These cartoons adapted movies that you may have forgotten

sivertime — Wed, 01 Feb 2017 18:46:35 +0000

To be resumed and adapted is to have success. At least the original work, the one that inspires. For adaptations are (too often) forgotten.
King Kong
Not complicated to guess the name of the protagonist, nor his appearance. King Kong, a monkey bump with Lorna Jenkins, a scientist, and his son, to bring down this devil Ramon Porta . Not really a copy of the monkey of the 1933 film, King Kong, we know all the same that the story comes from there.
Ace Ventura
Like the film, even delirious. The only difference is the voice of the detective played by Jim Carrey , because here it’s not his but that of Michael Daingerfield. Otherwise grimaces, jokes, twisted blows, everything is there.
SOS Ghosts
You see the same investigators walking around New York, solving stories, dealing with paranormal affairs. The scénar ‘, the voice, it was a good job and that regaled us for six years . Before being replaced by another series “Ghosbusters” but less well.
Men in Black
The respected science fiction atmosphere, amplified gags and adapted for a younger audience in cartoon fashion, a pleasure for four years (and seasons) from 1997 to 2001. In addition, icing on the cake, the animated series had an influence on the second film . When J faces Jarra in the building that serves as the seat, it is something that we find in the second episode of the cartoon.
Godzilla
Decidedly, it was a habit in the 90s. And for the blow, it was a rich idea since the series was more fun than the film. Rather disappointing, the movie was not very funny and did not address enough of the animals . There, there was a mass of clashes between lizards and reptiles, insects and other monsters.
Beetlejuice
After his 1988 film, Tim Burton had not yet finished with his Gothic universe, centered around the famous Beetlejuice. So he created a series starting in 1999, four seasons , which respected no surprise the film’s atmosphere while agreeing to children. Even the intro music was reworked for good gluing.
Other adaptations cited
Star Wars: Clone Wars, The Mask, Buzz Lightyear (sort of spin-off from Toy Story) You remember where, that you looked small?

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It is in the cartoons that we find the biggest bastards

sivertime — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 19:31:41 +0000

We all hated characters, in movies and series. Bastards without a name. But the worst can be found in cartoons, clearly. Only to see these.
Looking back, you realize that their behavior would pose big problems in real life. Even if you have already met the poor guys in progress or TAF, you have never seen such phenomena . It’s the beauty of fiction, it goes even further! And that makes you laugh. You love these cartoon characters, since you do not have to stuff them on a daily basis.
Bender Bending Rodriguez (“Futurama”)
A robot that seems more human than us. Well, worse. Far from being a rational, straight, reliable guy, Bender is an alcoholic who loves violence (verbal or physical) and chop as many chicks as possible. Liar, thief, he intends only his mouth and does not calculate the other . Except when it happens to you a shit, then there it is present. To cut and type bars.
Gary Oak (“Pokemon”)
The caricature of son to dad. And even from son to grandpa in this case. Spoiled rotten, he constantly walks into a convertible and displays without any modesty. Gary gives lessons, is the story goes, then it’s a fucking lazy . It compensates by unlimited arrogance, especially by heating Ash without stopping. Oh yes, to flatter his ego Monsieur trimballe a group of cheerleader.
BoJack Horseman (eponymous cartoon)
Another one who has a horse’s breath! You’ll tell me, it’s normal, it’s a horse. And who constantly pumps binouzas up to be stuffed, while grilling clope on clope. Alcoholic, depressive, BoJack Horseman rots the lives of people he meets frequently and is his pleasure . He unloads his bitterness on them. Otherwise, he happens to chop despite that, while clearly showing his disappointment once the coitus ended. A bastard.
The smurf with spectacles (“The Smurfs”)
He thinks he’s smart because he wears glasses. The guy organizes conferences, speaks loudly to those who want to hear him, and even to those who do not want to, which ends up causing him the enmity of his peers. Giving lessons of conduct, morality, culture, Smurf glasses balance citations every turn . Heavy. Which come from … itself. Super heavy. In addition, it often fails. A champion.
Brian Griffin (“Family Guy”)
It is to be believed that it is difficult to confess completely our dark side. Often, cartoons show us bastards in a different form than ours. Because Brian is a dog. But not any one: a dog insults you by yelling at your face then calms down and apologizes, bipolar kind. In truth, he does not care about your mouth, he does not respect anything anyway. The proof, he tries to nab the wife of his best friend … Unemployed and smoking bang, this special canine thinks higher still.
Eric Cartman (“South Park”)
That was it. It’s almost boring but how do you want to do otherwise? Cartman undeniably represents the worst fucker that can be encountered. Misogynist, homophobic, xenophobic (anti-Semitic), this brat has no limits . Without a filter, he balances all that passes through his head, no self-censorship. And of course, he rejoices in the misfortune of others, when he does not try to be at the origin by manipulating them. A genius of evil. Which makes you laugh the most?

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