Yep. This was the first trailer they showed before the Simpsons. The poop-eating turned me right off this one.I stand corrected: this movie looks terrible!
Actually, poop eating reminds me of another poo joke the japanese did better. You see, in Dr. Slump, there is a superhero called Flyman (rough translation of his name, I forget what it really is and I'm too lazy to thumb through my Dr. Slump collection to look it up) but as he is a fly, he discovers poo and calls it the greatest culinary product of his planet... cuz we all know what flies eat.Yep. This was the first trailer they showed before the Simpsons. The poop-eating turned me right off this one.
Sometimes scenes from trailers aren't shown in some movies. I can't wait for it though.Yep. This was the first trailer they showed before the Simpsons. The poop-eating turned me right off this one.
Yeah but where's Alvin's hat?Well, at least the Chipmunks are wearing their trademark sweaters (at least in the teaser), and sound right.
Why does Simon have a hood on his sweater? Why do the Chipmunks have tails? !Yeah but where's Alvin's hat?
I think they're basically just DESPERATE to get the younger generations to "appreciate" what they're parents/grandparents grew up loving. I'll admit, that IS how I got into Rocky and Bullwinkle, but other than that, my mom introduced me to shows like The Andy Griffith Show, I Love Lucy, and Leave it to Beaver, my dad introduced me to The Gene Autry Show and Bewitched, and I introduced myself to I Dream of Jeannie, Green Acres, M*A*S*H, Sanford and Son, and The Munsters. Not to mention when I was little, a lot of old Looney Tunes, and old Hanna Barbera cartoons like Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Tom and Jerry, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and the like. But these days, today's kids find shows like that "too old and boring" since they have no swearing, blasphemy, or sexually oriented gags.I don't understand all these remakes, they don't seem to know why these shows were big in the first place.
I don't know, I think there have always been kids with, heh, low taste levels, just like there are adults. There have also been kids who know good shows when they see them. It just seems that lately entertainment is being targeted at the lowest denominator.But these days, today's kids find shows like that "too old and boring" since they have no swearing, blasphemy, or sexually oriented gags.