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Author: mrman1mrman1mrman1mrman1 Date: Jan 29, 2007 19:23
Film critic Matt Ulich put up a ghastly animated image to illustrate
the point :)
http://mattzollerseitz.blogspot.com/2006/09/q-what-movies-have-you-
walked-out-of.html
Okay, so Ferngully wasn't... loved. I'm a total Kevin Smith about
this sort of thing, though. You pays your money, your pays your
dues. Watch the whole thing. Those of y'all who sneak into theaters
need not apply.
Terrence Briggs, who's actually gonna sit through Pinocchio 3000.
Hey, it was a free rental.
Peace to you...
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Author: Ted Nolan Ted Nolan Date: Jan 29, 2007 20:12
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>
>Film critic Matt Ulich put up a ghastly animated image to illustrate
>the point :)
>
> http://mattzollerseitz.blogspot.com/2006/09/q-what-movies-have-you-
>walked-out-of.html
>
>Okay, so Ferngully wasn't... loved. I'm a total Kevin Smith about
>this sort of thing, though. You pays your money, your pays your
>dues. Watch the whole thing. Those of y'all who sneak into theaters
>need not apply.
>
>Terrence Briggs, who's actually gonna sit through Pinocchio 3000.
>Hey, it was a free rental.
>Peace to you...
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Author: Kip WilliamsKip Williams Date: Jan 30, 2007 05:32
Ted Nolan wrote:
> I don't think I've ever walked out of an animated movie, though my mother
> and sister walked out of Bakshi's "Wizards". I think the last movie of any
> kind I walked of was the Michael J. Fox/Joan Jett vehicle "Light of Day".
In college, I lectured a class once on animation. Since Bakshi's Lord of
the Rings was showing at the campus theater, the class adjourned there
to see some of what I'd been talking about. After fifteen or twenty
minutes of putting up with it, I judged I could slip out quietly and let
the rest of them watch if they wanted. When I got to the exit, somebody
said something and I turned to see that the whole class had followed me
out. They'd been watching me to see when it was okay to leave.
I'm not sure I've walked out of anything I paid to see, though. Some
difference there.
Kip W
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Author: Anim8rFSKAnim8rFSK Date: Feb 2, 2007 05:52
> In article news.phx.highwinds-media.com>,
> Anim8rFSK cox.net> wrote:>>In article comcast.com>,
>> Kip Williams
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Author: Chris SobieniakChris Sobieniak Date: Feb 2, 2007 10:20
On Jan 31, 7:57 pm, Kip Williams comcast.net> wrote:> Samantha, the Happy Platypus wrote:
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>> I sortof liked it. Then again, I like the Gene Deitch Tom and Jerrys too,
>> so I clearly have no sense of taste.
>
> I like some of the Deitch T&Js. In general, I put them above the Jones
> ones, and both are above anything that came later. That said, many of
> them were awful, but I can still remember laughing and laughing over an
> undistinguished Deitch entry in the series when seeing it at the
> drive-in (at a very young age). So maybe they succeeded with the target
> kid audience.
>
> Kip W
The animation/dialogue in the Felix movie is pretty up there with
Deitch's contribution. Of course I kinda blame the Oriolo Family for
thinking they can cash in on digging up their dad's cartoon adaptation
just to introduce a new generation to Felix, Professor and Poindexter
and some pretty freaky world they encounter.
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Author: Chris SobieniakChris Sobieniak Date: Feb 2, 2007 10:29
On Jan 31, 6:48 pm, vmacek...@ yahoo.com wrote: > That would be 'Hooray for Betty Boop', billed as featuring 'original'
> cartoons, which I had no other access to at the time in those early
> days of video. It was my first exposure to that rancid colorizing
> inflicted on Fleischer cartoons, and the cut & paste new script wasn't
> helping. I think I was there five minutes.
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> VMacek
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Author: Andrew KieswetterAndrew Kieswetter Date: Feb 3, 2007 05:02
On Jan 30, 1:23 pm, mrman1mrm...@ gmail.com wrote: > Film critic Matt Ulich put up a ghastly animated image to illustrate
> the point :)
>
> http://mattzollerseitz.blogspot.com/2006/09/q-what-movies-have-you-
> walked-out-of.html
>
> Okay, so Ferngully wasn't... loved. I'm a total Kevin Smith about
> this sort of thing, though. You pays your money, your pays your
> dues. Watch the whole thing. Those of y'all who sneak into theaters
> need not apply.
>
> Terrence Briggs, who's actually gonna sit through Pinocchio 3000.
> Hey, it was a free rental.
> Peace to you...
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Author: Terrence BriggsTerrence Briggs Date: Feb 19, 2007 09:17
On Jan 30, 4:08 pm, Jay Shell earthlink.net> wrote:>> Film critic Matt Ulich put up a ghastly animated image to illustrate
>> the point :)
>
>
>> Okay, so Ferngully wasn't... loved. I'm a total Kevin Smith about
>> this sort of thing, though. You pays your money, your pays your
>> dues. Watch the whole thing. Those of y'all who sneak into theaters
>> need not apply.
>
>> Terrence Briggs, who's actually gonna sit through Pinocchio 3000.
>> Hey, it was a free rental.
>> Peace to you...
>
> "Doogal" is the only movie (animated or not) I ever walked out on.
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