A Fairly Oddparents Movie
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toxictaipan
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I was totally with you, man. Here's what my reaction was, play by play.
Sound cool. :biggrin:
Meh, oh well. :frown:
Smilie face that PokeGym doesn't have.
Seriously? Has Nickelodeon totally lost it? What in the world are they thinking?
Chairman Kaga
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Apparently not learning your lesson from Avatar.
Kayle
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I think we need to get over our obsession with live-action movies. I bet 90% of the live-action movies based on cartoons, animations, etc. released recently would have been way, way better if they were forced to get the original artists to work on it (possibly dragging in the original producers/writers, etc).
I've never liked TFA (at all) but even I think that this movie is one of the worst ideas I have ever heard.
I've never liked TFA (at all) but even I think that this movie is one of the worst ideas I have ever heard.
bullados
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Why ruin it? Why? Whyyyyyyy?
On the other hand I think pokemon should FINALLY make a live action movie. Pokemon battles with amazing CGI effects? Yes please!
Live action Pokemon? No thx.
CGI Pokemon? HELLS YEAH!!
Getting rid of Ash? PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!!
I don't think that the cartoon fantasy of Pokemon can be adequately expressed in a live action plus CGI experience. About the best I can ask for is using the Pixar style animation to create the battles.
Benzo
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^agreed. No live action. IT would get butchered up, and the person who makes and directs the movie would be the one person in the world that has never ever, EVER pronounceed Pikachu correctly five times fast let alone ever had a vg battle.
Now, CGI, with a director that has attended the VGC and knows how to pronounce uhcakip ( and can read that and know what it is) would be the one to make a movie for Pokemon.
Pixar might be able to give Pokemon justice.
Now, CGI, with a director that has attended the VGC and knows how to pronounce uhcakip ( and can read that and know what it is) would be the one to make a movie for Pokemon.
Pixar might be able to give Pokemon justice.
Absoltrainer
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Still in 5th grade?
23 years old?
23 years old?
Yes, yes, and yes. You've hit it spot on my friend. :thumb:
Benzo said:
Pixar is the greatest animation company ever. They can do anything in my opinion. I would trust Pokemon in their hands anyday.
As for the live Fairly Odd Parents movie...:nonono:
Seriously, I don't even know what I should say about it. It's just so....ugh:nonono:
TheGeneral
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are you trying to say TFO? TFA doesn't make much sense since Oddparents starts with an O.
toxictaipan
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http://www.culch.ie/images/pixarvsdreamworks.jpg
I think you guys are overlooking one big thing. It's not the fact that this is a live action movie that makes it horrible. It's this:
What I want to know, is who came up with this idea, and just exactly how many people in that same room couldn't stop laughing long enough to speak up and say it was a bad idea.
I like the Pixar vs Dreamworks picture and I agree with it :biggrin:
And seriously, still in the 5th grade.
...:nonono:
It would be a lot better if they asked the original writers to direct the movie, or at least come up with a decent script.
Regis_Neo
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why...Why...WHY!?
Are they really trying to make all of us who've watched Fairly Oddparents since before it got its own cartoon (way back to the Oh Yeah Cartoons days) just absolutely hate it? What is up with the plot, it makes no sense at all...not to mention it contradicts what they've already established in the show anyways.
Yeah...this deserves a spot somewhere in the "worst ideals ever" category...along with live action Garfield and (probably) Yogi Bear.
Are they really trying to make all of us who've watched Fairly Oddparents since before it got its own cartoon (way back to the Oh Yeah Cartoons days) just absolutely hate it? What is up with the plot, it makes no sense at all...not to mention it contradicts what they've already established in the show anyways.
Yeah...this deserves a spot somewhere in the "worst ideals ever" category...along with live action Garfield and (probably) Yogi Bear.