Whether you loved or hated this movie, there's one thing everybody overlooks at... The people who made this movie watched tons of Rocky & Bullwinkle episodes to make this movie and even brought in the late June Foray (R.I.P.) to reprise as Rocky, so you got to give credit to the movie for at least trying to stay close to the original source material. Unlike other live action cartoon movies who NEVER or very little stay close to their original source materials.
THAT'S the only way to actually get a good adaptation, and yet all these new adaptation barely give the source material a sideways glance. It's a damn shame.
I came here expecting Nostalgia Critic to tear into a film that I enjoyed as a kid and remembered as a silly and faithful re-creation of the original. I found he actually thought it was a silly and faithful re-creation of the original. Wow!
I'm expect 7 pages of how shitty the movie it is to the point i have to repent for my sin involve actually like this when i was a kid. But i end up seeing myself explaining why i like it when i was a kid instead, and i wasn't even staring at the mirror.
@Ken Hudson it is his bit, he is going against what people like to get views. The idea that this movie was good but movies like Constantine and Hocus Pocus were complete shit......you believe he actually thinks that, do you also believe strippers really love you.
@@kareemmasri3934 Yeah, it's so frustrating to see him trash Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and praise Willy Wonka despite the former following the book closer.
rckblzr12 I’m still upset most at his daredevil review for 2 reasons 1. He kept complaining about Matt’s powers being contradictory to actually loosing his sight even though the sonar still can’t let him read anything or even see AT ALL if there is no sound to hear and 2. Being that he doesn’t understand the significance of Matt being rattled by that child being afraid of him even though he only fights criminals and sees himself as a protector............. actually, add Hulk too because a lot, if not MOST of the emotional abuse subtext of the film goes WAYYYYYYYY over his head, goes to show that he REALLY only takes comic book characters at face value and can’t really analyze the entirety of them unless it’s DIRECTLY spelled out for him (see: the recent reviews of the Raimi Spider-Man Trilogy)
I'm surprised Doug either never noticed or never pointed out that Rocky is played here by his original voice actress, June Foray (who also played Natasha in the cartoon). She was 83 when this movie came out, which is why squirrel sounds right but noticeably older.
That's what I was saying and thinking!!!! You'd think he'd mention that one of the original voice actresses for the series (even if she was the only voice actresse from the original cast) came back. And you can't blame her for moments of not being able to make rocky sound mad.
Heck, I think I started to go nuts in my junior high English class when our teacher played Rocky and Bullwinkle reruns the whole period before summer break. And that was with me loving the show.
Fun fact! Jay Ward, the creator of Rocky and Bullwinkle, George of the Jungle, Sherman and Peabody, and Dudley Do-Right also created the Cap'n Crunch character.
Bryan Egelhoff's Animation Tech Nation yeah but Roger Ebert hated Tora Tora Tora a realistic and highly accurate film about pearl harbor and nearly every stunt with planes, vehicles and such is all practical effects, they even crashed a plane into a real hanger... I'll say that again... a real hanger, it's up there with Waterloo. And one of his reasons is so fucking stupid I literally dropped my jaw, one of his reasons was that you now what's going to happen... let me say that again, one of the reasons he hated it is because you knew what was going to happen... WHAT THE FLYING FUCK!?!?!? He gave Titanic a better score, even though you knew what was going to happen, in fact... he gave Pearl Harbor, a better score... WHAT THE FLYING FUCK
Growing up, we relied on Roger Ebert to know what films to watch and not watch. Anything he liked and got two thumbs up, we avoided like the plague and anything he hated we knew was movie gold.
There is no way Doug didn't read Ebert's review before making this video. All the main points and observations were already made in Ebert's review, right down to his infatuation with Piper Perabo's character in the movie. Also, its no secret Doug has fondness for Siskel and Ebert.
I think the reason that they used Jonathan Winters three times is because back in the 60s they’d reuse voice actors all the time, so it’s making fun of that
Yeah, they use the same voice actors all the time in the 60s like Paul frees June foray, and Bill Conrad did multiple characters on Rocky and Bullwinkle
Something that still boggles my mind: _Who Framed Roger Rabbit?_ was released in 1988, and they absolutely nailed the meshing of animation and live action; it's done flawlessly. Yet in the following THIRTY YEARS no one else has even come close. How is that possible? EDIT: I am coming back 5 years later to say that the _Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers_ movie also got it down flawlessly. It only took Hollywood 34 years to do it again.
Because 2D animation is more expensive than 3D - and the main reason why you see lots of cheap disney/dreamworks knock offs. Back then movies took effort but now, they defecate a movie each year as fast as they can.
Cause it's kinda smack bang in the middle of the "Robert DeNiro stars in any old shit" years and as an animated film based on a well loved cartoon, it's an easy target for that.
Context, possibly. I saw it in 2003 or so, when I was 11 or 12. I just didn't get it. I never saw the original cartoon at the time. I wasn't as fond of puns then, either.
"Boy, she really knows how to squeeze my hose." "Bullwinkle." "I'm just saying, she really knows how to make the wet stuff come out." "Bullwinkle." "Oh, and when I say COME out." "Ok, don't come crying to me if the FCC leaves a horse head on your mattress." "At least I wouldn't be the only one getting head." "Oh Christ." Kills me every time.
Actually, of all the cameos, Whoopi's as actually the least nonsensical because it was the most nonsensical of them all - her character was literally named JUDGE CAMEO
She didn't do a cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Cameos are quick one scene appearances of actors. April's boss is still a small character in the movie but it's a bit more than just a cameo.
She's also a well known comedian who has spoken on the merit of old classic cartoons before, so having her cameo in the movie of one makes it pretty sensible tbh.
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Aside from from really pushing how nothing going on makes sense at times, I actually enjoy this movie. It stays true to the cartoon, and the cartoon was never the best thing made in the first place.
Wow, I laughed at the movie's punchlines several times while watching this - even the weird ones Critic didn't like. I think I might genuinely like the movie unironically without ever seeing it. I never even really watched the show.
You should totally watch the show. Even as just background stuff while you do other things (I like watching it while putting together models). It's oddly great. Not all the side shows are, but!
My Favorite Moments Shortcuts: 6:28 LIVE ACTION!!!! 8:49 Ugly Kermit breaking the 4th Wall 10:21 Poor Eeyore 11:05 God's finger is getting closer 11:57 No animated weasel deserves this. ONLY LIVE ACTION PEOPLE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO BE DEGENERATED WITHOUT A TRACE 13:27 Johnathan Winters Cameo 14:24 How low the bad puns go 15:34 Hose joke 16:09 THAT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING! 19:00 Rocky & Bullwinkle's thoughts 26:44 Spiraling into insanity
14:20 Bullwinkle: This movie's gettin' kinda- Rocky: Don't say it... Bullwinkle: - Two-dimensional. *That pun is godawful, to the point were it even caused the bad on the scale falls crashing straight down, until it hit hell.* NC: Aw, GREAT! THERE'S NO TELLING HOW LOW THAT PUN WILL GO!!! *It finally lands in hell* Satan: Somebody's watching Rocky & Bullwinkle again...
This is one of my favorite movies due to the fact that it's a perfect recreation of one of my favorite TV shows. It's intentionally bad, just like the show. That's the gag. It's camp. Good camp, at that. It knows when it's terrible and it revels in it. Heck, even the pointless cameos are a nod to the show. Everything in it is perfect. But then, I'm just a pathetic fanboy for purposefully bad jokes and groan-inducing puns. Give me a character who takes sick delight in torturing the audience with awful gags and I'm in love immediately.
Actually, what I meant to say is that some films aren't meant to be motion pictures, even if adapted perfectly. Take that Ratchet & Clank film for example. Even though it arguably is the best straight video game adaptation out there, it fails to appeal to a mainstream audience. Still, if you're a Ratchet fan, you'd likely find enjoyment in the film.
Amazing review Doug (as usual). But you missed something. There is ONE adaptation that's more true to its original source material than ANY other adaptation. It's called The Peanuts Movie.
And 1 year later the movie wreck it Ralph 2 came out. The trailer broke so many walls that i had to use math. See the original trailer for it and scroll down until you see my name. It is actually a highlighted reply.If you don’t wanna look here is the comment. “Well each 4 wall break happens when they make fun of themselves for each princess+Star Wars+muppet+marvel+Disney+Pixar that a total of : let’s see 14 Disney princesses so 14*4=56+4 for each other 4 wall joke=56*(10*4)=56+40= 96. If you want to use Deadpool’s formula which is 4th wall to the 4th power which translates for the movie 14^4+10^4= 38416+10000=48416!
Speaking of June, in her defense, she was getting on in years. And much as I adore her and her voice work, even *I'll* admit it can get irritating using the same voices over and over again. In short, she doesn't sound depressed just to appease the script, but because while she's giving it her all, she *was* roughly in her early 90's-late 80's at the time.
@@cliffordshafran9250 Yeah replacing her with Tara Strong was a smart choice. She actually rivals June in terms of acting. To too bad Ben Distkin is miscast as Boris????
I hope the same people who did the new Sherman and Peabody film follow-up with their Rocky and Bullwinkle short and make a full movie. Sherman/Peabody was a million times better than it deserved to be, and I'd love a new, good Rocky/Bullwinkle reboot.
It was pretty good but it didn't do well in the box office and I believe the animated series on Netflix has 3 stars (but it's been awhile since I last checked so maybe it gained some). It would be risky to give Rocky and Bullwinkle a try but they would do a good job I believe.
is not really a problem but a hidden joke, by that time people was thinking Internet was killing traditional cartoons, but also turns out everything in the internet pretty much will live forever
From Wikipedia: "Fearless Leader is informed of Rocky and Bullwinkle's return and sends Boris and Natasha to destroy them. The two take a laptop with them called the CDI (standing for Computer Degenerating Imagery) which can specifically send animated cartoon characters to the Internet forever."
I tried to enjoy it, but the historical inaccuracies took me out of it. I mean, Mozart and Antonio Salieri were friends, the death and lifestyle didn't fit history. I get that you sometimes have to suspend your disbelief, but that was too much for me.
I liked it. I think this was a proper way to represent and reflect his feelings about how he disagreed with the hate towards it. I can tell by looking at the clips of this film why someone would hate it. It feels like it's another movie having the characteristics of a really absurd bad comedy movie. Though I think he felt like it suited the cartoon was originally. This is just his opinion though. It was bound for him to at some point disagree with the masses with how they felt about it. Everyone, including you and me, will at some point disagree with how others view a movie.
Katie Yes it was. It defiantly has the notes of Amadeus, but the tone is defiantly comical in nature. It's clever since, like many, he likes Amadeus. He even did a video titled, "How True is Amadeus?". Enjoy the review.
This is honestly my favorite live action movie based on a cartoon for many reasons. Yes, it's genuinely funny and the 4th wall jokes are very clever at times, but for me, why I love it was because it was a faithful and respectful adaptation of the original cartoon. There was only one "hip-hop" joke and it had a purpose with Bullwinkle being convinced it's not the 60s anymore and foreshadows his antlers reflecting off electricity at the ending. See, purpose. They did things that fit within their personality and character from the show and they don't talk potty humor or have a single fart joke. The characters designs are 100% accurate designs from the show that had a reason why they don't look like photorealistic animals because they're already cell-shaded cartoons, especially now, they have to make the characters have real fur or semi-realistic body proportions and they could've easily had done that, but they went the extra mile to match the art style of the original series to a tea. And they went as far as getting the voice actor from the original cartoon, and the live action characters being celebrities makes sense when you know they've manifested into what Hollywood would've done to them in live-action. Because "They were attached to the project." But, I also felt the movie's message is honestly pretty deep. The main character is someone who adored the original cartoon since she was a kid a had looked up to them, but once she became an adult, everyone made her reject her childhood and make her a hard-nose, cold and determined person when she's actually a sweet person who's made to have _care and sympathy_ (get it?) But once she actually meets Rocky and Bullwinkle in person, that inner child is slowly coming out until she learns to keep in touch with her youthful self. I think we all relate to that because we all have that cartoon we love and we don't wanna grow up, but the world makes you put away childhood things by growing up. And there's nothing wrong with being who you are and what you like, personally and it's okay to keep in touch to your own inner child, no matter how old you are. And this was made in 2000, way before RUclips comments had people say "I remember this cartoon. So much better than the crap today." I feel like this movie was ahead of it's time with that message that had it come out today, it probably could've been a more respected movie, not because it's funny and faithful, but because of it's message it was trying to tell.
honestly, this movie is proof that if you have a director and team who actually care about the source material it can turn out amazing! But sadly most directors want to mold the story to their expectations instead of looking at the source and make it just as lovable as the source. like have you seen what Hollywood did to hansel and Gretel? Alice in wonderland? THE CHRONICLES OF PRYDAIN (the black cauldron is by far the worst book adaptation ever... please read the books and you will see why...) they corrupted amazing tales that if done right could have been enjoyable! Roky and Bowinkle did it right by using the source material and keeping the characters in character, they kept what people loved about the show and they made it so cheesy it was like actually watching the cartoon but with real people!
All fair points, but in the Black Cauldron's defense, you can't deny that the Horned King is the only redeeming element of the film. The kickass design, the imposing atmosphere he creates whenever he's on screen. Oh, and being voiced by the great John Hurt doesn't hurt (pun not intended) much either.
I liked Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters. Besides, it IS a story that has been told a thousand different ways over the years, so making them adults wasn't really that bad. Alice in Wonderland I agree with, though. And Jesus Christ, what they've done to just about every Dr Seuss story ever.
I remember seeing a mini interview for that new Woody Woodpecker film and all the staff could talk about was the laugh, and that was the most important part to them instead of, you know, honoring the source material. Now I start to see why so many of these things suck
20:08 That statement Doug said just made my point of me doing videos as for voicing my plush characters, doing the cameraman part myself, editing the videos, editing my website, doing the social media part, uploading and all aka etc.
Nope, because in their source material they were all 2D art styles. Also the movie itself even questions why Rocky and Bullwinkle are CGI but Boris, Natasha, and Fearless Leader are real people. I always just assumed it's because Rocky and Bullwinkle are anthropomorphic animals so they have to be CGI while making the villains CGI when they're human anyway it's easier to just hire actors that look the part rather than animating them.
This had a lot of great moments (the line about the movie being charming was especially cute) but honestly thanks for the "Critic as crazy needing-looking-after friend" episodes. They're insane but I relate and it's nice to.
Even though if the muppets broke the fourth wall and said, "I don't know how many more fourth walls we can break!" If anybody remembers Deadpool, he broke sixteen walls! Also, "SHUT UP, THIS IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT!!!!!!!!!!" - Fearless Leader
i didnt realize they were referencing amadeus(ok im sure im spelling that wrong) until the priest sat down all concerned and critic was playing the piano. lol.
If you don't mind a show about stupid gags and no budget, then it's delightful. Though to be fair, the show did feature some long-running story arcs. Each episode was only like five minutes long, and almost every one ended in a cliffhanger of some sort.
after I watch this review, I went to watch Amadeus (which has been on my waiting list). It was amazing. And now I watch this review again and get the reference hahaha
@@aidenbutrick6496 but that hypnosis shit only affected the millenial kids who didn't experience the beauty and awesomeness of the original cartoons from CN that we grew up with.
@@AccipiterSmith Yes! I'm lucky enough to have grown up with cartoons such as Courage the Cowardly Dog, The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, and more!
Mr. Peabody & Sherman is an adaptation from Rocky and Bullwinkle.... which means Mr. Peabody & Sherman is the good reboot/good Rocky and Bullwinkle adaptation we deserved AND NO ONE CARES
Sherman Brown no it isn't. ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS was a work of talking animal political protest. The Dreamworks PEABODY was a boilerplate family sitcom. And, I'm afraid, so was Dreamworks film of its structural descendant OVER THE HEDGE. It was unwilling to make RJ the absolute villain of the piece-as the book depicted him.
Doug! This year instead of doing a regular Disneycember, could you do a Disney Channelcember where you review all the dumb original movies they've made? That could be amazing!
By far my favourite joke this movie makes:
"But Bullwinkle's skull was so thick the mind controlling message could not get through."
Love it.
Watch Episode 2 of the actual cartoon. Because it stated that he could be hypnotized.
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Whether you loved or hated this movie, there's one thing everybody overlooks at...
The people who made this movie watched tons of Rocky & Bullwinkle episodes to make this movie and even brought in the late June Foray (R.I.P.) to reprise as Rocky, so you got to give credit to the movie for at least trying to stay close to the original source material.
Unlike other live action cartoon movies who NEVER or very little stay close to their original source materials.
Fair point.
Yeah Great job on the studio's behalf there. Gotta give them the applause for that even if this movie wasn't the biggest success
To them that is.
Wait so, does that mean that the creaters of this movie actually cared about it?
THAT'S the only way to actually get a good adaptation, and yet all these new adaptation barely give the source material a sideways glance. It's a damn shame.
I came here expecting Nostalgia Critic to tear into a film that I enjoyed as a kid and remembered as a silly and faithful re-creation of the original. I found he actually thought it was a silly and faithful re-creation of the original. Wow!
I'm expect 7 pages of how shitty the movie it is to the point i have to repent for my sin involve actually like this when i was a kid.
But i end up seeing myself explaining why i like it when i was a kid instead, and i wasn't even staring at the mirror.
No wonder he didn't review it sooner, he couldn't rip it apart
Ditto upon first viewing
@@CaptainCat101 He doesn't have the heart to do it; it was that misjudged.
Wow... its weird watching Doug defend somthing that's over hated instead of attacking somthing over loved.
@Ken Hudson it is his bit, he is going against what people like to get views. The idea that this movie was good but movies like Constantine and Hocus Pocus were complete shit......you believe he actually thinks that, do you also believe strippers really love you.
Sterling A his IT Chapter 2 and any review that has source material used in the film that he cites is a NEGATIVE always irritates me to no end.
Tbh I don't know what's internet's problem. This was one of my favorite childhood movies
@@kareemmasri3934 Yeah, it's so frustrating to see him trash Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and praise Willy Wonka despite the former following the book closer.
rckblzr12 I’m still upset most at his daredevil review for 2 reasons 1. He kept complaining about Matt’s powers being contradictory to actually loosing his sight even though the sonar still can’t let him read anything or even see AT ALL if there is no sound to hear and 2. Being that he doesn’t understand the significance of Matt being rattled by that child being afraid of him even though he only fights criminals and sees himself as a protector............. actually, add Hulk too because a lot, if not MOST of the emotional abuse subtext of the film goes WAYYYYYYYY over his head, goes to show that he REALLY only takes comic book characters at face value and can’t really analyze the entirety of them unless it’s DIRECTLY spelled out for him (see: the recent reviews of the Raimi Spider-Man Trilogy)
I'm surprised Doug either never noticed or never pointed out that Rocky is played here by his original voice actress, June Foray (who also played Natasha in the cartoon). She was 83 when this movie came out, which is why squirrel sounds right but noticeably older.
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I always thought it was Nancy Cartwright who played Rocky in this movie. Guess not. But his voice sounds remarkably like Todd Flanders...
That's what I was saying and thinking!!!! You'd think he'd mention that one of the original voice actresses for the series (even if she was the only voice actresse from the original cast) came back. And you can't blame her for moments of not being able to make rocky sound mad.
June Foray reprises her role as Rocky. She used to come into the theater I worked at. Really nice lady. She legit rocks a gold Rocky necklace.
is this an r/thathappened story?
@@moomooold sounds like it.
@@b3rz3rk3r9 or ya know a really rare and cool thing happened to someone
I believe Danny, but only to spite the two skeptics.
@@CorundumDevil same
"Rule 34 has nothing on this insanity." Oh Doug, if only you knew.
RIGHT?!
+Jonathan Florin XD OMG
oh god no not Bubsy
oh god no
Child pornography is the worst on that site.
I understand why rocky is so winy, I would start going crazy if I lived with Bullwinkle for decades
Plus, they were stuck in reruns, being constantly reminded that the world doesn’t care about them anymore for decades.
Heck, I think I started to go nuts in my junior high English class when our teacher played Rocky and Bullwinkle reruns the whole period before summer break. And that was with me loving the show.
i would propaly go insane too
Me 😂
So we were watching an insane person the whole time
R.I.P The original voice of Rocky, June Foray. 1917-2017. She was 99.
Studio Stage She was a year younger than George Burns.
Studio Stage She was also the voice of Natasha Fatale. And don't forget Paul Frees, the original voice of Boris Badenov.
Damn! 99 o.o
Wait SHE!!
I wish she at least made it to 100 R.I.P. :(
Fun fact! Jay Ward, the creator of Rocky and Bullwinkle, George of the Jungle, Sherman and Peabody, and Dudley Do-Right also created the Cap'n Crunch character.
No wonder the animation looked similar!
I can see it
When both Nostalgia Critic and Roger Ebert both like this movie, that convinces me that the films not that bad.
Bryan Egelhoff's Animation Tech Nation yeah but Roger Ebert hated Tora Tora Tora a realistic and highly accurate film about pearl harbor and nearly every stunt with planes, vehicles and such is all practical effects, they even crashed a plane into a real hanger... I'll say that again... a real hanger, it's up there with Waterloo. And one of his reasons is so fucking stupid I literally dropped my jaw, one of his reasons was that you now what's going to happen... let me say that again, one of the reasons he hated it is because you knew what was going to happen... WHAT THE FLYING FUCK!?!?!? He gave Titanic a better score, even though you knew what was going to happen, in fact... he gave Pearl Harbor, a better score... WHAT THE FLYING FUCK
IKR the fact that they poke fun at the old times actually get a giggle out of me, plus that iron curtain joke was very funny
Growing up, we relied on Roger Ebert to know what films to watch and not watch. Anything he liked and got two thumbs up, we avoided like the plague and anything he hated we knew was movie gold.
There is no way Doug didn't read Ebert's review before making this video. All the main points and observations were already made in Ebert's review, right down to his infatuation with Piper Perabo's character in the movie. Also, its no secret Doug has fondness for Siskel and Ebert.
Ebert also liked Equilibrium. Just saying.
I think the reason that they used Jonathan Winters three times is because back in the 60s they’d reuse voice actors all the time, so it’s making fun of that
Hell, June Foray was doing both Rocky and Natasha.
Yeah, they use the same voice actors all the time in the 60s like Paul frees June foray, and Bill Conrad did multiple characters on Rocky and Bullwinkle
@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 and not to mention a ton of other interdental characters as well
Did did that because the budgets will not that Big to hire Other people
@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 she literally voiced all the female and kid characters.
Something that still boggles my mind: _Who Framed Roger Rabbit?_ was released in 1988, and they absolutely nailed the meshing of animation and live action; it's done flawlessly. Yet in the following THIRTY YEARS no one else has even come close. How is that possible?
EDIT: I am coming back 5 years later to say that the _Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers_ movie also got it down flawlessly. It only took Hollywood 34 years to do it again.
Connor Tyler Because none of those other films were directed by the genius Robert Zemeckis. That’s why.
Breaking TEN also lack of effort like legit it’s not like tech has devolved
Was it so hard
Because 2D animation is more expensive than 3D - and the main reason why you see lots of cheap disney/dreamworks knock offs. Back then movies took effort but now, they defecate a movie each year as fast as they can.
janusan89 Any sentence that starts with "Back than..." is usually full of crap.
Good thing I spelled it correctly then...
"Go home movie. You're drunk." Summarizes most of the movies of 2017.
Dr Automaton say that to jayson
*You're
Seriously. Why is this film hated so much? I don't get it. I find it freakin hilarious
EDIT: Wow! That is an amazing amount of likes! Thanks all~
here here :D
Because nobody did get the joke. Only Doug, I guess.
Cause it's kinda smack bang in the middle of the "Robert DeNiro stars in any old shit" years and as an animated film based on a well loved cartoon, it's an easy target for that.
weird. from the writer of Manchester by the sea and director of acclaimed Shakespeare adaptations
Context, possibly. I saw it in 2003 or so, when I was 11 or 12. I just didn't get it. I never saw the original cartoon at the time. I wasn't as fond of puns then, either.
3:15 I love how Nostalgia Critic slowly transitions from his tortured voice to his traditional review voice and back again
He does a pretty great Salieri impression
I love Malcolm's response to a suicidal friend, if your gonna do it do it right
Actually, I didn't think that part was funny.
shock humor
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+klimmr3021 ofcourse you didn't. Dumbass.
John Lemons I'm not sure why but that joke really caught me off guard, Now there's drink all over my PCs monitor...
The Amadeus reference. So strong. So good.
That was the greatest part was when I realized this was Amadeus
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it may be a clue on what's he's going to review next
He even included the amen cadence in Lacrimosa!
I realized early on that that was the source material for the review. About the time when the Ghostbusters Preist showed up.
R.I.P. June Foray (1917-2017), the voice of Rocky the Flying Squirrel.
And Natasha
And Granny from Looney Tunes
Apparently, Candi Milo will fill the role of Granny in Wabbit
And Vinny from Alvin and the Chipmunks
Hobbit Fan86 yeah I love Rocky
"Boy, she really knows how to squeeze my hose."
"Bullwinkle."
"I'm just saying, she really knows how to make the wet stuff come out."
"Bullwinkle."
"Oh, and when I say COME out."
"Ok, don't come crying to me if the FCC leaves a horse head on your mattress."
"At least I wouldn't be the only one getting head."
"Oh Christ."
Kills me every time.
Gage Peruti Move over chipmunks Bullwinkle gets the best head
Yes
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Actually, of all the cameos, Whoopi's as actually the least nonsensical because it was the most nonsensical of them all - her character was literally named JUDGE CAMEO
And to think, she went from doing a cameo in this, to doing a cameo in Michael Bay's TMNT.
So did she step out of an Ace Attorney game? Because I swear that sounds like an Ace Attorney pun.
She didn't do a cameo in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Cameos are quick one scene appearances of actors. April's boss is still a small character in the movie but it's a bit more than just a cameo.
7:32, but I love big bang theory!
She's also a well known comedian who has spoken on the merit of old classic cartoons before, so having her cameo in the movie of one makes it pretty sensible tbh.
"Did he violate your safe space with his giant antlers?"
...I...had some bad thoughts after hearing this.
Me to.
lol, you killed me.
He does preform a shocking experience with his antlers
I was joking?
I would love to see nostalgia critic review the ben 10 movies.I saw one of them and it wasn't half bad.I just want to see what NC thinks.
Piper: "Rocky, you're flying! You're flying!
Buzz: "This isn't flying! This is falling, with style!"
That's actually more accurate than you think. In the cartoon, he mainly "glides", needing a boost from Bullwinkle or from jumping off something high.
You know if you just remove the “with style!” part you basically change the whole story
I love this movie
@@cliffordshafran9250 I... think he only glides sometimes
Other times he's like straight up flying... it was inconsistent
This has to be the most laugh-out-loud hilarious Nostalgia Critic episode. Love the Amadeus framework around the commentary too. Classic!
Thanks for watching!!
@@ChannelAwesome Next Nostalgia Critic Reviews Suggestions:
The Book Of Life
The Green Hornet
RV with Robin Williams
Arctic Dogs
Doogal
Fat Albert 2004
Little Nicky
The Loud House Movie
Monster Truck
Re-Animated
Hands down, Doug portrayed over-the-top act of Murray Abraham perfectly.
Damnit! It _was_ Amadeus, wasn't it? I was trying to figure out if it was supposed to be The Exorcist or Exorcist III, and I was wwaaayyy damned off!
To be fair
That John Goodman cameo was actually pretty freaking funny. I dunno, I just love his delivery on that line.
CasaiAgicap Well, to be fair, it's John Goodman. The dude's fucking awesome.
Aside from from really pushing how nothing going on makes sense at times, I actually enjoy this movie. It stays true to the cartoon, and the cartoon was never the best thing made in the first place.
Dtoons didn't expect to see you here
UH, if you believe that it isn't one of the best animated shows ever created then you might just not have any taste my friend lol .
Doggy listen
I like this movie because I liked it and I liked rocky and bullwinkle and I like squirrel and moose pictures and you might like this too
Couldn't agree more buddy.
"Yeah and I'm really John Goodman" that line kills me every time
Billy Crystal was a bed salesman.
Wow, I laughed at the movie's punchlines several times while watching this - even the weird ones Critic didn't like. I think I might genuinely like the movie unironically without ever seeing it. I never even really watched the show.
Adahop if you laughed at the jokes in the review the movie is definitely worth a watch
same tbh
Adahop! From Neebs!
You should totally watch the show. Even as just background stuff while you do other things (I like watching it while putting together models). It's oddly great. Not all the side shows are, but!
I never watched the show, because it wasn't aired in my country, but I watched the movie and I still like it.
Never been this early before...
First to reply
do a review of the 1977 pere's dragon
Channel Awesome neither have I
Channel Awesome same here Doug
Better make a joke
I'll gonna miss you June Foray. Rest In Peace you brilliant actress...
She didn't even turn 100. I know Don Kennedy (Tansit's voice actor on Space Ghost Coast to Coast) is 100 and is still living.
@@YuukiTakemoto1996 actually hes 91
My Favorite Moments Shortcuts:
6:28 LIVE ACTION!!!!
8:49 Ugly Kermit breaking the 4th Wall
10:21 Poor Eeyore
11:05 God's finger is getting closer
11:57 No animated weasel deserves this. ONLY LIVE ACTION PEOPLE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO BE DEGENERATED WITHOUT A TRACE
13:27 Johnathan Winters Cameo
14:24 How low the bad puns go
15:34 Hose joke
16:09 THAT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING!
19:00 Rocky & Bullwinkle's thoughts
26:44 Spiraling into insanity
Freakazoid(Dexter Douglas) And Captain Planet should have been Live Action Treatment!
I love that you tied those terrible old Rocky and Bullwinkle Taco Bell commercials into this.
Right the joke at 16:08
After the taco bell commercial, LMAO.
This review was worth the wait. May your mother rest in peace, Doug.
Wait, his mom died??
+ajzeg01 Yes, earlier this month, peacefully in her sleep.
Sadly, yes.
^Yep
Slow drama music will fit your comments
Malcom, what the hell?! Why would you try to help the Critic shoot himself?!
*Remembers the Disney Afternoon episode*
.....Never mind.
sorry about that
Bomber Jac The ever classic DT.
I remember that review. Malcolm was beat mercifully through that review.
Somebody wants their own show.
OHHHHHHHH! Now it makes sense.
14:20 Bullwinkle: This movie's gettin' kinda-
Rocky: Don't say it...
Bullwinkle: - Two-dimensional.
*That pun is godawful, to the point were it even caused the bad on the scale falls crashing straight down, until it hit hell.*
NC: Aw, GREAT! THERE'S NO TELLING HOW LOW THAT PUN WILL GO!!!
*It finally lands in hell*
Satan: Somebody's watching Rocky & Bullwinkle again...
This is one of my favorite movies due to the fact that it's a perfect recreation of one of my favorite TV shows. It's intentionally bad, just like the show. That's the gag. It's camp. Good camp, at that. It knows when it's terrible and it revels in it. Heck, even the pointless cameos are a nod to the show. Everything in it is perfect.
But then, I'm just a pathetic fanboy for purposefully bad jokes and groan-inducing puns. Give me a character who takes sick delight in torturing the audience with awful gags and I'm in love immediately.
I hear ya'
It just goes to show you that not everything is suitable for a film adaptation. Video games being a choice example of course.
E-ManAnimates
But the video is all about how Rocky and Bullwinkle was a perfect film adaptation.
Actually, what I meant to say is that some films aren't meant to be motion pictures, even if adapted perfectly. Take that Ratchet & Clank film for example. Even though it arguably is the best straight video game adaptation out there, it fails to appeal to a mainstream audience. Still, if you're a Ratchet fan, you'd likely find enjoyment in the film.
Fun Fact: The writer for this movie wrote and directed Manchester by the Sea.
Amazing review Doug (as usual). But you missed something. There is ONE adaptation that's more true to its original source material than ANY other adaptation.
It's called The Peanuts Movie.
yep
Is it now?
Atomic Robo Tesla That's right.
***** I wouldn't exactly count those. Mostly the first one.
Tyler Nestor damn straight!
This is probably my favourite review.
EDIT: thank you Channel awesome.
F-for what?
@@Marvelfanatic3658 the heart!!!!!?
If we break another fourth wall the whole house is gonna come down.
We'll let the universe out if we leave each house with three walls.
And 1 year later the movie wreck it Ralph 2 came out. The trailer broke so many walls that i had to use math. See the original trailer for it and scroll down until you see my name. It is actually a highlighted reply.If you don’t wanna look here is the comment. “Well each 4 wall break happens when they make fun of themselves for each princess+Star Wars+muppet+marvel+Disney+Pixar that a total of : let’s see 14 Disney princesses so 14*4=56+4 for each other 4 wall joke=56*(10*4)=56+40= 96. If you want to use Deadpool’s formula which is 4th wall to the 4th power which translates for the movie 14^4+10^4= 38416+10000=48416!
Honestly Smurfs with Jonathan Winters playing every character would've been a far better movie.
"If you want to do something do it right" -Malcom 2016
If only Malcom was President
You should be proud of me
-malcom
That joke was really dark, but damn did it make me laugh
I really liked the fourth wall jokes, like with goodman's "Yeah, and I'm really John Goodman." That is really clever writing!
Is really no
@@michaelgrand346 SILENCE! YES IT IS!
Speaking of June, in her defense, she was getting on in years. And much as I adore her and her voice work, even *I'll* admit it can get irritating using the same voices over and over again. In short, she doesn't sound depressed just to appease the script, but because while she's giving it her all, she *was* roughly in her early 90's-late 80's at the time.
Though true, it seemed to me like Critic was talking mainly about how much complaining Rocky does.
She just didn't have the energy she had in the cartoon. But, that's just due to old age. I'm still glad they used her to voice Rocky again.
June Foray was 82/83 in 2000 (the year Rocky and Bullwinkle was released)
@@cliffordshafran9250 Yeah replacing her with Tara Strong was a smart choice. She actually rivals June in terms of acting. To too bad Ben Distkin is miscast as Boris????
Perfectly understandable.
As a kid, the only thing I could understand in this movie, was Kenan and Kel cameo - man was I happy to see them :D
maxmetalknight YAAAAAAASSSSS
"Whooooo loves orange soda?"
Same here. It was the only thing I remembered from the movie before watching this review.
🍊Kel loves Orange Soda 🍊
rissarae3
"Is it truuuuuuue?"
If it is any better (or worse), the writer just won an Oscar for Manchester by the sea
I love how this whole review is an Aumadaus reference. I love it.
Truly, thank you, this movie he referenced throughout was bothering me the whole time.
@@sevdijehavziu3015 You watched Aumadaus in school? Did you like it?
@@weirdguy1495 it's a great movie
It's like NC's favorite movie of all time
I just noticed that since I recently watched the movie
I hope the same people who did the new Sherman and Peabody film follow-up with their Rocky and Bullwinkle short and make a full movie. Sherman/Peabody was a million times better than it deserved to be, and I'd love a new, good Rocky/Bullwinkle reboot.
yeah, i agree.
It was pretty good but it didn't do well in the box office and I believe the animated series on Netflix has 3 stars (but it's been awhile since I last checked so maybe it gained some).
It would be risky to give Rocky and Bullwinkle a try but they would do a good job I believe.
Prob because the world wasn't demanding a Peabody and Sherman movie
Poever then they will pay.
Netflix stars are too inconsistent to judge it on since it changes every hour.
Seriously, no comment about the thing that kills cartoons is called the CDI? Like, as in Hotel Mario?
Only problem is while Bullwinkle is surfing through the internet, the weasel shows up again completely unharmed!
is not really a problem but a hidden joke, by that time people was thinking Internet was killing traditional cartoons, but also turns out everything in the internet pretty much will live forever
From Wikipedia:
"Fearless Leader is informed of Rocky and Bullwinkle's return and sends Boris and Natasha to destroy them. The two take a laptop with them called the CDI (standing for Computer Degenerating Imagery) which can specifically send animated cartoon characters to the Internet forever."
So, Internet Killed the cartoon star?
I just wonder what Ganon's up to!
Now I remember where I heard Bulwinkle's voice before! It's fucking Tristan from YGOTAS!
Holy shit
Luke van Kleef In another few hours the sun will rise
evertime123 XD
He sounds like Sanji in the terrible 4kids One Piece dub
Actually, Rocky's actor was an Australian cartoon historian named Keith Scott. Tristan was voiced by YGOTAS' creator, LittleKuriboh.
"Boy! She really knows how to squeeze my hose!"
"Bullwinkle" 😒
"I'm just saying, she knows how make the wet stuff come out"
"BULLWINKLE" 😠
"Oh and when I say come out..."
"Ok, don't come crying to me if the FCC leaves a horse head on your mattress....."
25:45 In other words, Rocky and Bullwinkle is apparently a good time, no alcohol required.
I fucking love nostalgia critic. Thumps up if you agree.
Nostaglia Cricket rules!
"Thumbs Up if you agree." The classic comment of the attention seeking youtuber.
Tbh I hate him. I just watch his videos to feed my hate
I'm thumbing you down for pandering. You'd have to be a social idiot to think that people find that charming.
big thumps up.
Was this.... an Amadeus style review
It was! Amadeus is amazing!
Channel Awesome The real question is... are you Doug, tamera, Malcom, the list dude, or one of the interns
I tried to enjoy it, but the historical inaccuracies took me out of it. I mean, Mozart and Antonio Salieri were friends, the death and lifestyle didn't fit history. I get that you sometimes have to suspend your disbelief, but that was too much for me.
I liked it. I think this was a proper way to represent and reflect his feelings about how he disagreed with the hate towards it. I can tell by looking at the clips of this film why someone would hate it. It feels like it's another movie having the characteristics of a really absurd bad comedy movie. Though I think he felt like it suited the cartoon was originally. This is just his opinion though. It was bound for him to at some point disagree with the masses with how they felt about it. Everyone, including you and me, will at some point disagree with how others view a movie.
Katie Yes it was. It defiantly has the notes of Amadeus, but the tone is defiantly comical in nature. It's clever since, like many, he likes Amadeus. He even did a video titled, "How True is Amadeus?". Enjoy the review.
This is honestly my favorite live action movie based on a cartoon for many reasons. Yes, it's genuinely funny and the 4th wall jokes are very clever at times, but for me, why I love it was because it was a faithful and respectful adaptation of the original cartoon. There was only one "hip-hop" joke and it had a purpose with Bullwinkle being convinced it's not the 60s anymore and foreshadows his antlers reflecting off electricity at the ending. See, purpose. They did things that fit within their personality and character from the show and they don't talk potty humor or have a single fart joke. The characters designs are 100% accurate designs from the show that had a reason why they don't look like photorealistic animals because they're already cell-shaded cartoons, especially now, they have to make the characters have real fur or semi-realistic body proportions and they could've easily had done that, but they went the extra mile to match the art style of the original series to a tea. And they went as far as getting the voice actor from the original cartoon, and the live action characters being celebrities makes sense when you know they've manifested into what Hollywood would've done to them in live-action. Because "They were attached to the project."
But, I also felt the movie's message is honestly pretty deep. The main character is someone who adored the original cartoon since she was a kid a had looked up to them, but once she became an adult, everyone made her reject her childhood and make her a hard-nose, cold and determined person when she's actually a sweet person who's made to have _care and sympathy_ (get it?) But once she actually meets Rocky and Bullwinkle in person, that inner child is slowly coming out until she learns to keep in touch with her youthful self. I think we all relate to that because we all have that cartoon we love and we don't wanna grow up, but the world makes you put away childhood things by growing up. And there's nothing wrong with being who you are and what you like, personally and it's okay to keep in touch to your own inner child, no matter how old you are. And this was made in 2000, way before RUclips comments had people say "I remember this cartoon. So much better than the crap today." I feel like this movie was ahead of it's time with that message that had it come out today, it probably could've been a more respected movie, not because it's funny and faithful, but because of it's message it was trying to tell.
Weird. I honestly enjoyed the movie when I first watched it. I mean its nothing that I would praise from heaven to earth about but it was fun.
This is probably one of the best reviews ever by NC.
a movie with bad puns?
does chuggaaconroy make a cameo in this?
Nop because this movie have good puns also ;)
You're a fan of one of my favorite LPers?????
fan?
he's my favorite LPer. I've been watching him since his Majora's Mask LP
jrpludacrous I love you even more now!
i didn't expect to see this here
I don't know why, but the opening for the Nostalgia Critic's review of Rocky & Bullwinkle is one of my favorite opening skits.
Now that I'd just saw Amadeus on Netflix, the frame sketch satire shown throughout makes a lot of sense!
Wow. Nostalgia Critic actually referenced We Happy Few? I like you.
That game isn't even out yet (Unless you count Early Access).
NCfanboy1 I know.
IKR! I was so happy
Ondřej Saska Bioshock 4*
Not bad... For a Downer.
honestly, this movie is proof that if you have a director and team who actually care about the source material it can turn out amazing! But sadly most directors want to mold the story to their expectations instead of looking at the source and make it just as lovable as the source. like have you seen what Hollywood did to hansel and Gretel? Alice in wonderland? THE CHRONICLES OF PRYDAIN (the black cauldron is by far the worst book adaptation ever... please read the books and you will see why...) they corrupted amazing tales that if done right could have been enjoyable! Roky and Bowinkle did it right by using the source material and keeping the characters in character, they kept what people loved about the show and they made it so cheesy it was like actually watching the cartoon but with real people!
All fair points, but in the Black Cauldron's defense, you can't deny that the Horned King is the only redeeming element of the film. The kickass design, the imposing atmosphere he creates whenever he's on screen. Oh, and being voiced by the great John Hurt doesn't hurt (pun not intended) much either.
Yeah this was a pretty fun movie to watch.
I liked Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters. Besides, it IS a story that has been told a thousand different ways over the years, so making them adults wasn't really that bad. Alice in Wonderland I agree with, though. And Jesus Christ, what they've done to just about every Dr Seuss story ever.
allison sharkey g
I remember seeing a mini interview for that new Woody Woodpecker film and all the staff could talk about was the laugh, and that was the most important part to them instead of, you know, honoring the source material. Now I start to see why so many of these things suck
20:08 That statement Doug said just made my point of me doing videos as for voicing my plush characters, doing the cameraman part myself, editing the videos, editing my website, doing the social media part, uploading and all aka etc.
Actually, that random weasel appeared in Roger Rabbit.
I'm in the movie!
One thing I question, why do some of the cartoon characters look 2D, some look CG and some of them come out in live-action?
i assume because they're different art styles in their "source material" which i find is pretty cool if that was the intent
Nope, because in their source material they were all 2D art styles. Also the movie itself even questions why Rocky and Bullwinkle are CGI but Boris, Natasha, and Fearless Leader are real people.
I always just assumed it's because Rocky and Bullwinkle are anthropomorphic animals so they have to be CGI while making the villains CGI when they're human anyway it's easier to just hire actors that look the part rather than animating them.
RialVestro fair enough
This had a lot of great moments (the line about the movie being charming was especially cute) but honestly thanks for the "Critic as crazy needing-looking-after friend" episodes. They're insane but I relate and it's nice to.
Wasn't the Random Cartoon Wiesel from Rogger Rabbit? He looks familiar.
If that was the joke they were going for, well done writers!
Yes. It was.
it would be a good follow up to the Rodger Rabbit joked from earlier
I was thinking that same thing
Yeah I think it was a follow up to the joke from earlier.
16:08
How is nobody talking about this part. It's clearly the best.
Exactly
Go on! Mock me! Laugh! But it wasn't Rocky and Bullwinkle laughing. That was God.
THAT WAS GOD!!!
RIP June Foray you will be missed.
14:20
You could say that joke fell.. *flat.*
I'll leave.
Ophelia Sheep loves Sans the Skeleton I guess you could say that the movie flatlined a bit
Noo please don’t leave lol
I agreed that this movie was a guilty pleasure for me.
Same I gave it a 7/10
Is this supposed to make me want to watch rocky and Bullwinkle or Amadeus i'm confused lmao
Poison Alice both, at the same time.
Yup
Yes.
Neither.
Watch GHOSTBUSTERS!
You need to carve out a ton of time for Amadeus
24:00 Seriously? A Jeremy Irons impression from D&D?
Rest in peace, June Foray :'(
From Canada, with love
This has got to be the most rewatchable episode
Even though if the muppets broke the fourth wall and said, "I don't know how many more fourth walls we can break!" If anybody remembers Deadpool, he broke sixteen walls! Also,
"SHUT UP, THIS IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT!!!!!!!!!!"
- Fearless Leader
Man, remember when Kenan and Kel where a thing?
Sebas Peimbert Kenan and Kel though
How can I forget? The never stop playing it on Nickelodeon's Splat.
Kenan and Kel were cast of Good Burger
So there that
You mean the same twats that were in Good Burger?
Sebas Peimbert loved them like kel loved ham and orange soda
Real thoughts, anyone? Sounds like he has a lot to say about this one.
I agree, especially if we also get to hear Rob's opinions on it as well!
I agree.
20:30 - 20:32 This isn't flying, this is falling...
WITH STYLE!!
XD
@BatmanFan 76 Channel 2 Really? I didn't know that!!
(if you can't tell that this is sarcasm then what can I tell you?)
Dude, when he made that Taco Bell commercial fit into the scene when Rocky remembered how to fly was genius.
i didnt realize they were referencing amadeus(ok im sure im spelling that wrong) until the priest sat down all concerned and critic was playing the piano. lol.
If you weren't sure if you were pulling it right (you did) you could've just scrolled down.
somehow, I knew as soon as Critic wailed about killing Rocky and Bullwinkle. I'm still happy people know about it to get it in this episode of NC.
I'm Voldemortified nope, you spelled it right.
Rocky's original voice actress voiced rocky in this!
June Foray?!
Yes, and she was also the animated Natasha in this movie
21:29 didn’t know Gushers made a vegetable variety pack
Like that Armadeus intro
Giorgio McCaffrey thanks I didn’t know what it was
me either, still funny though
I thought I was the only one who knew.
I loved it, I was waiting for a line like
It was not rocky who was laughing at me. It was God!
Thank You, I thought I was the only one
That...actually looks like kind of a fun show.
If you don't mind a show about stupid gags and no budget, then it's delightful. Though to be fair, the show did feature some long-running story arcs. Each episode was only like five minutes long, and almost every one ended in a cliffhanger of some sort.
***** I love both those things. XD
I think I'd rather not live in Frostbite Falls. The name kinda turns me off.
Long running storylines? Minnesota? ...I smell... LINKARA!
John Blowme you do realize that it was the 60's, right?
I like the references to Amadeus, haha.
Doge :O I love your memes
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I was wondering if anyone else noticed that.
one of my absolute favorite nc episodes. the amadeus homage plus great rocky and bullwinkle jokes. i rewatch it regularly
8:53 - "I don't even know how many more fourth walls we can break!"
Deadpool: "Challenge accepted, Fraggle Rock…."
Deadpool: Thats like 16 walls
8:28 "I have a weird job." That was a charming moment of self awareness.
Amadeus is a strange parody choice for this review
Nice danger 5 profile icon
after I watch this review, I went to watch Amadeus (which has been on my waiting list). It was amazing. And now I watch this review again and get the reference hahaha
What's Amadeus?
True fact, amadaeus was based on nostalgia critic
Amie Lou A movie from 1984 based on a play about Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
That eye roll is in perfect sync at 15:54
I was really hoping the priest guy had fallen asleep at the end. XD
He did
The Memes Guy
I know, guess I should be clear that I'm happy it worked out like that.
Did he just reference "We Happy Few"?!??
Yeah, Doug's been getting more and more into gaming recently. I'm not expecting a new gaming channel to come of it, but it's nice to see.
He already referenced many games in his other reviews. I remember a Bioshock reference.
He also referenced Bioshock: Infinite in his Ghost Rider 2 review.
And in The Purge. He also referenced the original BioShock in Demolition Man.
+Keelan Barron also in the happening review
that taco Bell joke was AMAZING I pissed myself laughing
Yeah! XD
19:20 Muppets style cameos
Fun fact Cartoon Network use that hypnosis machine in a attemps to make is watch it’s reboots
Spartan A111 that explains a lot
Would explain teen titans go
@@aidenbutrick6496 but that hypnosis shit only affected the millenial kids who didn't experience the beauty and awesomeness of the original cartoons from CN that we grew up with.
@@AccipiterSmith Yes! I'm lucky enough to have grown up with cartoons such as Courage the Cowardly Dog, The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, and more!
Mr. Peabody & Sherman is an adaptation from Rocky and Bullwinkle.... which means Mr. Peabody & Sherman is the good reboot/good Rocky and Bullwinkle adaptation we deserved
AND NO ONE CARES
kinda
Sherman Brown no it isn't. ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS was a work of talking animal political protest. The Dreamworks PEABODY was a boilerplate family sitcom. And, I'm afraid, so was Dreamworks film of its structural descendant OVER THE HEDGE. It was unwilling to make RJ the absolute villain of the piece-as the book depicted him.
Never having watched that cartoon, I enjoyed the movie a bit. I laughed for like five minutes at one particular adult joke in it.
Bob Stayoffthegrass youre no fun. Sorry.
I have this rule where I refuse to watch movies that use currently popular songs in their trailers.
15:35 one of NC's finest moments, bravo sir.
I liked this movie. Not one of my favorites, but I genuinely had fun watching it.
Doug! This year instead of doing a regular Disneycember, could you do a Disney Channelcember where you review all the dumb original movies they've made? That could be amazing!
Poor Doug doesn't deserve such a torment. Nobody does.
Or the sitcoms.
Oh yes, the sitcoms.
As far as sitcoms go, I love That's So Raven and Phil of The Future
I don't need to remind you of the fact that Disney created the best anime ever, right?
Yuri012 I'd still love to see a Hannah Montana review, maybe even Shake It Up if we wanna get extra spicy.