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First it was Scooby Doo... now it is UNDERDOG!
Hey folks, Harry here... I've recently heard from my spy, Van Damned... who let it slip that
Lawrence Guterman, the man behind last year's hit family effects flick, CATS & DOGS has buddy buddied up to the folks that have the rights to the UNDERDOG movie and has attached himself to be the helmer of this powerful epic for our times. UNDERDOG the movie. Is this really necessary? Do we want this?
I could imagine a Blue Falcon and Dynomutt film before I could see this... Or a George Clooney SPACE GHOST flick... Or a Freddie Prinze Jr and Yasmin Bleeth WONDER TWINS flick. UNDERDOG seems like such a pure animation... animation film. Not only that, but strictly a television one to boot.
Will they keep all the dialogue in pentameter? Will Tap Tap the Chiseler be as cool in live action? What about Yakety Yak? Now don't talk back just yet! Would they make Polly Purebread the upright bitch that she is? Besides, wasn't HONG KONG PHOOEY about 10000000000 times cooler from the get go? I don't know... somehow I just don't need to really see this movie come about. What about you?
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And by the way...I'm first! Ha ha!
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Apr 04, 2002 7:25:51 PM CST
This sounds dumb but I do like the George Clooney Space Ghost Id
by brooklyn bred
Wonder Twins sounded hot too.
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And we are sure that some sort of plot device will be utilized to bring the characters from the cartoon world into the real world. However, if Tennessee Tuxedo is there. and they follow an anthology format, it is sure to be better than Rocky and Bullwinkle.
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You know, this is a stupid idea. Underdog is just an animal rip-off of Superman anyway. If we are going to do animal Superman rip-off movies, let's make a Super Rabbit movie!
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UnderDog is here!!!!
I recently picked up the Underdog DVD and guess what, it was still as awesome as when I was 5.
Ah, the days of wrestling with the hot babysitter over daytime soaps or Underdog.
A movie, why not? -
Apr 04, 2002 8:08:00 PM CST
I hereby relinquish me rights to the 'Untitled SuperChicken
by det. john kimble
Bok bok bok braaaawk!
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"If we are going to do animal Superman rip-off movies, let's make a Super Rabbit movie!" Wasn't that comic actually called CAPTAIN CARROT & HIS AMAZING ZOO CREW?
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Apr 04, 2002 8:47:26 PM CST
Without my super energy pill, I get weaker and weaker and weaker
by terry_1978
It's gonna be freaky, that's for sure...Underdog/Shoe Shine Boy is basically the only animal aside from Polly in an all human universe...they'll have a hell of a time explaining it, if they do at all. Just weird, that's all.
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remember I said Danger Mouse, and not Mighty Mouse. Danger Mouse wouldn't work as a live action movie anyway..and neither would Underdog. Heck most of the Hanna Barbara cartoons sucked, and wouldn't work as live action.
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hey somebody had to say it. with that said, no no no no JUST no. UGH! Sheesh if hollywood is gonna go this far why not just make Ricochet rabbit, Auggie Doggie, Magilla Gorilla, or hey my personal favorite Snagglepuss. Nothin like a gay pink panther with a lisp to impress the kiddies. (did u get that hollywood guys? i know your reading this!!)
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And why does Harry rag on Scooby Doo constantly?
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Hong Kong Phoey would Rock, what a minute! so would Danger Mouse, what about the Herculoids, Turbo-Teen, Penelope Pitstop with the 7 gangsters, the Great Race, or Hell! Where's the GRAPE APE MOVIE?!?!?!?! So many good property going to waste... how bout they just skip all the read tape and just do the Yogi-Yahoo-ees against the Scooby Doobies and the Really Rottens, then they can get them all in one movie, making everybody happy.....Beagley Beagley
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Now, if Richard Kelly were to make this film...or Superman...hell, if he did Superman, he could cast Holmes Osborne as Lex! YES! Um, anyway, Underdog rocks, but they better not fuck this up. Why destroy all our precious childhood memories? What's next? DANGER MOUSE: THE NEXT GENERATION?????? Lord, I hope not. (However, a Rockne S. O'Bannon/Rick Ungar 'Biker Mice' CGI flick would rule.).
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Apr 04, 2002 9:35:40 PM CST
People who think Hong Kong Fooey is cooler than Underdog have sh
by trappergold
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Look, I've seen this one coming for years, and I've felt all along that the ONLY person who could properly make a live action version of this film and do it justice is QUENTIN TARANTINO....just think about how RIGHT that sounds, don't it???? ESPECIALLY if they use the Butthole Surfers version of the theme song, and Sam Jackson is in there somewhere! azrockyforever@yahoo.com
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Shurly Dom Adams could use the work
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(Commence "Ride of the Valkryies" background music): A 3-hour long epic MIGHTY MOUSE animated opera would RAWK!! Get IL&M to do the SFX, hire CLAMP from Japan to do the animation and the manga tie-in and shanghai John Williams or better yet Jerry Goldsmith to cover the score!! But who could do the singing? Who's good in the Opera world these days?? I DON'T KNOW!! But I always pictured MM as a tenor, rather then a baritone. Toppu o Nerae!
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...but when I bend over, there's a stabbing pain! I freaking love Underdog! used to watch all the livelong day as a lad. But, will this be yet another CGI parade? Underdog wouldn't fare well in three dimensions. I mean, c'mon, he's on his hind legs and stuff, and he's got those sagging PJs, and it would be kind of... emotionally disabling. Now, is this going to be an ensemble comedy? I want this to have Sweet Polly Purebred (excuse me, Stuck-Up Bitch Polly Purebred is not phonetically fluent), Simon BarSinister, Tennesee Tuxedo, Chumley, Professor Whoopee, the Go-go-gophers, Commander McBragg, and dear macaroni Jesus am I actually remembering these names sweet Lord on a popsicle stick crucifix release me from the nostalgic INFERNO! This has been a Moment with User ID Indeed! Did I ever tell you about the time I seperated the Pangea AND gave birth to the Opium Wars?
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harry, you've made me a happy camper....i haven't thought about that cartoon since i was about 5 or 6...
i used to LOVE that show...
HONG KONG FOOOEY, NUMBER ONE SUPER GUY!!! -
Apr 04, 2002 11:14:17 PM CST
This is the same underdog who comes from Jay Ward, who aslo crea
by el duderino
All the properties listed above have greater potential than a Wonderdog cartoon. Wait, was it underdog or wonderdog? Crap. Where the hell is that Superchicken movie!? And hasn't there been talks of a Tom Slick film since the early 90's? Sorry, time has been cruel to me, I can't remember what underdog was.
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Personally, I can think of at least 1 plotline that would work for an Underdog feature film, but it would be all animated. too bad they don't give a rats patootie about my opinion...
I could also go for a Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse revamp.
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Yep, this is it people. The Apocolypse is upon us. Bad enough that TOMB RAIDER actually made more money than A.I. now there's going to be a movie about UNDERDOG? UNDERDOG??? Motherfucking UNDERDOG?!!!
There are living, breathing humans out there who actually get pai large sums of money just to come up with lame-ass ideas such as this one. No wonder the communists thouhgt capitilism was a bad idea. It tends to foster mass stupidity among the populace. Talk about paying the price for freedom! Oh well, that's another 8 bucks I won't be spending at the theater. At least the Indian Jones Trilogy will be out on DVD by then (hoping, hoping, hoping...)
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Scooby Doo, insipid as it is, is still watched by millions of kids around the world, as well as being a fond memory for adults. Underdog hasn't been shown regularly since the early 90's. No kid under 18 will remember what the hell it is, and adults, sickened by Rocky & Bullwinkle, George of the Jungle, and yes, even the Scooby Doo movie, won't bother to waste their pay on this. I have a solution... give me the budget money. If some studio wants to piss money away on this, they may as well fund my DVD collection. Maybe I'd even make a movie (Buzz Maverick gets first shot at the director's chair.)
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Apr 05, 2002 8:33:30 AM CST
Nobody had a problem with Peter Jackson turning a 1,000 page boo
by james bond
...so why get all in a snit about some Saturday morning cartoon adaptions? Sheesh.
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Apr 05, 2002 10:06:51 AM CST
No offense to the great "Rocky & Bullwinkle," but "Underdog" was
by spider15
"Underdog" was a great, thoroughly enjoyable cartoon which still holds up. The formula was a combination of typical superhero antics (which came back in a big way in the 60's) with hip humor. Remember the villian "Batty Man," a vampire? He was no ordinary vampire, though... he stole gold from Fort Knox and melted it down into bowling balls to smuggle it to Europe. How about the one where Simon Barsinister makes Underdog lose his memory, and Underdog thinks he's a bag lady? Priceless, all priceless. Does "Underdog" deserve to be a feature film? Absolutely. Far more than Scooby-same-crap-every episode-Doo. But SHOULD "Underdog" be, or would it work? The question would be how... I mean, would Underdog be CGI and operate in the "real world?" That already failed with "Rocky & Bullwinkle." An actor in dog make-up? A SHORT actor in dog make-up? I think bringing reruns back to Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network first (and to see how much interest there is in the property) would be a better idea, at least for now. And while we're on the subject, anyone else enjoying the reruns of "Top Cat" which Cartoon Network has been showing at 12:30 am est this week? That was another great 60's cartoon from Hanna Barbara, a studio which was destined to crank out alot of hollow, generic commerical junk in the 70's. "Top Cat," which for those who don't know was essentially an animated version of the classic Phil Silvers sitcom "Sgt. Bilko," and was another prime-time cartoon from the studio after "The Flintstones." "Top Cat," while having earned a cult following, certainly isn't the household name that Fred & company are. It's a shame too... "TC," like "The Flintstones" was for sure a "cartoon" - the adult cartoon story style of "The Simpsons" was still decades away. But these cartoons still had stories with a beginning, middle and ending and well though-out and very funny characters. If Ted Turner wants to put episodes of "Top Cat" on DVD (I believe episodes have been commerically released on VHS but are OOP and hard to find) by all means go ahead. Particularly since, according to the published schedule, "Top Cat" is this week only, as a promo for Cartoon Network's new Boomerage channel featuring older cartoons (if it's anything like most cable channels, most of us will be lucky if we have it in five years). While we watch some older cartoons, I don't want to mention names... okay,, "Jabberjaw" because they're camp or maybe because we liked them when we were kids, "Underdog" and "Top Cat" are two we can continue to watch just because they're genuinely funny, innovative and thoroughly enjoyable.
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I happened to like Underdog. But -why must they do this? What's next? Count Duckula? Man, that'll suck...
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The guy obviously has an enthusiasm for the character, which, while it may not be Harry's cup of tea, is his entitlement. This will be a movie aimed square at the kiddies, methinks, so who cares? Let him do what he wants. If he picked Underdog over some of the others mentioned, it might just be because he's more excited about that character. Don't we want that in any director? Especially when they're adapting a project? It's a kid's movie. A movie for children. We're not children. Why worry?
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Apr 05, 2002 10:31:20 AM CST
Harry, The Only Two People Who Could Ever Play The Wonder Twins
by thecomedian
Charlie Sheen & Angie Harmon in all their bulge eyed, whispery-gravel voiced, nostril flaring glory!!!! {These two actually played boyfriend and girlfriend in some direct to video stinker I saw on HBO a few months back. It was quiet disturbing.} And Smallville's Kristin Kreuk could take the DC Comics role she was trully born to play, GLEEK THE SPACE-MONKEY!!!"Gee,Lana, Since you and Whitney are on your 25th break up-to-make up would you like to come to my barn so we can make awkward goo goo faces at each other?" "Gleek, Gleek, Gleek!".
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Yeah, I have been watching Boomerang all this week as well(that Jonny Quest flick is already circling around Hollywood, I hear). Top Cat is truly one of the more hilarious shows on there, I agree with that.
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Mind you, I am a cartoon nut, having written about them for Animato magazine and other places over the years...But I have yet to see a good live action film made from a cartoon. George of the Jungle? Inspector Gadget? Rocky and Bullwinkle? Mister Magoo? The Flintstones? Can anyone here name one good live action film based on a cartoon?... And it's not as if the task is impossible, it's just that the studios think "Great concept! And we don't even have to worry about a script!" and it's all downhill from there. So my question is: Why do they keep trying????!!!!
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Apr 05, 2002 12:20:27 PM CST
What the hell is this obsession with turning perfectly good cart
by klam bake
I really don't understand why a computer generated version of flat cartoons is so appealing. We're not talking about classic Disney characters where the animators were concerned with creating a lush, full persona to the characters. Cartoons are meant to stay flat. I'd have to agree with others that have stated that 3D models are the death of animators that can actually draw. ********* Oh.. and Hong Kong Phooey was a great character, but that show was just piece of Hong Kong Krap!
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man that show rocked. or better yet, we should have GUMMY BEARS: the live action movie!!! why not? they have the Country Bears! or even better MY LITTLE PONY: THE MOVIE!!! no wait, the best movie of all time would have to be HAMMERMAN the movie. Hammerman finds himself facing his greatest foe ever...Bankruptman.
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Harry asked the musical question, "Besides, wasn't HONG KONG PHOOEY
about 10000000000 times cooler from the get go?" Uhhhhh, no. And I really liked Hong Kong Phooey as a child, just as I loved Underdog. I would have to see both again to see which I think is the better one, but HKP was definitely not a million times better than Underdog. But you're probably right that Underdog is one of those (not unlike Scooby Doo...) which is best-realized in the animated world. -
Apr 05, 2002 12:57:44 PM CST
Call Me Out Of The Loop, But Who In The Hell Is UNDERDOG?
by the founder
I can't recall this character, and I'm 25, so I know i should know who he is, but it sounds like another waste of money from the studio.
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Apr 05, 2002 1:07:59 PM CST
Popeye and other live action films based on comic strips
by thelma scumm
I guess I don't consider films made from comic strips or comic books in the same group as films based SOLELY on an animated cartoon....There have been some good live action films based on comic strips and comic books (Popeye, Dick Tracy, Superman, etc) but I still haven't seen a good one based on an original animated cartoon.
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Did we learn nothing from The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle? Dear Lord, this is a terrible idea, even though I love the original cartoon.
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KEEP HIM ANIMATED!!!
Why do we need to keep turning great cartoons into BAD live movies. Popeye, FLintstones, Dudley Do-Right, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Mr. Magoo....this list goes on. It NEVER works. I can only think of TWO good Cartoon to Movie tranlations: George of the Jungle, and Josie and the Pussycats.
George was true to the cartoon. It was funny, AND faithfull to the show. Fraiser was prefectly cast.
Josie was REALLY funny and it was cool how they ripped apart the audience that (Universal) was trying to sell the movie to. It was obvious that the filmmakers coan't stand the current generation's music and trends cause they tore all the 'N Sync type bands to shreds with the wickedly funny "DeJour".
Aside form these two exceptions to the rule this translations to live action JUST DONT WORK.
Now aside from Scooby-Doo, Fat Albert and Jetsons they want to add Samurai Jack and Underdog to the list?
WHY?
If they want to make Underdog and Samurai Jack movies (and I see nothing wrong with that) why can't they simply be ANIMATED movies? Why do we need them done in Live action???
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Apr 05, 2002 4:02:30 PM CST
I was Underdog on Halloween when I was six, he is the man...err.
by suicidal_sith
How can you not like Underdog? I guess you have to be old enough to remember it was the coolest cartoon of it's day. Go Underdog!
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Apr 05, 2002 5:47:31 PM CST
I couldn't give 3 tainted with monkey urine Scooby Snacks ab
by ultra warrior
Aroooo Arooo Aroooo Aroooo Ahhhhh Ahhhhhhahhhhhhhhahhhhhhhhahhhhhhh
UNDERDOG!! UNDERDOG!!! Speed of...oh who cares. Bring on the friggin SPEED RACER movie. Piss on this silly kid crap. -
Is being made as we speak.
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Guaranteed box office gold! Or maybe not. I am not a weenie! YOU are the weenie!
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Quite.
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Greetings, Talkbackers, Cinematt is on the scene, Been quite a while since I posted if you know what I mean!
OK, OK, I'll knock off the Underdog rhyming and just get to the point. Anybody who ever watched Rocky and Bullwinkle as a kid also got to see Underdog, a show that, even though it seemed like it was a goof actually TOOK ITSELF SERIOUSLY, which made it that much more enjoyable. Unlike, say, Scooby Doo, with it's unbelievable teenagers, cliched scared animal (in this case the damn Great Dane) and "who gives a shit" mysteries. (So Mr. Jenkins is really the ghost of the amusement park...WHO F'ING CARES? UNDERDOG WAS DEFENDING THE EARTH FROM PSYCHO BAD GUYS AND THE OCCASIONAL INVADER FROM OUTER SPACE! THAT'S WHAT SEPARATES THE HERO FROM THE ZEROES!)
What's more, Scooby Doo has become a parody of itself. Face it, when Kevin Smith finally says out loud in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back what we all suspected (Velma was a lesbian, Fred was gay, Shaggy and Scooby were perpetual pot smokers...why else do you think they had the damned munchies all the time?)really, what's left to do with lame, tired material.
Underdog, however, will tap into a lot of movie buff's childhood psyches. Who among us who watched that show DOESN'T remember the thrill as Underdog would pop his secret energy pill (speed? steroids?) and proceed to beat the absolute shit out of Simon Bar Sinister, Riff Raff or the one villain who looked like Dracula? Now, we've seen the tragedy that was Rocky and Bullwinkle the movie, and if the powers that be are smart, they'll take a different route with this.
To summarize, let me put in the way my man, er, dog Underdog would say it:
"Shaggy and Scooby can go on smoking a joint, but Underdog will triumph, and THAT IS THE POINT"
Later! -
Apr 05, 2002 7:40:00 PM CST
Souped Up Honda Civics Eat Pussy Better than Any Compact Import
by somelikeclithot
It starts with long licks on the joy button slowly. The Civic smiles as he does this
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Apr 05, 2002 7:49:34 PM CST
Opps. Sorry Wrong TB. But while we are on the topic, Underdog E
by somelikeclithot
Under Dog respects the clit. It starts with long licks to the gravy train. Then he takes the clit in his mouth and just licks it like crazy. Under Dog has them begging no more, when he decides to stop for a moment, there is that relaxed calm. WHEN SUDDENLY THE RELENTLESS SUPERPOWERED DOG IS AT IT AGAIN!!!! You begin laughing, trying to push him away, you tell him "sit boy", but no
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Apr 05, 2002 11:19:02 PM CST
Want Cartoon Network to start running "Top Cat" regularly again?
by spider15
www.cartoonnetwork.com/feedback. Okay, so it's not a cause worthy of Amnesty International... But the show, as we've re-discovered this week, WAS alot of fun.
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No No NO - - you've cast it wrong. George Jetson is Tim Allen. Jane His Wife is Annie Potts. Daughter Judy is Jessica Biel. His Boy Elroy is Erik Per Sullivan (the kid that plays Dewey on Malcolm in the Middle). Rosie is pure CGI with the voice by Fran Drescher. Mr. Spacely is Wallace Shawn, NOT Danny Devito. Cogswell is Gordon Jump. Hank is Tom Poston. And Oop Eek Ork Ah-ah will be played by either Weezer or the Aquabats, depending on budget limitations. And the whole thing should be directed by Barry Sonnenfeld.
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Jonny Quest isn't a 10-year-old. He's a teenager. Here's the lowdown: JEREMY LELLIOTT as Jonny. Haji is plucked from any hindi movie that has Salman Khan in it. Race Bannon is ED HARRIS. Dr Quest is BRUCE DAVISON. Now, if you're Old School, you'd stop here, but if you're Turner-era Quest, you'd add Jessie Bannon, played by ZOOEY DESCHANEL. That's all. Write up the contracts and have them on my desk by noon.
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As a kid, Underdog was my absolute favorite cartoon series and if I
had cable I'd probably tune into the occassional 'Toon channel rerun
right now. But as a life action movie this could turn oout as lame as
Howard the Duck. Just think of the costuming: guys in dog outfits,
wolves, cats... it'd be like a ComicCon exploded all over the screen.
Give me anime or give me nothing.
Besides, they knew the job was dangerous when they took it, Fred
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I'm sorry, but...
I WILL ONLY SEE IT IF IT'S ANIMATED, NOT SOME CHESSY "LIVE-ACTION" ADAPTATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If any holloywood fatcats are reading this, MAKE IT ANIMATED OR DIE! DIE! DIE! -
Apr 06, 2002 2:29:51 PM CST
If u have to mave cartoons into movie at least choose better car
by u_4got_the_gravy
I dont know what the hell is matter with this movie executives of all the Cartoons they pick the go with Scooby Doo...Scooby Doo is a movie cartoon and neither is Underdog...."Thundercats" would make a good movie, or "Thundar the Barbarian"...at least these cartoons had a plot to them...if you have to resort to using superman like cartoon charecters at least have some balls and go with "The Might Heroes" Id much rather see Strong Man, Diaper Man, Rope Man, Tornado Man, and of course Cuckoo Man on the big screen then some poetic basset hound flying around with baggy underoos, and a constant hard on for some stuck up bitch of a reporter. Underdog isnt even the best charecter on that cartoon Id rather see Colonel McBragg...just like Rocky and Bullwinkle I would of rather seen a cartoon of Mr. Peabody and his pet Boy Sherman that the moose and his squirrel, and Rocky definitely had a sexual orientation crisis going on.
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When criminals in this world appear, and break the laws that they should fear, hurting all they see and hear, the cry goes out both far and near for..... UNDERDOG! UNDERDOG! Speed of lightning, sound of thunder, stopping all who steal and plunder, UNDERDOG, AHH AHH AHH AHH UNDERDOG!.... Or something like that....
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The original cartoon is cute, but suffered from inferior writing. I can see how this could work if they find a writer who can come up with a good backstory and some character development. The worst they could do is port it as-is or stuff it full of cheap dated pop culture references like they did with the Rocky & Bullwinkle movie.. -
Apr 06, 2002 8:29:52 PM CST
With as awful as the effects were in Cat's and Dogs how the
by smeg for brains
Cats and Dogs set a new low in talking animal effects, which was only recently met once more by Disney's Snow Dogs (I call it that because I think they should take the credit/blame for every peice of garbage they put out, not just the decent stuff). There have to be hundreds of film effects wannabes out there that could do a million times better with their current home computers, let alone with the resourses they probably had for C&D. Watching one of those fluff ad-shows on the making of Cat's and Dogs was almost as funny as watching the guy who did the effects for An American Werewolf in Paris brag about how advanced the CG effects were, and then them showing that laughably bad scene where the werewolf leaps out of the fountain and it looks like he is moving in slow motion while everyone else is in real time, and like it has about forty hairs covering it's body with liquid lard flying off in clumps (which I guess were supposed to be the "groundbreaking" CG fur, and water). I can imagine that with all of the demand for CG effects out there now some crap like this is going to make it out, but I've seen infinitly better stuff on Sci Fi channel's Exposure. How about giving some of those people some work?
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Do we want this? If it's good, yes. Underdog WAS the hippest of that era's cartoons. It was cleverly subversivae and somehow mad it past the censors as a children's show. Would the same elements be incorporated into the film though? If yes, move over South Park. I personally liked the fact that it was never explained that there were only two talking dogs in a city of all humans. No backstory necessary, you just accepted the premise. Underdog had some weak story lines, granted, but some classic episodes as well that still hold up. The bag lady (Apple Mary) episode is definitely up there, as well as the High Noon showdown with Riff Raff, the OverCat boxing match ("here cow, here cow"), The Just In Case, and the one where Simon Barsinister steals all the water. For my money, Riff Raff was the greatest of the villians and should be the villian in the movie (although they probably would go with Barsinister). After all, Riff Raff is the only cartoon villian ever who left town to avoid Underdog and move on to easier pickings, something Lex Luthor NEVER figured out. I would love to see this work. Underdog was as much for the big kids as the little ones, and it probably wouldn't have hurt the writers of Mystery Men any to watch a few episodes to see how the genre at its best is done.
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I recently came across the old Superman cartoons from the 60s at my local videostore, and was amazed by how much of it had seeped into the Richard Donner film. The 'mild-mannered reporter' line, Clark Kent jumping out of the Daliy Planet window, Superman winking at the audience at the end... or maybe all that stuff came from the old serials, or somewhere else. That's the question, Jimmy. By the way, the documentaries on the Superman DVD is hilarious. "Hi, I'm Mark McClure. I played Jimmy Olsen in Superman." Didn't this guy ever watch The Simpsons? And What has all this got to do with Underdog? Just who the f**k is underdog, anyway? I'm European! I've never seen him! Although i would like to see a live-action Johnny Bravo with Casper van Dien...
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As an elderly gentleman, I applaud your desire to help the aged. I haven't many years left, and one of my fondest dreams is to see Riff Raff as the sole villian in the Underdog movie. If you would add your voice to the chorus, you'd sure make this old man happy.
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...a water dish!"
"Rey! Ri'm Rirsty. Rook! Ray rowl rof rater.. Roh roy!" (lap laplap lap)
"Nooooooooooooooooooooo! No! Noooo! No! No! Nooooooooooooooooooo!
Ran! Row Ri rotta ro ro rhe rathroom!
(tinkle tinkle tinkle)
"No! Nononononono Nooo! No. Please Jayna... j-just kill me!" -
...a water dish!"
"Rey! Ri'm Rirsty. Rook! Ray rowl rof rater.. Roh roy!" (lap laplap lap)
"Nooooooooooooooooooooo! No! Noooo! No! No! Nooooooooooooooooooo!
Ran! Row Ri rotta ro ro rhe rathroom!
(tinkle tinkle tinkle)
"No! Nononononono Nooo! No. Please Jayna... j-just kill me!" -
Go to hell Einstein you pompous ass....don't try to shove your own moral ideas of what is important and what isnt down our throats. Native American elderly and disabled people use to leave their tribes and go on their own so they would not be a burden to their tribe. As a result native americans had plenty of time to discuss super heroes and villians. We all are just trying to keep in touch on what it means to be a real American, so why dont you go off in the wilderness and stop being a burden to tribe.
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Has this rumor been confirmed? Are they really going to make Underdog a movie?
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Does anyone know where I can find pictures of riff raff, and underdog?
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