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Toons These Days: My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
on November 14, 2011 at 1:11 amPosted In: Comic
Introducing “Toons These Days”, where Doggy rants about cartoons of today!
Since The Looney Tunes Show isn’t zany enough. It’s time I pick up the slack!
An animated adaptation of one of the more popular strips:
You heard it here via here.
My thoughts: I’m hoping he’s just mistaking the Toy Story animated shorts as a sequel, because we don’t need one after Toy Story 3, the best film Pixar made, wrapped up what people believe to be one of the greatest trilogies in film history.
So Doggy’s here just showing his disapproval.
Cars 2 isn’t that bad. It’s better than the original Cars in that it’s more fast paced fun and adventure, but the first one had a better story, and more importantly had more heart.
Cars 2 suffers from a story that gets a little hard to follow, scenes with a lot of talking that’s not really fun to listen to, that I notice had kids very restless in the theaters, and worst of all, was close to ruining my suspension of disbelief. I kept thinking how cool it would be if this film featured humans or animals engaged in espionage as opposed to cars. If people were wondering how a world could function when everyone are cars in the first one, they would definetly question it here.
All in all, it’s one of, if not the weakest Pixar film to date, and I’m really hoping next year’s Brave will get Pixar back on track.
This strip isn’t very funny, and I apologize. I’m finding it more difficult to tell jokes these days. I considering format changes….
Every time I see that scene in the trailer, I wince.
Still, I’m really looking forward to seeing the film now. Looks like a lot of fun and adventure.
Jem has returned to television on the Hub for the past few weeks or so.
I use to watch this cartoon all the time when I was young. Although the animation is cruddy and the makeup is atrocious, the 80-ish adds to the charm and the cartoon has a lot of heart, which I find enjoyable.
I also love the original G.I. Joe cartoon for the same reason.
As you can see I also tried something different with the art, in the way I ink. I’m not too happy how Jem came out, but converting realistic-looking toons into my cartoony style will have a little hiccups.
