when i first saw this series in this very video a year ago my first thought was "this looks like a really old video game". They animated it like Mr Game & Watch, but those style games had to be animated that way since they were trying to shrink a full sized game down to handheld sized, which was difficult for the time so they had to sacrifice alot of detail to make it happen. Even by animated TV series this was bad, it came out within a few months of Aeon Flux (a series made by a producer who mostly did cheap animation) and Darkwing Duck (a cheaply made Disney cartoon, at the time they outsourced alot of animation to countries like Taiwan or Korea) and both had much better animation. Honestly this whole series seems like it would be more at home in the 70's if they changed the music style from Pop Hip-Hop to Funk or Soul music.
@@originaluseername funny a reasonable person would just recognise the the comment is merely a simple skit so whenever it has a "me" or not doesn't matter. if its as redundant as you say why do you care?
He blew something like 20 million dollars of his money on big houses expensive cars and other shit that he didn't need, on top of that he made all sorts of unsecured loans to friends family and associates who bled him dry and didn't pay him back. He was a superstar in 1991 (when I was 7) and by the time I was 13 (in 1996) he was bankrupt.
When a character changes from one pose to another, the choppiness of the animation doesn't bother me, and at times actually seems kind of stylistic (like when you have your avatar up on screen). It can be kinda neat. However, the moment anything in the show attempts to convey motion of any kind, it all falls flat. NOTHING looks natural.
Shorter hair, bikers, I THINK they hated men, but it's been about twenty years since I saw it. And that's not indicative of the rest of the show. It tends to not have as much horribly offensive shit. Hell, even in that episode, especially in the nineties, they could have been far worse.
I've been dead tired for the last few days because I've been moving, working and buying a bunch of necessary shit for my new place. Seeing a 22 minute Animated Atrocity review in my inbox really brightened my day. Thank you Mr. Enter.
Lots of people use the complaint of bad animation looking like the animators just colored in the storyboards, which I kinda find a ridiculous complaint, but after looking at the animation of this show, I stand corrected to that statement.
It's because of you that I've learned to avoid so many terrible cartoons/movies, as well as understand how so many of them are actually pretty good or bad depending on how they were received. Thank you so freaking much.
15:40 Well, that sounds familiar... "A huge cloud of mist filled the air, covering everything in sight, and making these two pages incredibly easy to draw." - Dav Pilkey
While I wish that was the case, unfortunately Mr. Enter confirmed on Deviant Art that videos will be edited by himself from now on. It just wasn't meant to be with the new editor.
_Technically_, The Simpsons and Disney's Renaissance both started in the 80s. I think the 80's, 90's, and 00's had _so_ many toons and _so_ many different competing trends that it's difficult to split things into neat decade designations. Hammerman aired at the same time as Tiny Toons, He-Man was on at the same time as Ducktales. And so on.
They must have change the terms then because I remember it referring to films like sleeping beauty being one of the last in the renaissance and then the little mermaid kicking off the second one.
I remember watching one episode of Hammerman when I was a kid. I remember changing the channel before the stupidity of the cartoon made my head explode (like that one guy off of the movie "Scanners")
I was going to say exactly this. The celebrity cartoon is planned with said celeb in mind, while (from what I've read superficially about it) Milo Murphy seems like a show that would be aired anyway and the producers thought a well known voice would be an extra touch and a "bait" for the parents. If "Milo" is a celeb cartoon for Weird Al, then "Brace Face" is it for Alicia Silverstone and any show which features Mark Hammill is it for him.
Yeah a celebrity cartoon is where the celebrity is a focal point and is at least loosely based on themselves where they play themselves. Milo Murphy just has a celebrity in it. I think Jackie Chan isn't a celebrity cartoon since Jackie Chan didnt appear as himself (although he appeared in bumpers and at the end of each episode), the show was well balanced in terms of character development and focus, and the show avoided the "Mary Sue" characteristics they normally heap on celebrity cartoon stars.
@@arthas640: By tbe way, I would've never known "Milo" featured a famous voice, since it's aired dubbed in Portuguese here in Brazil and the character's voice artist is just a regular dubbing professional. (But they replaced Alicia Silverstone in "Braceface" with well known TV actress Mariana Ximenes.) Your case about "Jackie Chan" is valid. I think we have a blurry border here: it looks more like Jackie is playing a character (a younger, hotheaded version of himself) with a distinct personality, but his presence there still looks like the cartoon's main selling point. It's a strange hybrid... (And, from a clarity point, I think it should be better to write "him/herself", or some neologism like "hirself" instead of "themselves". Or at least "themself", if you really want to follow the "singular they" path.) (P.S.: Please don't feel offended by the last paragraph. It's just some advice on style and making things less confusing, especially for a non-native speaker like me...!)
That confusing scene with Gramps is supposed to parody James Brown's historic performance of "Please Please Please". I would definitely suggest watching it cause it's crazy how much energy he had.
Mr. Enter's complaints of an unbeatable superhero reminds me of my time watching Big O. I only saw a few episodes back in the day, mind you, but, it felt the mech just steamrolled all opposition, save for one episode where it took some kind of damage. Still, it was hard to get enthusiastic for a hero where victory just by might was an inevitability.
technically, Horton was under 20th Century Fox animation, and The Lorax was by Illumination Entertainment (the people behind the minions) which was founded by the guy originally president of 20th century Fox Animation. Sony is not affiliated with either Seuss inspired movie. That said, it doesn't mean Sony is off scot-free. They're the company behind Smurfs and its shitty sequel, and those with the Emoji Movie makes them look like money-grubbing whores. Which it's kind of a shame as they made Hotel Transylvania and Arthur Christmas, two movies I actually really like. Their movies are just a gradient of surprisingly good to very bad.
There was an old Filmation show called Mission: Magic with Rick Springfield. He didn't just license his name and likeness he voiced his character. He also wrote and performed songs for the show, including the theme song. He later said it was the worst experience of his life.
16:27 He's talking about "appropriate" reactions for graffiti coming to life and says: "Trust me, I know this from experience." What have you been hiding from us?
6:08 Thanks for mentioning Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids! It's one of my favorite cartoon shows of all time and one of the few good cartoon shows from the 1970's.
Stephen Brown Lol same! I was born in 2001 and boy lemme tell y'all, It was a golden age for animation. Sometimes I even cry when I remember those times.
Since Gramps was basically an expy of James Brown, it would have made a good origin story for Stanley to be granted the magical shoes. If Stanley didn't already have the shoes and the animation were much, much better.
This might be an unpopular opinion, but personally, I liked Cow and Chicken. It wasn't one of the greatest shows of the 90s in my opinion, and it was definitely riding on the success of Ren and Stimpy, but it didn't really seem like one of the worst copycats and I enjoyed it for what it was. I even rewatched some scenes from that show recently and I think it still holds up.
Demon Lord, Cal True, like I said, it's certainly not one of the best. I just don't think it was that bad either. It's at least better than some of the other R+S ripoffs.
I mean there is Disney's Gummi Bears, that one is a great example of food-based cartoons. The characters are simple, but likeable, the show has a folk/fairy-tale vibe to it, Igthorn and Toady are hilarious, it has a pretty solid lore that establishes the world, so I'd say it works rather well with what it has to offer. It's just wants to be enjoyable and I think it accomplishes that.
It's been an absolute joy to see mr enter go from just 50 subs and mlp reviews to where he's at now, I know you'll probably never see this but cheers m80.
You remind me of PhantomStrider. If you haven't already asked, I feel that'd be a fun little crossover - each comparing your most obscure best-or-terrible animated movies/tv shows and then having the other review it.
Not going to lie. I recently caught a few episodes of Jackie chan adventures. As a child, it was a favorite of mine, and it still is. Jackie actually seemed like he cared for the quality.
Why are People starting to hate on Cow and Chicken? I Mean it's not one of the greatest Cartoon Network shows, but it's still better than shows like Squirrel Boy, Teen Titans Go!, Uncle Grandpa and Problem Solverz.
I'll Tell you why I think Cow and Chicken sucks. I hate there wanna be Ren and Stimpy gross out style. It wasn't funny or entertaining, it was simply just weak sauce. So sitting through an episode was more of a chore than anything. But I would rather run a marathon of that then watch one episode any of the other shows you listed.
Wiimeiser Well, for Pepe, they could make a plot about how he was wrongly accused of being a hate symbol (or in the movie itself, a terrorist or something) and how he tries to prove his innocence...
They probably had the live action bits at the beginning and end so that it would fill up the half hour and reduce the amount of animation they had to do. It would also explain why the theme song was a bit longer than most other cartoons from that era (some other cartoons from that time period took the same kinds of shortcuts, but at least those other shows still had more redeeming qualities than this one)
Well this was very nostalgic. Thanks for the weird tour through basic animated frames. Its funny. I predicted your Link Between Worlds joke. x'D Stay you man.
The stop Hammertime part reminded me of Dragonball Z abridged where Goku goes "Stop Goku Time" I looked it up and found out it's reference to The lyrics "Stop Hammertime" in the song "You can't touch this"
LOL, he's right, Weird Al's parody of 'You Can't Touch This' fits this show like a glove, especially its entire first verse! Speaking of whom, 'Milo Murphy's Law' is definitely worthy of an Admirable Animation, now there's a celebrity- based cartoon done right!
I love the character design in this show, but that's about it. I remember watching it way early in the morning getting ready for a road trip or something and being utterly confused by it. None of my friends believed me it was real, and next week it was replaced with something else so they assumed I had hallucinated it!
3:32 what's even worse about this movie is that Sony Pictures Animation was originally going to make a movie about Popeye, but then got rid of the idea and replaced it with this pile of shite.
Well, I have good news and bad news. The bad news is that the emoji movie sucked, just as we all thought it would. But the good news is that Mr Enter gets to roast it on another episode of animated atrocities. I'll have my popcorn ready.
Reviews of the Movie that shall not be named are far more entertaining than the movie itself. At least I assume so; I refused to pay money to see it on general principle.
Oh my god I just noticed something. The villain in this episode also did a huge amount of the voices in all of DiC's Mario cartoons. (Toad in Super Show and most of the Koopalings in 3 and World) How did this guy make such voices without blowing out his own eardrums in the process because he has the voice of nails on a chalkboard.
Well, it did not happen. Mr. Enter was shown to be distantly doubtful towards The Emoji Movie, which AniMat, PhantomStrider, CellSpex, Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, Chris Stuckmann, LeafyIsHere and etc hate with a passion.
The part about Jody realizing she is conned is worse once you notice she said, "thats joker's tag!" Because the fact that joker has a tag establishes that, yes, yes indeed he knows how to draw.
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Can we all agree Jackie Chan Adventures was the best celebrity based cartoon?
Dragon Kick Class of 3000?
gamergirl 662 yes both of those were the BEST
Dragon Kick Both Jackie Chan Adventures and Class of 3000
Milo Murphy's Law.
Mike Tyson Mysteries.
"Back in the 90s, Hammer had a very famous album."
"BACK! IN THE 90S! I WAS IN A VERY FAMOUS TEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-VEE SHOOOOOOOOOOOOW..."
HE ONCE WAS A HAMMER, THEY CALLED HIM HAMMERMAN. HE GOT SENT TO A MAILBOX AND HE DIDNT HAVE A PLAN HAMMERMAN!
Lmao
"Here's what the animation looks like in the actual show."
. . .
Wow, and people accuse anime of being cheap with its animation . . .
The People that do are pretty retarded, they probably only watched 1 episode of season 1 dragon ball super and came up with that
Xerro No Vatimo episode 11 - now gets better
Hellsing Ultimate would like to have a word with... whoever came up with that rhetoric.
Bruce Timm style but with zero effort put in it
I think 60s anime had better animation.
Did you know they canceled making "Popeye: The Movie" to make "The Emoji Movie" ?
buddy6584 How pathetic.
They also canceled a Medusa movie for The Pop Culture Cash-In Movie
buddy6584 That is sad. Kinda. Who knows if Popeye would have been good.
buddy6584 Are you fucking kidding me ?
There was a 1980 film with the late great Robin Williams
makes Mr. Game and Watch's animations in smash brothers look more fluid
😂
It really does. XDD
I haven't even seen the animations and I still agree!
And thats ment to look like how it dose from the game and watch
when i first saw this series in this very video a year ago my first thought was "this looks like a really old video game". They animated it like Mr Game & Watch, but those style games had to be animated that way since they were trying to shrink a full sized game down to handheld sized, which was difficult for the time so they had to sacrifice alot of detail to make it happen. Even by animated TV series this was bad, it came out within a few months of Aeon Flux (a series made by a producer who mostly did cheap animation) and Darkwing Duck (a cheaply made Disney cartoon, at the time they outsourced alot of animation to countries like Taiwan or Korea) and both had much better animation. Honestly this whole series seems like it would be more at home in the 70's if they changed the music style from Pop Hip-Hop to Funk or Soul music.
20:38 you're right. Honestly Jackie Chan and Class of 3000 were celebrity cartoons done a lot better and correctly
agreed.
Carl Bloke they were very unique and funny.
Carl Bloke is class of 3000 good i havent watched it
Carl Bloke Yes ! I wish Class Of 3000 had more episodes.
Zionna Edwards isn't that the one that rustled peoples jimmies cause of Ghandi being in it?
*sees animation*
Me - "This looks like a failed RUclips animatic! WTF?!"
How is it that I've seen better framerates from 12 oz Mouse, G3 MLP, and Peppa Pig combined?
WHY IS THERE A “ME:”?!
@@originaluseername why should it matter that there's a "me"
@@sparksaturnextraaccount3703 i’m asking that because it adds nothing and is redundant
@@originaluseername funny a reasonable person would just recognise the the comment is merely a simple skit so whenever it has a "me" or not doesn't matter. if its as redundant as you say why do you care?
As the Nostalgia Critic put it "Did they skip the animation and just color in the storyboards?"
So, Is a Stolen Joke?
@@bamos1092 no he's not a stolen joke. As quoting somebody and using their name as credit to them means is not stolen show
I'm guessing this was the reason M.C. Hammer has gone bankrupt.
He used his last penny to create this.
Zeetee Pippi OMG XD
+Zeetee Pippi Ouch...he was _that_ desperate for cash?
He blew something like 20 million dollars of his money on big houses expensive cars and other shit that he didn't need, on top of that he made all sorts of unsecured loans to friends family and associates who bled him dry and didn't pay him back.
He was a superstar in 1991 (when I was 7) and by the time I was 13 (in 1996) he was bankrupt.
+Hammerhead547 Imagine if that happened to someone like, I dunno, Flo Rida...
When a character changes from one pose to another, the choppiness of the animation doesn't bother me, and at times actually seems kind of stylistic (like when you have your avatar up on screen). It can be kinda neat. However, the moment anything in the show attempts to convey motion of any kind, it all falls flat. NOTHING looks natural.
G0ATFAC3 The style sort of makes sense for a punk aesthetic, but it completely clashes with the idea of fluid dancing.
HAMMERMAN he went to the store to get himself some milk🎵
(in song )but it was expired
Marley Rosario-Soper so he...
what the fuck rhymes with milk?
Silk?
RyanX1231 To get himself a refund, but the store was closed, so he had to go to bed, and wait till tomorrow.
The next day he got up
and his heart was filled with sadness
no wait shit we meant sorrow
dammit we're really not good at this
Thank you for uploading at 4:50AM. I had nothing to watch.
3:54 here
A Fork
Hey! You're supposed to be in my utensil drawer!
Sexual Lizard noobs, 11 am here
Jose Pablo Kozaki
Hey, hows the future? Have flying cars yet?
Sexual Lizard Yes, you should try watching this video on 4D
Cow And Chicken isn't bad. Not great, just an allright show that's enjoyable enough.
I'm still very clueless about the lesbian stereotypes of "Buffalo Gals". The only stereotype I get now is chewing carpet.
Shorter hair, bikers, I THINK they hated men, but it's been about twenty years since I saw it. And that's not indicative of the rest of the show. It tends to not have as much horribly offensive shit. Hell, even in that episode, especially in the nineties, they could have been far worse.
'nahh its fucking bad.
Cow and Chicken was AWFUL. Even when I was a kid, I thought it was stupid (and not in a funny way).
I agree
That scat man joke got me so hard XD
Same! 😂
To quote(ish) Nostalgia Critic, did the animation studio use storyboards, color them, and pass it off as animation for Hammerman?
thats honestly what i thought too
probably, thats really the only reason i can think of why some of the animation is so choppy.
Hammerman, the unfunny uncreative version of Jojo's bizarre adventure
Brodie Crain I don't see how they are similar at all.
Dr. Stein weird powers, visual sound effects
Brodie Crain Don't forget the music references.
Should we use the world and stop the show?
Nobody claimed that it was. We're just making jokes, dude.
I've been dead tired for the last few days because I've been moving, working and buying a bunch of necessary shit for my new place. Seeing a 22 minute Animated Atrocity review in my inbox really brightened my day.
Thank you Mr. Enter.
Lots of people use the complaint of bad animation looking like the animators just colored in the storyboards, which I kinda find a ridiculous complaint, but after looking at the animation of this show, I stand corrected to that statement.
I just noticed something:
Showbiz has two goatees.
...
*How in the Hell do you even-?!*
Jeez, this is one UGLY cartoon.
This actually existed?
Dreadfury yes. it did.
Dreadfury Nostalgia critic has covered it as well it's one of his best was that real episodes
Princess Pentagram yep
ive seem worse, from the one guy, making ryona games. and ive seen better, from the one guy, makong ryona games
Yep and I remember watching it. and thinking it had such wasted potential.
My jaw literally dropped when I saw the show's actual animation. Holy crap...
I did too. I was like: wtf is wrong with this animation?
Same. Wtf is wrong with this animation?
I cannot wait for my favourite reviewers to destroy The Emoji Movie
Update: Thank you all for the likes \(nvn)/
Because Determination pffft
Ahh the Emoticon Feature length Film will be a good review.
Because Determined
oh you mean YMS? ahhhhhhhhhhh, he's so great.
Matteo Lupis Loser Yep, he and a couple others
The blood drained from that movies corpse shall give nourishment to the village for a sizable while.
It's because of you that I've learned to avoid so many terrible cartoons/movies, as well as understand how so many of them are actually pretty good or bad depending on how they were received.
Thank you so freaking much.
15:40 Well, that sounds familiar... "A huge cloud of mist filled the air, covering everything in sight, and making these two pages incredibly easy to draw." - Dav Pilkey
Captain Underpants, Wrath of the Wicked Wedgie Woman.
welp, the editor's gone. it was nice while it lasted.
ahbeef I prefer this format better because the jokes flows much easier.
it doesn't flow very well when you hear a couple words of a failed take make their way into the video.
I think the editor is on vacation right now. Enter said something about it a few videos ago.
While I wish that was the case, unfortunately Mr. Enter confirmed on Deviant Art that videos will be edited by himself from now on. It just wasn't meant to be with the new editor.
RaccoonBro108 Link to the post?
To quote Weird Al: "I can't watch this!"
_Technically_, The Simpsons and Disney's Renaissance both started in the 80s.
I think the 80's, 90's, and 00's had _so_ many toons and _so_ many different competing trends that it's difficult to split things into neat decade designations. Hammerman aired at the same time as Tiny Toons, He-Man was on at the same time as Ducktales. And so on.
Beauty and The Beast and those Disney films are in the second renaissance. Disney has had two.
Aren't we in the Tangled, Wreck It Ralph, Big Hero 6, Frozen, Zootopia, Moana 3rd Renaissance right now
Kyle Raccoon Yep.
They must have change the terms then because I remember it referring to films like sleeping beauty being one of the last in the renaissance and then the little mermaid kicking off the second one.
I thought Cinderella was the start of the first disney renaissance and little mermaid was the start of the second...
Erik Valtierrez renisance literaly means rebirth... why would revival be a more more aplicable term.
When he said “stop, hammer time” that didn’t mean hit all your brain cells with a goddamn mallet
What even is the point of being first? Is there a prize? Is there an award? Who fucking knows?
Most humans always look for a way to feel special.
Luck pup No matter how petty
Because it came out first chronologically?
Ueda Yuuji Fan he means people commenting "first" on a random video
Kolev Antonio
Oh...
I remember watching one episode of Hammerman when I was a kid. I remember changing the channel before the stupidity of the cartoon made my head explode (like that one guy off of the movie "Scanners")
I don't count Milo Murphy's Law as a celeb cartoon, its not about him, he just stars in it.
Let's give Mr. Enter a Patreon request that is to do an Admirable Animation on Milo Murphy's Law! It helped Disney XD get back on its feet!
I was going to say exactly this. The celebrity cartoon is planned with said celeb in mind, while (from what I've read superficially about it) Milo Murphy seems like a show that would be aired anyway and the producers thought a well known voice would be an extra touch and a "bait" for the parents.
If "Milo" is a celeb cartoon for Weird Al, then "Brace Face" is it for Alicia Silverstone and any show which features Mark Hammill is it for him.
Yeah a celebrity cartoon is where the celebrity is a focal point and is at least loosely based on themselves where they play themselves. Milo Murphy just has a celebrity in it. I think Jackie Chan isn't a celebrity cartoon since Jackie Chan didnt appear as himself (although he appeared in bumpers and at the end of each episode), the show was well balanced in terms of character development and focus, and the show avoided the "Mary Sue" characteristics they normally heap on celebrity cartoon stars.
@@arthas640:
By tbe way, I would've never known "Milo" featured a famous voice, since it's aired dubbed in Portuguese here in Brazil and the character's voice artist is just a regular dubbing professional. (But they replaced Alicia Silverstone in "Braceface" with well known TV actress Mariana Ximenes.)
Your case about "Jackie Chan" is valid. I think we have a blurry border here: it looks more like Jackie is playing a character (a younger, hotheaded version of himself) with a distinct personality, but his presence there still looks like the cartoon's main selling point. It's a strange hybrid...
(And, from a clarity point, I think it should be better to write "him/herself", or some neologism like "hirself" instead of "themselves". Or at least "themself", if you really want to follow the "singular they" path.)
(P.S.: Please don't feel offended by the last paragraph. It's just some advice on style and making things less confusing, especially for a non-native speaker like me...!)
That confusing scene with Gramps is supposed to parody James Brown's historic performance of "Please Please Please". I would definitely suggest watching it cause it's crazy how much energy he had.
Great, now you've got "I'm a Metalhead" stuck in my head.
7:18 Jeez that frame flip XD
10:20 I just love that. please do a cover of it like that John it would be hilarious XD
Mr. Enter's complaints of an unbeatable superhero reminds me of my time watching Big O. I only saw a few episodes back in the day, mind you, but, it felt the mech just steamrolled all opposition, save for one episode where it took some kind of damage. Still, it was hard to get enthusiastic for a hero where victory just by might was an inevitability.
To make this worse, Hammer wasn't even voiced by Hammer.
4:05 holy fuck that New Kids on the Block episode was written by the Kim Possible creators wtf?
I really love to see mrenter's thoughts on Infinity Train
He has never heard of it. I've never heard of it either.
Please tell me the emoji movie is done by the ppl who made Sausage Party...
SailorJenova Not very good chances😑
SailorJenova It's done by Sony and thankfully, that's as close as you're gonna get
It's made by the same people who did the lorax and horton movies (Sony pictures animation..) we're qll fucked...
Actually Illumination did the Lorax and Blue Sky did Horton hears a who
technically, Horton was under 20th Century Fox animation, and The Lorax was by Illumination Entertainment (the people behind the minions) which was founded by the guy originally president of 20th century Fox Animation. Sony is not affiliated with either Seuss inspired movie.
That said, it doesn't mean Sony is off scot-free. They're the company behind Smurfs and its shitty sequel, and those with the Emoji Movie makes them look like money-grubbing whores. Which it's kind of a shame as they made Hotel Transylvania and Arthur Christmas, two movies I actually really like. Their movies are just a gradient of surprisingly good to very bad.
My God, the animation looks like a last minute high school animation project.
Who else got introduced to this series by the Nostalgia Critic?
I think everyone, before this video went up. Oh those who actually saw it in the 90's
kristof gergely I got introduced to it by moviebob. I had no idea the actual shows animation was that terrible.
oh, THATS where i saw this. was confused if this was a reupload
Same. :3
"He went out to the store, to get himself some milk"
There was an old Filmation show called Mission: Magic with Rick Springfield. He didn't just license his name and likeness he voiced his character. He also wrote and performed songs for the show, including the theme song. He later said it was the worst experience of his life.
16:27 He's talking about "appropriate" reactions for graffiti coming to life and says: "Trust me, I know this from experience."
What have you been hiding from us?
Glad to see you noticed "Emoji the movie". Let me go get my popcorn. I've been waiting for this!
What's the credit song? It's bugging me with how familiar it is...
Metal Head from the Donkey Kong cartoon; however it's a blatant ripoff of Daft Punk's "Around the World"
Ahhh, that explains it. Thanks.
TheMysteriousMrEnter you earn a cookie
Thanks, Enter now I've got that song stuck in my head.
TheMysteriousMrEnter i am so glad that you know what daft punk is ;u;
6:08 Thanks for mentioning Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids! It's one of my favorite cartoon shows of all time and one of the few good cartoon shows from the 1970's.
I was born in 1998, I'm a true 90's kid
Jk, the 2000's were my childhood
Stephen Brown me too, & I remember the Animaniacs to this day.
Stephen Brown I was born in 1999. my little baby brain barely remembers anything.
Stephen Brown Lol same! I was born in 2001 and boy lemme tell y'all, It was a golden age for animation. Sometimes I even cry when I remember those times.
Stephen Brown Bro anyone remember the Transformers cartoons/Animes?
Same
Since Gramps was basically an expy of James Brown, it would have made a good origin story for Stanley to be granted the magical shoes. If Stanley didn't already have the shoes and the animation were much, much better.
This might be an unpopular opinion, but personally, I liked Cow and Chicken. It wasn't one of the greatest shows of the 90s in my opinion, and it was definitely riding on the success of Ren and Stimpy, but it didn't really seem like one of the worst copycats and I enjoyed it for what it was. I even rewatched some scenes from that show recently and I think it still holds up.
Squidley Studios i really liked that show as a kid. maybe because i didn't know Ren and Stimpy so C&C was the first of those weird cartoons i saw
I also liked Cow and Chicken. But it's got it's fair share of issues and weak episodes.
Demon Lord, Cal
True, like I said, it's certainly not one of the best. I just don't think it was that bad either. It's at least better than some of the other R+S ripoffs.
Squidley Studios me too
creeps the pony?
I mean there is Disney's Gummi Bears, that one is a great example of food-based cartoons. The characters are simple, but likeable, the show has a folk/fairy-tale vibe to it, Igthorn and Toady are hilarious, it has a pretty solid lore that establishes the world, so I'd say it works rather well with what it has to offer. It's just wants to be enjoyable and I think it accomplishes that.
"I know this from experience"
You were attacked by graffiti?!
"Hammer parachutes down..."
Between that and the hammertime catchphrase, I almost think this show is making fun of MC Hammer.
"If superheros are all powerfull they need to have a weakness", I present Dr. Manhattan and saitama as counter arguments.
The opening sequence is the epitome of false advertisement.
This channel earns the GiggityGoo seal of approval
It's been an absolute joy to see mr enter go from just 50 subs and mlp reviews to where he's at now, I know you'll probably never see this but cheers m80.
You remind me of PhantomStrider. If you haven't already asked, I feel that'd be a fun little crossover - each comparing your most obscure best-or-terrible animated movies/tv shows and then having the other review it.
My entire family loved that Jackie Chan cartoon x3
Mine too! :P
(remembers old video)
Grandpa reached in his bag
And took out the magic shoes
Not going to lie. I recently caught a few episodes of Jackie chan adventures. As a child, it was a favorite of mine, and it still is. Jackie actually seemed like he cared for the quality.
Rockstep same with class of 3000
One moooore thing
If only Yakko, Wakko, and Dot could jump out of that water tower and save this mess
3:31 You definitely called it, can't wait for that review!
Why are People starting to hate on Cow and Chicken? I Mean it's not one of the greatest Cartoon Network shows, but it's still better than shows like Squirrel Boy, Teen Titans Go!, Uncle Grandpa and Problem Solverz.
Weasel and Baboon was okay ...but the rest of the show is horrible- just annoying.
I think people have nostalgia goggles for it.
eartianwerewolf Why do you think it's horrible then?
I'll Tell you why I think Cow and Chicken sucks.
I hate there wanna be Ren and Stimpy gross out style. It wasn't funny or entertaining, it was simply just weak sauce. So sitting through an episode was more of a chore than anything. But I would rather run a marathon of that then watch one episode any of the other shows you listed.
Str8 Krillin it What do you think about " I am weasel" then?
Imad Mohamed Liked it slightly better, mostly cause it wasn't cow and chicken.
I'm not going to lie this is one of your funniest reviews I've seen in a while
If I remember correctly you wanted to make an Admirable Animation about that one "The Amazing World of Gumball" episode...several months ago.
Aaaaw.
I can't believe there is an emoji movie, fucking angry birds was bad enough, I am looking forward to the Pepe the frog movie though
AlbertoHerrera2000 He's not talking about the skunk
Brutaltronics actually the angry birds movie wasn't too bad
At least you can sorta work a plot into Angry Birds. But emojis and memes?
Just rip off Inside Out . That would work with emojis.
Wiimeiser Well, for Pepe, they could make a plot about how he was wrongly accused of being a hate symbol (or in the movie itself, a terrorist or something) and how he tries to prove his innocence...
They probably had the live action bits at the beginning and end so that it would fill up the half hour and reduce the amount of animation they had to do. It would also explain why the theme song was a bit longer than most other cartoons from that era (some other cartoons from that time period took the same kinds of shortcuts, but at least those other shows still had more redeeming qualities than this one)
Well this was very nostalgic. Thanks for the weird tour through basic animated frames. Its funny. I predicted your Link Between Worlds joke. x'D Stay you man.
OH, NO... He found out the Rubik's Cube cartoon exists! SHIELD YOUR EYES!
The stop Hammertime part reminded me of Dragonball Z abridged where Goku goes "Stop Goku Time" I looked it up and found out it's reference to The lyrics "Stop Hammertime" in the song "You can't touch this"
How high were the people who made Hammerman?
Randall Williams How high were the people that made a good amount of the Animation on Mr Enter's channel?
Point taken
Randall Williams Higher than the people that made FLCL. At least those guys could make something well animated.
Randall Williams very
I'd say 5 injections of bath salt's, weed, lsd, cocaine, pot cookies, meth, and marijuana...
in the middle I got an ad for a board game called "toilet trouble" XD that was very good timing
Clutch Cargo has even less animation then this. Imagine still images with someone's mouth in place of the character's. It is bizarre.
Oh my god. So this two frame garbage came out within a year of Batman the animated series, huh? Geeez. >
LOL, he's right, Weird Al's parody of 'You Can't Touch This' fits this show like a glove, especially its entire first verse!
Speaking of whom, 'Milo Murphy's Law' is definitely worthy of an Admirable Animation, now there's a celebrity- based cartoon done right!
Reviews like this one are why I subscribed to this channel. Keep up the good work!
9:53 *Flashback of Superman lifting an island made of Kryptonite and flying into space plays vividly.*
Um, about that....
Hey I haven't ever commented before but I've seen a lot of your videos. And they're just great. Keep it up man, your content is really worth watching.
I love the character design in this show, but that's about it. I remember watching it way early in the morning getting ready for a road trip or something and being utterly confused by it. None of my friends believed me it was real, and next week it was replaced with something else so they assumed I had hallucinated it!
12:30
I'm officially dead from laughter. This is more meme-worthy than the super bowl commercials I saw today!
I was a huge fan of MC Hammer back then. I remember waking up on Saturday morning hoping that this cartoon would be awesome...
It wasn't.
3:32 what's even worse about this movie is that Sony Pictures Animation was originally going to make a movie about Popeye, but then got rid of the idea and replaced it with this pile of shite.
3:33
Finally someone agrees with me about that upcoming abomination of pointlessness! Thank you Mr. Enter. Thank you.
MY MY MY MY cartoon hits you, so hard, makes you say "turn it off"
Well, I have good news and bad news. The bad news is that the emoji movie sucked, just as we all thought it would. But the good news is that Mr Enter gets to roast it on another episode of animated atrocities. I'll have my popcorn ready.
Reviews of the Movie that shall not be named are far more entertaining than the movie itself. At least I assume so; I refused to pay money to see it on general principle.
Keep uploading at this time please, there's literally nothing else to watch this early in the morning.
Oh my god I just noticed something. The villain in this episode also did a huge amount of the voices in all of DiC's Mario cartoons. (Toad in Super Show and most of the Koopalings in 3 and World)
How did this guy make such voices without blowing out his own eardrums in the process because he has the voice of nails on a chalkboard.
I vaguely remembered this show, but now I realize why I only remember the intro. This is animated like a half-assed parody of anime.
I cannot wait to see Mr. Enter and AniMat review The Emoji Movie. Both of those reviews are gonna be funny and on point.
Well, it did not happen. Mr. Enter was shown to be distantly doubtful towards The Emoji Movie, which AniMat, PhantomStrider, CellSpex, Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, Chris Stuckmann, LeafyIsHere and etc hate with a passion.
There was an ad at 7:08, and I genuinely thought he had just ended the video.
"Yep, I don't need to say anything else."
12:33 - The "scat man" lives in the sewers. Idk if that joke was intentional, but I love it.
Also bad animation is always a valid complaint.
Vickie Bauer agreed
This is what you call a animation? It's an Animatic Atrocity.
[rimshot]
So next is the Donkey Kong Cartoon. This is going to be interesting.
Also, Milo Murphy's Law Admirable Tease was pretty hype.
12:32 Pardon me while I laugh myself silly. Best joke of the year so far, Mr. Enter. XDXDXD
I hope the guy who thought up that Rubik show never lives that down.
The part about Jody realizing she is conned is worse once you notice she said, "thats joker's tag!" Because the fact that joker has a tag establishes that, yes, yes indeed he knows how to draw.
What ever happened to that Alice in Wonderland video?
I think he'll get to it eventually. But considering how bad it is and that he's doing this 90's marathon, it might be a while.
empeanutson Alright
empeanutson yep
because every 90s kid will get the james brown reference in the grandfathers scene