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Ghost Leviathan posted:It wouldn't even be the third most ridiculous Scooby-Doo crossover, you never know. It wouldn't even be in the top ten.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3eA6nt0UoY
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UtaTn6XSoU (Not that Scooby/Batman is that ridiculous, but Bat-Mite is pretty nuts.)
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Nov 9, 2019 19:09
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This one is from THIS YEAR. https://youtu.be/aZAC39maTR8
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wdarkk posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UtaTn6XSoU New Fred should really have an orange t-shirt, but I get not wanting to make his color scheme encroach on Velma. Timeless Appeal fucked around with this message at 19:44 on Nov 9, 2019 |
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"It seems easy enough to, you know, not depict a relatively obscure territorial line that breaks international law in a movie for seven-year-olds, but hey—what do we know? Maybe Dreamworks has its reasons, reasons just as opaque and inscrutable as the decision to make another animated yeti movie in the first place." 'inscrutable' is an interesting word choice here
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Nov 9, 2019 20:29
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Vandar posted:This one is from THIS YEAR. Do kids even know who Urkel is?
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Nov 9, 2019 20:30
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Kids gotta learn about Urkel sometime.
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Nov 9, 2019 20:47
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Of course I know who Urkel is, he was the original voice of Sonic
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The_Doctor posted:Do kids even know who Urkel is? Kids don't make the final purchasing decisions.
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i'm working the christmas retail salt mines again and just wanted to let you know that frozen is still our #2 seller, second only to avengers bullshit. there doesn't seem to be a clear #3. all the other animations from the last like eight years have just vanished without a trace into the quicksand of pop culture
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i'm selling a little bit of peppa pig and paw patrol, occasionally a pokemon thing, but avengers and frozen make up at least 90% of the junk that passes my wretched counter
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Fun part is this is a genuine crossover where the Scooby gang freak the gently caress out when they find out actual deadly monsters exist, and that cartoon physics aren't applying to them anymore. (The Supernatural gang end up dropped into a specific first-series episode) Though Scooby and Shaggy are more "I told you, I loving told you they were real!"
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Nov 10, 2019 04:41
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The best crossover.
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deong posted:The best crossover. Venture Bros is cheating, it's the best everything
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Nov 10, 2019 05:45
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The funny part is the implication through a few characters' comments is that the regular Scooby Gang also exists in the Venture Bros world. Then again, Mystery Inc made it clear the gang exists in many incarnations, one of which can be a murderous gang of vagrants based on various famous lunatics.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:The funny part is the implication through a few characters' comments is that the regular Scooby Gang also exists in the Venture Bros world. Then again, Mystery Inc made it clear the gang exists in many incarnations, one of which can be a murderous gang of vagrants based on various famous lunatics. have there been references to them existing in-world? i remember references to scooby doo as a show(triana mentioning hank dresses like fred from scooby-doo, colonel gentleman wanting a scooby doo board game, etc.), but i don't remember them also being in the universe ala 'action johnny'
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Nov 10, 2019 05:55
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Scooby Doo has the weirdest and best eternal life.
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Brother Entropy posted:have there been references to them existing in-world? i remember references to scooby doo as a show(triana mentioning hank dresses like fred from scooby-doo, colonel gentleman wanting a scooby doo board game, etc.), but i don't remember them also being in the universe ala 'action johnny' 'Action Jonny' mentions getting a STD from Velma (or the other way around) and the Pirate Captain says he met Scooby-Doo. (Not surprising since he's a parody of Scooby-Doo villains) It's maybe like how most people know Doc from The Rusty Venture Show.
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fauna posted:i'm working the christmas retail salt mines again and just wanted to let you know that frozen is still our #2 seller, second only to avengers bullshit. there doesn't seem to be a clear #3. all the other animations from the last like eight years have just vanished without a trace into the quicksand of pop culture
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We're not talking enough about about GREEN EGGS AND HAM on Netflix! I'm about halfway through and it is gorgeously, verging on needlessly (although who's complaining?), well-produced in the animation and design departments. Pascal Campion, whose work I've followed since I went to animation school, is the art director, and it shows in the fantastic use of lighting and colour. I have not seen hand-drawn character animation this warm and elaborate in a very long time, especially for TV. You can practically see the pencil texture boiling on the lines. Aside from the animation, which would be reason enough to see it, there's a lot of other interesting creative choices going on. Instead of playing the characters and plot more or less straight from the source material, as in other Seuss adaptations (Cat in the Hat, The Grinch, Horton Hears a Who, The Lorax), it's like they just borrowed the playful art style and nonsensical wordplay, and turned to Pulp Fiction and Edward Hopper for everything else: So far the show has been paced along a road trip through funhouse mirror Americana, a world filled with greasy spoon diners, seedy motels, desert highways, scrapyards, farmhouses, carnivals and corn fields. Other stops/gags include desperate roadside attractions like "The World's Smallest Thermometer", and a picturesque small town called South Shvizelton that has a water tower displaying the motto "Better Than North Shvizelton for 52 Years". Under the hyperactive, manic-pixie-dream veneer, most of the characters are losers, sad-sacks and criminals. It's the kind of "kid's cartoon" that references everything from Les Miserable to Shawshank Redemption without being too overt about it; the references aren't not just cheap one-offs, but worked into the story in clever ways, and there's a good mix of mostly character-driven verbal and visual humour. I've run out of things to say, except that if you love hand-drawn 2D animation, you should see this pronto no matter how annoying and non-consensual you find Sam's character. Just watch it with the audio off or something (although the VOs are great too, especially Michael Douglas as a perpetually beleaguered grump with broken dreams). Like others in this thread, I have no idea how or why this got made, but I'm very glad it did. Some beautiful pencil test reels on Cartoon Brew (slightly spoilery, if that matters)
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Yea my wife and kids were watching this as I drifted in an out of a fever haze and I was really confused at how rambling a film it was until I realized it was a season's worth of show. Upon meeting the rat in jail "is this Les Mis?"
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Nov 11, 2019 08:47
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All this talk of Scooby Doo crossovers and no one mentions the Johnny Bravo cross over. 
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My glasses! I can't see without my glasses! Muh glassuhs! Ah can't be seen without muh glassuhs!
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It's really funny how Johnny Bravo fits into that dynamic. I remember the Cartoon Network bumper where he was dating Velma and even proposed to her, but she turned him down. Feels like a theme with Johnny is that girls actually really like him when he just acts like a normal human being for five minutes rather than relentless pick-up lines. People could probably learn from that. Something similar to Rusty Venture.
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Here we are: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Otcw8Wi_ggI Darth TNT posted:All this talk of Scooby Doo crossovers and no one mentions the Johnny Bravo cross over. How about the one where Scooby Doo ends up in the Black Lodge, meets the man from another place, and provides a plausible (insofar as a Scooby Doo story can be plausible) explanation for his absence in the Twin Peaks revival.
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I was pretty optimistic from the screenshots they showed but that trailer did not do it for me at ALL. Something about the way Shaggy and Scooby's faces are animated especially is really really offputting. Also their voices are awful
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I'm really slow about watching things, Finally saw spiderverse and was blown away.
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Argue posted:Here we are: this doesn't look any better or worse than I would have expected, but for gently caress's sake, it's 2019, omniscient trailer narration has been all but extinct for many years now, why are we still making "in a world..." jokes
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This iteration of Scooby is very clean and articulate
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Ghost Leviathan posted:It's really funny how Johnny Bravo fits into that dynamic. I remember the Cartoon Network bumper where he was dating Velma and even proposed to her, but she turned him down. Also his lack of pickiness helps too, he's dated numerous movie monsters. His most successful dates were with a Werewolf and a Vampire, although the latter he accidentally scared off by having garlic on his pasta and the former he got freaked out by a weird joke where on wednesdays she turned into a fat bald male stamp collector.
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General Dog posted:This iteration of Scooby is very clean and articulate he was also like that in Mystery Inc and Be Cool
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Automatic Jill posted:We're not talking enough about about GREEN EGGS AND HAM on Netflix! I'm about halfway through and it is gorgeously, verging on needlessly (although who's complaining?), well-produced in the animation and design departments. Pascal Campion, whose work I've followed since I went to animation school, is the art director, and it shows in the fantastic use of lighting and colour. I have not seen hand-drawn character animation this warm and elaborate in a very long time, especially for TV. You can practically see the pencil texture boiling on the lines. I really liked how they worked the full rant/quote in as a response and rejection to everything Sam I Am represented to Guy am I. It managed to pack it with such vitriol and anger that you really felt it. It is the nadir of Sam and Guy's friendship, almost the breaking point, and in a rant that quotes 4/5ths of the book Guy just rips into him. Not just angry, angry for a good, justified reason. Then of course he goes a step too far. I also like that Sam remains a manuplative person even after his face turn, by manipulating the villain with the phony chickaraff so he'll not follow them.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:It's really funny how Johnny Bravo fits into that dynamic. I remember the Cartoon Network bumper where he was dating Velma and even proposed to her, but she turned him down. Girls AND Samurai Jack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOeo_zHTWB4 Yeah, the running theme of Johnny Bravo (in so much as a gag cartoon has a theme) is the only thing standing in the way of Johnny getting a date is his own bad behavior. When he acts like a regular human person and treats women like regular human people they're actually interested in spending time with him, but then he goes right back to his dumbass macho ways. There was even an episode where he turned into a woman and, after getting harassed the way he harasses women, he realized "Hey! The way I treat women is wrong! I should be more respectful and change my ways!" he then promptly forgot this lesson because that's how gag cartoons work. Anyway, the whole Scooby Doo and Johnny Bravo cross over episode is golden: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6cfcdq
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Argue posted:Here we are: ok the most interesting part of this movie is not in this trailer. it kinda reveals that it's using the other characters in the Hanna-Barbarra-verse but does not reveal that Marky Mark is the voice of Blue Falcon, Ken Jeong is Dynomutt, and Tracy Morgan is Captain Caveman.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Yeah, the running theme of Johnny Bravo (in so much as a gag cartoon has a theme) is the only thing standing in the way of Johnny getting a date is his own bad behavior. When he acts like a regular human person and treats women like regular human people they're actually interested in spending time with him, but then he goes right back to his dumbass macho ways. There was even an episode where he turned into a woman and, after getting harassed the way he harasses women, he realized "Hey! The way I treat women is wrong! I should be more respectful and change my ways!" he then promptly forgot this lesson because that's how gag cartoons work. It's a show about toxic masculinity made before the term even existed, it's great. It also had a sort of reverse-Flanderization where as the show went on Johnny became less about getting girls and more just about being a vain idiot who gets into hijinks with his wacky friends and their proto-Family Guy guest stars.
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there was also an episode where a PUA was teaching Johnny the ropes about being 'sincere and sensitive' and then go 'Can't do it? Lie through your teeth like I am!' - and Johnny was appalled, he may be a sleazebag, but he rather get into a relationship honestly.
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Sleeveless posted:It's a show about toxic masculinity made before the term even existed, it's great. It also had a sort of reverse-Flanderization where as the show went on Johnny became less about getting girls and more just about being a vain idiot who gets into hijinks with his wacky friends and their proto-Family Guy guest stars. huh i never knew seth macfarlane actually worked on johnny bravo. that's... weird but i can see it
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