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It was literally a meme, a very funny one admittedly. Ryan Reynolds is pretty much the funniest and best option they could go for. (and has experience with CGI characters!)
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Ryan Reynolds is just a nice topper on this magical Pokemon nostalgia cake.
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The article complains about the look but if you’re doing live action you kinda have to do realistic textures with wrinkles and veins. Characters with fur survive the transition with more cuteness intact but an elephant is always gonna look less appealing
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Ghost Leviathan posted:It was literally a meme, a very funny one admittedly. Ryan Reynolds is pretty much the funniest and best option they could go for. (and has experience with CGI characters!) as much as I like Devito, Ryan Reynolds is 100% the right choice. Man, Pickachu and Deadpool, what beloved nerd icon will he voice next?
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Man, Pickachu and Deadpool, what beloved nerd icon will he voice next? Presumably Ryan Reynolds.
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Phylodox posted:Presumably Ryan Reynolds. Ryan Reynolds is Ryan Reynolds in The Ryan Reynolds movie.
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Ryan Reynolds in a biopic as, say, Errol Flynn or Clark Gable.
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Senior Scarybagels posted:Ryan Reynolds as the green lantern being worn by deadpool from origins wolverine I think you'll find that Deadpool canonically killed that Deadpool and also Ryan Reynolds.
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ImpAtom posted:I think you'll find that Deadpool canonically killed that Deadpool and also Ryan Reynolds. Nolan North gettin' his hopes up right about now.
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ImpAtom posted:I think you'll find that Deadpool canonically killed that Deadpool and also Ryan Reynolds. favourite part of DP2 is how many fun and creative ways they found to kill Ryan Reynolds, both as DP and as himself also why does Ryan Reynolds wanna have a stranglehold on characters with the DP acronym?
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ishikabibble posted:Danny DeVito is a lovable pop culture icon and the first twitter person who proposed him being the VA for Detective Pikachu just said it for the hilarious contrast something like that actually would have, and not actually because he's the perfect VA for the role. Everyone who complained about it later is just latching onto the meme. I played the game and he seemed pretty grizzled to me. Ryan Reynolds is too jokey. Pikachu needs a serious voice to contrast with his adorable appearance. But it's done, so whatever.
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I think Alec Baldwin as Detective Pikachu would have worked had Boss Baby not ever existed.
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Phylodox posted:Werner Herzog as Detective Pikachu. 
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SatansBestBuddy posted:favourite part of DP2 is how many fun and creative ways they found to kill Ryan Reynolds, both as DP and as himself Danny Phantom reboot starting Ryan Reynolds confirmed.
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Bert of the Forest posted:Danny Phantom reboot starting Ryan Reynolds confirmed. That sure was a show that seemed huge at the time then was forgotten, as far as children's cartoons go anyway. It seems like the kind of idea that'd be a lot more interesting in a remake allowed to have more continuity and nuance, and a cameo from the Real Ghostbusters. (It's so easy to imagine Danny's parents being hysterical fans of the original Ghostbusters)
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Bert of the Forest posted:Danny Phantom reboot starting Ryan Reynolds confirmed. Get out of my dreams
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Bert of the Forest posted:Danny Phantom reboot starting Ryan Reynolds confirmed. well gently caress, now that you've said it's stuck in my head
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Ccs posted:The article complains about the look but if you’re doing live action you kinda have to do realistic textures with wrinkles and veins. Characters with fur survive the transition with more cuteness intact but an elephant is always gonna look less appealing so don't do it at all
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I was just suddenly reminded that Rise of the Guardians was a movie that happened and I was curious what people thought of it.
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MinionOfCthulhu posted:I was just suddenly reminded that Rise of the Guardians was a movie that happened and I was curious what people thought of it. I never saw it but I remember a lot of fucky Tumblr pics of Jack Frost at the time.
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Yeah as far as I can tell it was super popular with people who draw pictures of fictional characters making out Source: a cursory, private-tabbed google image search
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Ghost Leviathan posted:That sure was a show that seemed huge at the time then was forgotten, as far as children's cartoons go anyway. Butch Hartmann keeps teasing a return, but I dread it as he's gone full on rabid evangelical since leaving Nick, including trying to launch a children's channel whose goal is to stealth-convert kids to his particular brand of Christianity (which is full on rightwing and 'the US needs to be a theocracy so Jesus can rapture us').
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MinionOfCthulhu posted:I was just suddenly reminded that Rise of the Guardians was a movie that happened and I was curious what people thought of it. It was a very pretty movie with very little substance that jumped from set piece to set piece and never took time to slow down for emotional development because I guess they were gonna do that in the sequel. The Jack drowning scene was good. But as someone who didn't read the book, the whole moon thing was random as hell.
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Robindaybird posted:Butch Hartmann keeps teasing a return, but I dread it as he's gone full on rabid evangelical since leaving Nick, including trying to launch a children's channel whose goal is to stealth-convert kids to his particular brand of Christianity (which is full on rightwing and 'the US needs to be a theocracy so Jesus can rapture us'). I'd heard he was a Roman Catholic. Am I confusing him with somebody else?
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So, Smallfoot. I was gonna do a whole effort post but I'm too tired all the time so instead: Cool things I liked: The Yeti society of the film, while initially presented as a parallel to a broadly typecast conservative majority, is revealed to actually be more like the Nation of Islam, as a fundamentally reactionary community whose ideology is itself an organic response to historical oppression. And while the film is explicit in how this model of separatism ultimately only replicates dominant ideology and turns it oppressively inward, its conclusion is bizarrely similar to something like Barack Obama's initial, not so much defense, but his refusal to "disown" Jeremiah Wright. The point being that while it's convenient to write off these insular groups as merely "wackos" or "reverse racists" or whatever, their incendiary rhetoric has to be reckoned with as a conceivably rational response to broader systemic problems; and therefore should also not be "disowned," but actually further radicalized as the basis for building a broader coalition of the aggrieved, represented rather overtly in the film by having the smallfoot allies of the Yeti literally crossing a police line to use themselves as human shields. In a way, one can think of Smallfoot as a better version of Black Panther. Not so cool things I didn't like: Every song in this movie was gratingly mediocre and intruded on the narrative with all the delicacy of an Amtrak train going off the rails. Also, it suffers from the inherently cynical precondition of most modern American animated films: they must all be hyperactive, self-aware, broad comedies. They must all begin with the protagonist literally explaining the setting. The overarching comedic framework overpowers and renders insincere any attempt at drama or tragedy. The high point of the movie is like this climactic 5 minutes where it turns into a kaiju movie.
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Wheat Loaf posted:I'd heard he was a Roman Catholic. Am I confusing him with somebody else? Obama and then Francis getting made Pope made a lot of American Catholics go totally bonkers, to the point where most American dioceses have a pretty strained relationship with the Vatican as of 2018.
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K. Waste posted:So, Smallfoot. I was gonna do a whole effort post but I'm too tired all the time so instead: ill take it
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Das Boo posted:It was a very pretty movie with very little substance that jumped from set piece to set piece and never took time to slow down for emotional development because I guess they were gonna do that in the sequel. Yeah, my argument would be that it's gorgeous but incoherent.
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K. Waste posted:. Also, it suffers from the inherently cynical precondition of most modern American animated films: they must all be hyperactive, self-aware, broad comedies. They must all begin with the protagonist literally explaining the setting. The overarching comedic framework overpowers and renders insincere any attempt at drama or tragedy. I watched Storks last night, the previous non-Lego film by WAG, and it is uncannily similar, though more prone to whiplashing wildly between comedy and attempted sincerity. Given that the Lego Movie and Lego Batman mostly operate on the same basis I'm left to assume this is a deliberate style choice
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While I go gather 'Hartmann is loving cray cray' resources, here's something fun: The long thought lost film of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit ("Neck 'n' Neck") has resurfaced in Japan: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11/15/disneys-lost-oswald-lucky-rabbit-movie-surfaces-japan/ EDIT: https://www.resetera.com/threads/butch-hartman-fairly-oddparents-danny-phantom-creator-scams-fans-goes-insane.57432/ I forgot about him blaming Tara Strong for another voice actor's suicide. Robindaybird fucked around with this message at 00:57 on Nov 19, 2018 |
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https://twitter.com/HypraSeaPea/sta...111536411426816
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Wonder what is it about the old school Nick that turns out assholes with John K and Hartman.
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Robindaybird posted:Wonder what is it about the old school Nick that turns out assholes with John K and Hartman. And the new school, with Savino and Schneider.  It's kind of bizarre that Jhonen Vasquez, of all people, is probably the least offensive person to make a major show under their employment.
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Catscratch had TenNapel who is currently writing for Breitbart (a far-right "News" site that barely covered up their Swastikas for the non-Americans), which was a shock given I did like Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood. Heard the Hey Arnold guy's a good egg so not all is lost.
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Jhonen Vasquez was pretty cool when I met him for 30 seconds. Literally the most nervous I’ve ever been to meet a creator.
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