animation exists between the 80s-2000s.
I don't remember the brats ever being like that. From what I can remember. They all had their own personalities, their own individual hobbies outside of fashion and their own goals, which they consistently worked towards achieving throughout the films and shows. Or at least, the writers tried to give them that. Did they succeed? Probably not, but I wouldn't know. It's been like 14 years since I saw any of it.
18:41 - 18:56 And yet out of that list from several years ago, only one cartoon was made into a movie, and it wasn't a live-action remake. This is why you don't announce movies before they are even being filmed. (especially if you don't have a trailer or even concept art)
The ending was too much Blockbuster Buster like, but the rest was quite funny. You should do top ten best animated adaptations from movie to animated series (Beetlejuice, Batman, Ghostbusters, etc.)
Dishonourable mention: Thunderbirds (2004) Based on the British 1960s puppet show, original creator Gerry Anderson was excluded from production. As for the movie itself, cartoon sound effects are used way too much in action scenes, the villain (the Hood) has wasted potential, being just a stupid bank robber when he has access to all sorts of technology. The biggest crime, is that despite being called Thunderbirds, 4 out of 5 of the Tracy brothers (the pilots) are sidelined in space for a vast majority of the movie. That's just misleading as all hell, even when they get back to Earth, the other 4 brothers don't get to do anything, it's only Alan who stops the Hood. The only redemption is the end credits song, Thunderbirds Are Go, by Busted
The thing with Mr. Magoo was the fact he was too vain to wear his glasses, which they actually show him having in the original cartoon. Basically he was just a jerk who got everyone in trouble because he didn't want to wear the thing that helped him. =P
Okay, I agree that the Bratz movie is just a total borefest to get through but the TV series is.....at least tolerable because of one character... The villainess in the show I don't what others think but she just makes me chuckle when she shows up. And she's voiced by Bojack's mom makes it better, she sounds like she's enjoying her role as that woman.
@@JuanGomez-ke5pyA live-action musical where Sailor Moon and the gang fight off Count Dracula....now that's a story I would love to see be adapted into an anime movie.
They have ruined 90s kids' childhoods, now it's time for us, the 2000s kids. Jesus, greedy corporations will ruin every single generation's childhoods.
While I did like that honorable mention you made in this, I would like to suggest a Top 5/10 list for the "animated" movies based on cartoons. There are a few... not-so-great ones.
Yeah, the highschool thing was really stupid since it's based around the the original Dragonball and not Dragonball z so Goku should be a kid, same for Chichi. They could of put in the plot with the red ribbon army or something.
My Little Pony Equestria Girls teaches girls about friendship
Barbie teaches girls either career choices or imagination
Disney Princesses teaches girls to believe
Bratz teaches girls to be a horrible ten aver to their parents
Anyone agree?
Don't even pretend to defend Barbie, the doll that preys on desired body images, lust for money and materialism?
+TheDavyStar would you rather like a doll that's all about being a brat teenager or a doll that has fashion and try's to teach girls about career choices?
eeasler10 Well I wouldn't say that Barbie is actually genuinely trying to teach girls about careers, so it's more of a "lesser of two evils" thing
Yeah monsterhigh teaches.girls that its ok to be different and embrace.who you are. Bratz on the other hand look disgusting and it teaches girl to be brainless and drunk
+eeasler10 I GET IT NOW!!!! WITH THIS EXPLANATION, I OFFICIALLY HATE THE BRATZ FOR BASICALLY BEING REBELS TO MY CHILDHOOD!!! AND FUCK THE MOVIE AS WELL!!!! AND I'M A FEMINIST MYSELF!!!
According to Akira Toriyama, Dragonball Evolution was so bad it forced him to bring the series back with Battle of the Gods and DB Super
I thought he made Dragon Ball Super for the fans or because of gt (which I actually like) but man I was pretty damn wrong
@@zacksphere6328 toriyama actually likes gt
Yeah I can obviously see why they completely butchered the characters
He was like "my poor dragonball fans... what has hollywood done for all of you?? Don't worry! I am going to make a actual good dragonball movie, and to make it more better is that i will also make new dragonball series called dragonball super to make up for the garbage hollywood did! 😁"
I actually wonder how Akira came up with Dragonball to begine with.
4. Only number 4? i dread what comes next. (and bullies? pff, Goku can beat them with his pinky toe)
3. I knew Shamalamadingdong would be here
2. There was a Mr. Magoo movie?
1. Who thought this was a good idea?
Goku could beat bullies with his pinky toe, alright. And with *HIS EYES CLOSED!*
I like how you can be funny without constantly swearing. I really hate how most people on earth seem to have mistaken profanity for comedy, and you don't know how refreshing it is to hear someone be funny without swearing once.
thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Swear words are just sentence enhancers to add weight or urgency to something
Example
Saying "HOLY SH*T!!" gives off a more urgent/serious felling then saying HOLY CRAP!
Trez Holton Thank you, Patrick Star.
I totally agree
i agree
the good example how to make a film based on a cartoon: the Peanuts.
Yeah, they actually did a good job with that
***** Bratz-dolls had their cartoons too.
+Mariam Olokodana There are a lot of nods to the TV specials in the movie. One is the fact that the characters was voiced by real kids, and they used the old recordings of Bill Melendez from the specials for the voices of Snoopy and Woodstock. But the biggest thing for me was the music. I was sure that if there was one thing I was going to be disappointed about, it was going to be the music. The composer for the original specials, Vince Guaraldi, is one of my favorite artist! But hearing his songs in the film felt like wishful thinking, because of all the bad reboots like the ones AniMat has talked about. So I thought it was going to be all modern music in it, which there was some. But right within the first few seconds of the film, was the song "Skating" from "A Charlie Brown Christmas". As soon as I heard it, it was like the movie was reassuring me that my "old friends" haven't changed since the last time I've seen them!I found out later that David Benoit was the featured pianist for the film. Not only is Benoit my favorite currently living artist, but he did the music for "I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown" special. One of the songs he wrote for it, "Rerun's Theme", sounds like an original work of Guaraldi's! There is so many things that this movie did right, but to sum it all up: If making a lot of "Ice Age" sequels is what it takes to get movie adaptions like "The Peanuts Movie" or "Horton Hears a Who" then I can deal with an 'Ice Age 5" because it would be worth enduring! ;)
Because they put effort into staying true to the original works' charm. Those Snoopy segments are still my favorite parts.
+Deltasquad382943 I totally agree with you
its a giant mushroom, maybe its friendly!
No, Sokka its a bad movie coming your way, run while you still can.
I came out to my parents today.
I said " mom,dad, I have a confession to make.
I'm a
GOOFY GOOBER!!!!!!!!!!
ROCK!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
You're supposed to say "Yeah!!!" After the "I'm a goofy goober!"
@@princesspikachu3915 Both are actually correct
@@andocoolxd5158 I know that. 😜
WE'RE ALL GOOFY GOOBERS!!!
To quote nostalgia critic “Don’t they know the difference between anime, non-anime, AND ABOMINATIONS OF GOD?!?”
it's a horrible made cartoon adapted movie!
MAYBE ITS FRIENDLY!
Here's something very interesting. The Nostalgia Critic has reviewed every movie on this list except for "Bratz: The Movie".
Let's try to get Nostalgia Critic & Animat to collaborate one day.
The Sailor Moon live action movie will NEVER be made as stated by the creator: Naoko Takeuchi, and that was years before the DBE accident.
what the dbe accident?
thegamemaster5500 the Dragonball Evolution Accident.
More like Dragon Ball DE-Evolution Tragedy?
***** Arigato, Kami-Sama
***** Wow that was a close one.
I have one thing to say to Hollywood and it’s this, “Stay the hell away from the Studio Ghibli movies”.
Me Also = HOLLYWOOD IF YOU MAKE A LIVE ACTION OF PIXAR AND GHIBLI MOVIE ,I WILL NIT GONNA WATCH IT BECAUSE THE ANIMATION ONE IS BETTER
4: They didn't seem to learn their lesson with Death Note; that film has a lot of the same problems as Dragonball Evolution. Both films start in high school, (though to be fair, the anime started in high school too) use a bunch of tropes associated with said setting, both films seem simple compared to their anime counterparts as they deviate from them in ridiculous ways, and both have cringey characters, some of which die in stupid ways. If that wasn't strange enough, they also both have an entertaining actor in it. In Death Note's case, it was Willem Dafoe as Ryuk. You know you're off to a good start when the Green Goblin is representing you as a villain, and Ryuk in that movie even has a few more similarities to said Spider Man villain; manipulating one of the characters and finding delight in anarchy.
3: Here's the funny thing about this and the previous entry; they both involve Air Bending. I am not kidding; just watch Rebeltaxi's review of the latter. As for the former, what's insulting about it is that it turned something that well made into an exposition dump. And if there are a couple movies worse than it, we're in for something terrible, are we?
2: At least we found Waldo, right?
1: The problem with stereotypes is that they send out the wrong messages and may alter one's way of thinking about people, distracting us from the fact that there's more to people than films like this let on. They can be funny or interesting, but only when the act of stereotyping is satirized or used to subvert, like in Zootopia.
Barbie: Be who you wanna be!
Bratz: Be popular, vapid, shallow, and fashion obsessed!
Maybe the Carroll brothers Roland and Ryan might have been influenced by the DAMN BRATZ
It's kind of depressing that, 9 years later, there are enough adaptations to make a second Top 10. From 2017's 'Woody Woodpecker' to 'Tom & Jerry' from 2020/1, as well as an LA 'Powerpuff Girls' show (WHY???) in the works.
Though I think the LA ppg show is cancelled
@@nobod2567 Thank god because that would’ve been a massive hell hole.
it that made today I'm pretty sure the bloom saga will be in there
Can’t forget 2015’s Jem and the Holograms. The fact that they took fans videos talking about how much they love the cartoon and made it look like they were talking about the movie character is nothing short of insulting.
Wait, isn't Goku an alien or something? And isn't he full grown man? And how is it at I, someone who has not watched a single episode of Dragon Ball Z, know more about the show than the writers of the movie?!
correct!
yeah pretty much, you seem to have a better knowledge than they did.
yes and yes. because if you havent heard something of dragon ball thats some rock youre hiding under
in fact this movie is so tragically incorrect Goku should be a 12 year old kid at this time with a tail. Not to mention characters that should be just aren't fucking there. Like Oolong and Puar.
Ian James Corlett would be flipping the movie off if he ever saw it.
TIME TO BEND MY ELEMENT!!! *does a entire dance number*
*A pebble moves an inch*
Looks like you have been... Shalmalized!
THAT'S PROGRESS!!!! (smiles sarcastically)
The way I see it, I bet the last air bender and dragon ball fans formed an angry mob with torches and pitch forks at the cast and crew of the films, including the directors
Avi Denaro Nah, we used flaming cabbages.
Yea...... me too...
Hope they don't make live action films of Pinky And The Brain or Animaniacs or even Spongebob.
They already made the spongebob one, it's called sponge out of water
Andrew Dz Unfortunately.
Tommy Diaz-Millan actually someone thought on a live action Pinky and the Brain by casting Russell Bran and Peter Dinklage as the voices
Good, that's where it should be! Even you ARE right, that's where it end up something like into nothingness. I tell you that, keep it simple; Keep the Classic as it is! Their never remake ones - one or a other, like you said; like a Pinky And The Brain, also Animaniacs and so fort. I generally believe you!
No! Nonono! No live action Animaniacs! They'll look hideous!
Sure Bratz was a bad film (It's a guilty pleasure for me)
But It wasn't the worst film in jon voight's career
Baby Geniuses and the Mystery of the Crown Jewels and Karate Dog was
Jessica Morrison *were
Cassandra Saldana yeah sorry I tend to type fast sometimes
Jessica Morrison You and me both bro.
Baby Geniuses and the Mystery of the Crown Jewels and Karate Dog S*CKS *SS
A humorless comedy? You mean like 90% of all the Happy Madison Movies?
And this comment
A lot of those movies are more tragedy than comedy.
Happy Madison Productions? More like Crappy Madison Productions!
Those are the only thing more tragic than 9/11.
+03bgood well...there is the goldenbergs
+Ali Assiri Yeah, one of the FEW good things they have made.
Is it safe to say Jem and Halograms top the worst movie based on a cartoon adaptation of all time, more than TLA and DE?
This list was made in 2012. So sadly, there was no way it could be on this list.
Brianna Chiavetta I know, but maybe we can consider a re-list for it?
+Choco Zoe Possibly no. I don't think he really does a new list for something he already did.
Yeah. At least TLA and DE TRIED to draw from the source material. JH didn't even do THAT.
The Demon Cat DE didnt even feature krillin or tien shinhan 2 more popular characters than yamcha
If you want to make a live action cartoon film, you must do this:
-Be completely faithful to the source material
-Watch every single chapter of the series
-Cast good actors
-Put a director whose style fits with the series's plot
-Put a good composer.
You've got yourself a smart brain there.
If getting a good composer isn't an option, you can probably get away with using the show's score. It's really the only acceptable form of corner-cutting if you use the songs appropriately and is probably better than having a crappy original score.
That should be simple logic used for not only adapting cartoons to the big screen, but adapting any piece of source material, period.
@@thekingofmovies193 Well, sometimes, it’s okay to take SOME liberties with the source material when adapting it to a film medium. Not everything needs to be 100% accurate to a T.
@@hunterolaughlin No it does not, your right. It's cool to see something fresh every once in a while with cartoon adaptations. But mainly, you want it to be like the cartoons. Otherwise, it's false-advertising.
12:21.. An exception would be Tom and Jerry: The Movie. Even Joseph Barbera was creative consultant and somehow he allowed Phil Roman to get away with a plot that has almost nothing to do with his original creation whatsoever
And William Hanna. He was still alive too during the time Tom and Jerry: The Movie was in production.
You forgot Jem and the Holograms! That movie was ABSOLUTELY terrible!
Wasn't out when this was uploaded.
+Alex Bordo Thank you for mentioning that film!!!!!!
If this list had been made today, it'd definately be on it. THEY DIDN'T GIVE A SHIT! But I have to admit, it has to be seen to be belieived. And yes, I know the trailer is a good indicator of its awful editing, but nothing could compare you for the PLAGARISM, and what could quite possibly the most pathetic excuse for transitions ever. The director is behind TWO Justin Beiber doccumentaries. But even so... I actually recommend it not as a Jem fan, but for people like Rifftrax. I swear, it is just so damn hillarious, it made for one of the funniest Rebeltaxi blogs ever.
Jem and the Holograms needs another chance
I actually liked it
its a giant... mushroom...
MAYBE ITS FRIENDLY
I love Avatar the last air bender but the movie was so horrible
Same. I mean, the movie introduced me to the series (I was about 9 or 10 at the time). I loved the movie at first, and I couldn't wait to watch the animated series. I have to say, I loved the animated show so much that as I watched each episode, I began to dislike the movie slowly until I just completely hated it, which I am at now.
Well we're getting a Netflix Live Remake of Avatar latter on!!
My only hope is that their able to fix the problems that film had and give us a show that captures what made the original so awesome!!
I Haven’t Seen Avatar The Last Airbender
Hollywood is never going to touch
Star vs the forces of evil and Tawog
In do time they will
They better not go near spongebob squarepants
+Brian Patterson they already did twice.
+Brian Patterson But they did. Like Mr. Williams said, above this comment, they did it twice. Buuut, both times were good.
Ross Pit: shark hunter they were alright i guess
16:23 - 16:27
*Animat:* ...the MIMES?! There are freakin' *MIIIIMMMMES!!!*
Thats it we have to delete the mimes
@@soldierofjudgement0477 Carnevil had the right idea
Speaking of Bratz the movie, guess who else hates it?
The Nostalgia Chick.
I did!!
I mean, I did too!
We do not speak of the abomination known as Dragonball Evolution...
And it really sucks too, considering the reason why it's such a mess is because the executives wanted to modernize it. It was originally supposed to be just like the show, but they thought audiences wouldn't recognize it.
MintAndPurple Even the members Team Four Star hate Dragon Ball Evolution.
No. YOU are the one who doesn't speak of that film. I speak of it to tell you this: it's better to watch DBE than watch Saló, or the 120 Days of Sodom, Cannibal Holocaust, The Human Centipide, A Serbian Film, Caligula, etc.
Yeah! They don't even have Vegeta, Frieza, Cell, Mr. Satan, Lord Beerus, Bulma, Android 18 and the sexy little cutie Videl! I mean what the frick?!
@@josephrowe849 It's based of the og db and why would any of those characters be there?
NOBODY BETTER TOUCH STEVEN UNIVERSE!!!!!!!!!! Just imagine a live action film based on STEVEN UNIVERSE.............
Or Adventure Time
+Deltasquad382943 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWW..
Don't even think about Gravity Falls
Haha lol
+FluffyKittinz YUP,right there with you. Gravity Falls is My Favorite Cartoon (Back when I was a child it used to be X-Men:Evolution) so I'd be going Out of My Mine if They make a movie of "Gravity Falls". And if they do it better be a good Movie
Shamylan better not touch SU.
+Alex Ramirez
Steven: Boring emo.
Garnet: Boring emo.
Amethyst: Boring emo.
Pearl: Boring emo.
Connie: Boring emo.
Greg: Boring emo.
Lapis: Boring emo.
Peridot: Boring emo.
Jasper: Boring emo.
Yellow Diamond: Boring emo.
Calebite The twist is that Onion is Yellow Diamond.
+Alex Ramirez Good ones, but wouldn't Pearl be the lesbian stereotype?
+FabricatedQueenie Well he ruined Avatar, which is part of the list of deep kids shows (Avatar, Korra, Teen Titans, Young Justice, Gravity Falls, Adventure Time, and Steven Universe) so that is possible. However, I doubt anyone would help him.
Calebite Not that Steven Universe is the greatest thing ever.
Thank God,Pokémon is not getting a live action piece of trash.
ConnS Thegameguy You can say that again.Did you have any idea how awful live action pokemon movies will be?
ConnS Thegameguy It'll happen.
Randy Williams mhm
+Randy Williams pokemon GO made them look quite good
+NoCreativeName I know! They can release a terrible, shameless money-grab of a live-action tie-in simultaneously with every new Pokémon game they release!!!!!!! 100% 'MURICAN-STYLE CAPITALISM there, kids!!! Donald Trump should invest.
"In an age where people complain about shows not being as good as they used to be..."
*shows some of the best received kids' shows of the past five years*
Quite honestly, I'd argue that shows are actually BETTER than they used to be. I don't exactly get why this line was included other than to show how successful Avatar was.
See The Owl House, Transformers Prime, Amphibia, Tangled the Series, Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated, I could go on...
You might want to throw in The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie! It's actually made by the same people who made the original Drawn Together, and it's even worse than the TV series.
At least the Airbenders Are working with the elements. Wood is an element. There characters are wood.
Did he just call Speed Racer............... Good?
sm4carnageihope I liked it.
It was better than bratz
That Ozian Thats not very hard to do.
Yes. Cuz it kind of is. Buy Peabody and Mr Sherman should have deserved that statement
I hated the speed racer movie. I watched the original 60s anime. I also saw the 1994 one when I was 10. I just hope that there will be a anime speed racer movie
4:41, I swear that was hilarious. I literally could not stop laughing during that part.
I died 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
IKR?
the last air bender won the razzie for worst film, worst use of CG effects and not forgetting worst director!
Wow, Nostalgia Critic much? I mean I agree with pretty much all your points, but your style (including your tone and character) seem extremely close to what Doug Walker would do.
+Greatsaiyakirby I will confess, with my past Top 10s (including this one), the biggest flaw with them were that I was highly emulating the Nostalgia Critic formula from the flow of the videos to the way I execute the jokes.
It wasn't until a year later I made the Top 10 OTHER Disney Villains I decided to change a bit of my presentation and to find my own voice. The result came a lot better and now my Top 10s have only an NC-inspired feeling to them, but they still say that they're my own videos.
So yes, I will say that I have made mistakes like that back then, but I can't do anything to change the presentation now. It is what it is. I can only learn what I've done and correct them for my future videos. But even with that, I still hope you enjoyed the Top 10 nonetheless :)
+ElectricDragon505 Thanks for the response, and it's great that you were able to find your own style and "voice" I figure alot of internet reviewers start out wanting to emulate the more popular, existing ones, before they figure out their own way of doing it. Keep pushing forward is my advice, not that you asked, and I most definitely did enjoy the Top 10, and hey, at least you moved past emulating Nostalgia Critic, in the same way The Irate Gamer did NOT move past copying the AVGN.
+Greatsaiyakirby in reality, that's pretty much everyone, especially people in the animation community. a lot of people's art style starts off looking similar to either a TV show, movie, or another animator on youtube. but eventually they developed their own style, same with most reviewers :)
it's more avgn then nestalgia critic
+Anthony Bonaffini you are right it's just like AVGN
Mr Peobody and Sherman was awesome
And that was Animated. At the very least, Dreamworks paid repects to Jay Ward's creations, as is the case with most of their features.
But to include all those good ones as Honourable Mentions baffled me...
@@QJ89 I think he put them in there just as an example of good films based on a cartoon, he never said those were bad movies.
Sadly it did bombed at the box office
Fun Fact: Sean McNamara (That;s So Raven) directed this film. If you like TSR, you have to hate this. Anneliese van der Pol (Chelsea Daniels, TSR) was in this as Avery. I feel bad for her.
“Dishonour on you and dishonour on your whole family!”
-the creators of the cartoons
If they make a live-action movie based on Darkwing Duck or Adventure Time with Flynn and Jake.....I'm gonna through myself out of the window.
Xaviergray87 if they going do to a Darkwing Duck movie at laest be a CGI Animated movie.(or hand draw animation)
nikosafer1 That I can agree on!!!
Not to mention that the film adaptation needs to be done by the very people who actually created the show.
Xaviergray87
Yes it must be.
nikosafer1 Done!!!!
+Xaviergray87 Why did you call Finn Flynn.
Technically, Bratz started off as a toy line. But you're right, the movie is awful lmao.
I loved collecting Bratz dolls as a kid. I never saw them as a Barbie rip-off, but as a rival. I haven't seen the movie in years and now I don't think I want to.
I thought number one was gonna be the scooby doo live action movie.
love your profile pic. BILL CIPHERS MY SENPAI!!!!!!!!!!!
were together. he just doesn't know it
+Wolf Mounty oh he knows everything
stop it. get some help.
I grew up watching the Live-Action Scooby Doo movies, actually, even today, I don't even mind them ^^
Super Tan I thought it was going to be The Pink Panther movie's.
Actually the first Michael Bay Transformers is the only one worth watching
AniMat of 2012. I am from the future of 2015. I am here to tell you that you will say "Destroy every copy of this film!" on a future video. The film in question is Where the Dead Go to Die and I suggest that you destroy your copy NOW before it's too late.
From,
Some guy on the internet
P.S. Mr. Peabody and Sherman will be animated and will have some good reviews and a few bad ones.
And Mr Peabody & Sherman would bomb at the box office
Woah, I did NOT expect Bratz to be #1! I thought it was gonna be Smurfs.
"The Mimes?? There are freaking Mimes??! LOL XD
4:40 BEST SCENE ON RUclips!!!!
19:06-19:53 uh actually, there were some shows mentioned in there that are not getting live action remakes at this point because they were eather canceled or idea was scraped and are actually going to get fully animated or were already realesed animated, for instance:
*My Little Pony:* upcoming *animated* film in 2017 (*Oh* thank god!)
*Tom and Jerry:* idea of live action was scraped and is now in development for an animated movie
*Mr. Peabody and Sherman:* already realesed on DVD as an animated movie
and several others.
Heck, even that studio that made those terrible Smurfs and Alvin and the Chipmunks movies (Sony) is rebooting the Smurfs in 2017 as an animated feature! (having absolutely *no* connection to the live action films whatsoever!)
There is still hope.......!
I expected Sailor Moon being on this list.
Next Films: FNAF, Cuphead, Bendy and the Ink Machine, Crash Bandicoot, Undertale and many more.
(Yes I edited this comment, Cuphead didn't existed at that time.)
Sailor Moon made in live action toku ready there is one already
#4. The creators never even wanted to stay true to the franchise in the first place.
*Also, where the FUCK was Super Mario Bros.?!?!?!?!?!*
I'm not sure if you're joking or......ANYWAYS, the reason Super Mario Bros. isn't on the list is mainly because it's based on the video game franchise, not necessarily the cartoon.
Herpidus Derpicus super Mario bros is a video game
+cfruge444 Super Mario Bros. (1993) wasn't on this list because it was loosely based on a video game franchise. Not an actual live-action movie based on a cartoon. So, that doesn't count.
+cfruge444 There WAS a carton, but it wasn't based on the cartoon, instead the video game.
The bit at 4:43 when he's dancing (I think) made me laugh really hard.
6:46-6:54 Nice use of the clip from that episode where they saw a play based on their lives.
Your Alvin shout was better than the film
Here are my ideas if these cartoons have live action movies:
-Overall: they need to be as faithful a possible to the show, they need to watch eveey single episode of the show and have the shows creators as creative consultants, and high budgets
-Johnny Bravo: they need a good director like Barry Sonnenfield or Todd Phillips. The film needs a blonde actor who can gain pound to portray johnny. They need to use the same kind of womanizing humor that they used in the series (and if the SJW complain, just tell them "nothing against you, but this is our movie"). The film needs a PG 13 rating
-Thundercats: the film should be directed by Peter Jackson and produced by James Cameron. The film also needs a casting full of Oscar-winners and nominees. The soundtrack should be composed by Howard Shore or Hans Zimmer. The film needs an R rating
-Samurai Jack: the director should be either Edward Zwick or Christopher Nolan. The film needs an R rating and Hans Zimmer composing the soundtrack. Jack should be portrayed by Will Yun Lee, and some Oscar winner should portray Aku.
-Gargoyles: The film should be directed by either Guillermo del Toro, Martin Scorsese or Alex Proyas. The casting needs unknown actors. And have Graeme Revell composing the soundtrack. And the film needs a PG 13 rating
-Powerpuff Girls: the director should be either Steven Spielberg, Joss Whedon or Alfonso Cuarón. The film needs a PG 13 rating and either Alan Silvestri or John Williams composing the soundtrack. For the 3 girls, they need to make auditions for lots of 8-years-old little girls. Professor Utonium should be either Josh Brolin or Matthew McConaughey. For the villains, i only think about HIM and Mojo Jojo. If it's HIM, he should be portrayed by Willem Dafoe. And if it's Mojo Jojo, he should be portrayed (through motion capture) by either Andy Serkis or Jason Momoa.
-Silverhawks: it should be directed by either James Cameron or Guillermo del Toro. It needs unknown actors and Michael Giachino composing the soundtrack. And it also needs an R rating
-Gravity Falls: it needs some of Stranger Things' screenwriters and be directed by either John Carpenter or David Lynch. Stan should be portrayed by either Tom Hanks or Harrison Ford, and i don't know who should portray the kids. The soundtrack should be composed by James newton Howard.
YES!! YOU PROMOTED HEY THERE, ITS YOGI BEAR!!
Another movie based on a cartoon made by the show's creators that got negative reviews from critics was "Hey Arnold! The Movie".
This channel is pretty underrated.
If you made this top 10 list today, I bet Woody Woodpecker would be somewhere on this list. It's so bad, it was actually rejected from theaters everywhere outside of Brazil!
That ending though😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😀😁😀😁😀😁😀😀😂😂😀😀😀😂😂😀😂😀😂😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😁😁😂😀😀😀😀😁😀😀😁😁😁😁😁😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😂😂😁😁😂😁😀😁😁😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😁😁😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😀😁😊😁😊😁😀😁😀😁😀😁😂😂😀😂😀😂😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😂😀😂😀😂😀😀😂😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😈😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😀😂😂😀😀😂😂😀😂😀😬😅😬😅😬😑😬😬😅😬😅😬😐😡😐😡😐😡😐😡😐😡😡😐😡😐😡😐😡😠😈😠😠😈😕😕😈😈😕😈😠😠😉😇😮😆😠😈😈😕😉😠😈😠😈😃😠😈😠😈😠😂😠😈😠😂😠😉😬😬😈😈😠😂😠😂😠😂😠😈😠😈😣😈😈😠😜😜😜😶😜😎😶😎😵😚😚😚😳😍😲😘😳😘😵😎😎😶😶😵😒😜😲😜😜😲😶😱😶😶😲😶😲😶😱😜😦😜😒😚😗😚😗😪😌😪😌😪😗😔😋😘😪😗😪😗😫🙌🙍😫🙍😫🙍😫👴🙈💩💩👧💩👧💩🙈💩🙈💩🙈👶💩🙈💩👶🙈👵💩🙈💩🙈👴🙈💩🙈💩🙈👴🙀👴🙈👴👴🙈👴🙈💁💏💁💏💁💑💁💑👬💑👬💑💁💁💑👫👥👷👥💁👉👆✋👌✋☝👉👐👉☝
I like the JonTron/AVGN feel to this review..
At the end when he was doing Bratz, he started to show how he could be partly related to Kylo Ren.
*At the end of the Bratz segment if I wasn't clear.
The only worst films based on a cartoon I can think of nowadays are the ones made by Disney.
Like Maleficent (Disney's failed attempt at making their Sleeping Beauty version of Wicked) and Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil, The Lion King (2019), the live-action Aladdin with Will Smith, Pete's Dragon (Paul's Dragon), Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass, and the live-action Cinderella (because it shows Cinderella dancing happily rather than struggle to escape when her evil stepmother locks her up to ruin her one chance at happiness with her Prince.)
The list goes on!!!
However though, the only Disney live-action remakes and movies based on a cartoon I have a soft spot for or like and are the ones I considered a guilty pleasure are Beauty and the Beast with Emma Watson as Belle, The Jungle Book live-action remake (because it shows Bagera fighting Shere Kahn to protect Mougli which I thought was awesome!), and Geroge of the Jungle.
I assume this was before the Jem and The Holograms movie came out
Correct
Did you know that there was originally an AAAHH!! Real Monsters movie that was going to be a live action animation hybrid made for tv, but Nickelodeon canceled it to the creator of the show because they thought it would be too dark, grim, scary, and frightening for a made for tv family movie.
Finally there someone inteligent in that, let's better cancelled the live-action inspired cartoon movies
As a Brazilian, I think Mr. Magoo did a horribly depiction on my country.
Rio de Janeiro (where I live) is a jungle with hispanic houses, people dancing rumba, giant spiders, trees full of snakes, an African monkey as a pet!
Then the guy simply glides to a place that stays three states distant of where he were.
I was 15 years old and got mad at this movie 😡🤦♂️
(continued from part 1):
4. I never saw it.
3. I never saw it either, and the way I feel about it is what you said about Inspector Gadget 2, "I ain't takin' any chances."
2. I'm not sure.
Honorable Mentions. Those are all awesome.
1. If there were an award for the most pointless movie ever, it would go to that.
By the way, what are your thoughts on the live-action movies based on cartoons that are neither on the list or even in the number intros: Popeye(1980) starring Robin Williams, The Flintstones(1994), Casper(1995), George of the Jungle(1997), and Garfield(2004) with Bill Murray as the voice of Garfield?
ejl423 Recess: School's Out (2001)is f***ing awful
nikosafer1 I've actually exaggerated there. I haven't seen Recess: School's Out and Rugrats in Paris, to me, was meh. The ones I was talking about are The Simpsons Movie, The Spongebob Squarepants Movie, and South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.
+ejl423
At #4.....Good for you!!!! What's even sad is that Ernie Hudson (Winston Zeddomore from Ghostbusters) was also in this god-awful movie. *shivers!!!*
At #3.....For once, you were the smart one. Me?!?!? I've regretted ever streaming this movie online.
At #2.....I remember watching this movie as a kid, but now, thanks to the Nostalgia Critic's review on the movie...I think I'm gonna avoid re-watching this movie again. Oh and did you also know that Ernie Hudson was in that movie as well?!?!?!
Honorable Mentions: I've only seen Rugrats: the Movie, Hey There! It's Yogi Bear, Transformers: The Movie (recently), A Man Called Flintstone, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Batman: Sub-Zero and most of the animated Scooby-Doo movies.
At #1.....Good thing, I've never seen this movie before.
P.S. Am I the only one here who actually liked George of the Jungle (1997), The Flintstones in Viva! Rock Vegas, Inspector Gadget 2, and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed?!?!?!
Xaviergray87 To all those movies in your P.S question, no you're not the only one who liked them. I did too!
ejl423 Thanks. Most of them may not be perfect, but at least they are better than the first ones in my opinion. And, three of them were actually more faithful to the original cartoons as well.
Heck, from what I heard, Dragonball Evolution was so bad that even the creator behind Dragon Ball Z was horrified of how his own characters are portrayed.
Can you really add Bratz as a movie based on cartoon? It's more well know for the dolls then the cartoon.
The dancing killed me! XD But I hate the Avatar movie as much as everyone else because I freaking grew up with the animated series! I got really angry at the movie because it wasn't what my family freaking payed for! Why do people make such bad recreations? Mostly because they are lazy.
"I know that there are films based on a show made by the series' creators that are critically hated....."
The Drawn Together Movie included. [Thanks, +TheMysteriousMrEnter]
was that guy who yelled "EVERYTHING!!" John Pinnete?
Yep
James Porter
lol, he is my favorite comedian... too bad he died though...
Yeah
If you still haven't watched the entirety Avatar: The Last Airbender, I strongly urge you to do so. It's one of the most well crafted and enjoyable animated series of all time. Not to mention that it's one of the few animated shows with a tight continuous story.
Love the John Pinette part. Also, you’re not the only one who hate Bratz
You know it's funny because, as a little girl, I used to love the Bratz. Bratz everything!!! But now i look on it and cringe soooo hard.
I actually heard Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is getting it's own animated series.
Yeah I think,it will be showing in cartoon network😉
fuCKING N O
At least the animation on that show doesn't look as repulsive as it does in the movies.
That series is an embarrassment to Sony Pictures Animation.
Kill me now
Thumbs up if you agree with #1 on the list!
BAD NEWS: Bratz the Movie is now legally available on RUclips!
Damn, thats terrible!
Oh god. I remember loving the Bratz Movie as like an 8 year old, or 9. Especially that deaf dude who could speak. It's funny seeing things that you loved as little, actually being crap xD
Probably the WORST live action movie from an animated series is G-Saviour.
Not only is it bad, it's CANON to the main Gundam timeline (Universal Century,) a series that is the reason why there is as much mature (as in legit mature not Seth McFarland "mature") animation exists between the 80s-2000s.
The MIMES. THERES FREAKING *MIMES*.
I don't remember the brats ever being like that. From what I can remember. They all had their own personalities, their own individual hobbies outside of fashion and their own goals, which they consistently worked towards achieving throughout the films and shows. Or at least, the writers tried to give them that. Did they succeed? Probably not, but I wouldn't know. It's been like 14 years since I saw any of it.
18:41 - 18:56 And yet out of that list from several years ago, only one cartoon was made into a movie, and it wasn't a live-action remake. This is why you don't announce movies before they are even being filmed. (especially if you don't have a trailer or even concept art)
The ending was too much Blockbuster Buster like, but the rest was quite funny. You should do top ten best animated adaptations from movie to animated series (Beetlejuice, Batman, Ghostbusters, etc.)
Animat's firebending is better than the one in The Last Atrocity - I mean Abomination - I mean Airbender.
The air bending dance is the funniest thing from this video 🤣
Avatar the last Air bender is from Nick not Cartoon Network.
Dishonourable mention: Thunderbirds (2004)
Based on the British 1960s puppet show, original creator Gerry Anderson was excluded from production. As for the movie itself, cartoon sound effects are used way too much in action scenes, the villain (the Hood) has wasted potential, being just a stupid bank robber when he has access to all sorts of technology. The biggest crime, is that despite being called Thunderbirds, 4 out of 5 of the Tracy brothers (the pilots) are sidelined in space for a vast majority of the movie. That's just misleading as all hell, even when they get back to Earth, the other 4 brothers don't get to do anything, it's only Alan who stops the Hood. The only redemption is the end credits song, Thunderbirds Are Go, by Busted
The thing with Mr. Magoo was the fact he was too vain to wear his glasses, which they actually show him having in the original cartoon. Basically he was just a jerk who got everyone in trouble because he didn't want to wear the thing that helped him. =P
Okay, I agree that the Bratz movie is just a total borefest to get through but the TV series is.....at least tolerable because of one character... The villainess in the show I don't what others think but she just makes me chuckle when she shows up. And she's voiced by Bojack's mom makes it better, she sounds like she's enjoying her role as that woman.
They better not adapt Sailor Moon into a live-action movie, because that would be borderline stupid.
They're ready one a live-action Sailor Moon it called it the 2003 series and the musical what they fight Dracula happen
@@JuanGomez-ke5pyA live-action musical where Sailor Moon and the gang fight off Count Dracula....now that's a story I would love to see be adapted into an anime movie.
They have ruined 90s kids' childhoods, now it's time for us, the 2000s kids. Jesus, greedy corporations will ruin every single generation's childhoods.
While I did like that honorable mention you made in this, I would like to suggest a Top 5/10 list for the "animated" movies based on cartoons. There are a few... not-so-great ones.
He owns a real sword?
The Last Airbender was pretty bad, but I've seen worse. (And yes, I've watched the show.)
Yeah, the highschool thing was really stupid since it's based around the the original Dragonball and not Dragonball z so Goku should be a kid, same for Chichi.
They could of put in the plot with the red ribbon army or something.