I reserve judgment until the movie comes out. While the trailer doesn’t seem to have the same dry wit and sardonic humor of the Jay Ward show (and does not have Wally Cox to boot) it still looks like a well-realized kids movie. And I give them miles of credit for going with the tag line “One Nation Under Dog.”
I saw the trailer for it when I saw TMNT yesterday, and I could see it being pitched — “Hey, it’s a remake! And superheroes! And domesticated animals! It’s a sure thing!”
Todd Alcott is a screenwriter living in Los Angeles with his wife and his kids and his cats and his dogs. He has worked on many feature films and has sometimes been credited for thus. You may have seen one.
“Then we will hug in the shade.”
Brush your teeth!
I needed a reminder!
The dog is making me laugh everytime. Well, several things are.
The dog is from the trailer to the upcoming Disney movie Underdog, which can be found here, and which is pretty fuckin’ funny in its own right.
Woof.
That’s pretty good. It’ll take a while for me to get used to a CGI Underdog, though.
Hollywood never fails to amaze me with the various new ways they find the commit Blasphemy…
I reserve judgment until the movie comes out. While the trailer doesn’t seem to have the same dry wit and sardonic humor of the Jay Ward show (and does not have Wally Cox to boot) it still looks like a well-realized kids movie. And I give them miles of credit for going with the tag line “One Nation Under Dog.”
I saw the trailer for it when I saw TMNT yesterday, and I could see it being pitched — “Hey, it’s a remake! And superheroes! And domesticated animals! It’s a sure thing!”
You saw TMNT? How was it?
i am very, very confused
I’m guessing it’s PG(and not G), cause he still kicks the messenger into the pit?
That’s all I could think.
I’m guessing that, if budget allowed, they’d show the messenger falling into a big pile of cupcakes.
oh, yes, indeed, they may have run out of funding somewhere between the candy cane spears and the kitten-faced rhinoceros.
I just saw this this morning and laughed so hard someone came to my rescue, thinking I was dying or something.
It was the giant Persian monster-thing bearing animated happy hearts that really did it.
BRUSH YOUR TEEEEEEEEEEEEEETH!
Wow. It made me learn to love graphic novels again.
Why can’t Frank Miller write more about candy?