This Summer, Vertigo Films presents: A film adaption of a cartoon that was considered mediocre in its day.

holy shit. that was the slowest most unfunny trailer i have ever seen

that because it came from 1961
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054572/

o.k. wheres my heathcliff movie god damnit

top cat has been ruined for me by that trailer...

At 5/20/12 01:02 PM, Revo357912 wrote: top cat has been ruined for me by that trailer...

Top Cat was ruined by Top Cat.

I hope that movie actually gets made so the movie studio foolish enough to produce it goes bankrupt.

This show was something I used to watch on Cartoon Network every day back when I was a kid, but I can't say that I ever liked it that much. Perhaps the show was more aimed towards grown ups or older kids.

Anyway, the trailer doesn't make it seem very interesting to me and the fact that it's in 3D just turns me off completely.

That was genuinely awful.

At 5/20/12 01:20 PM, Auz wrote: This show was something I used to watch on Cartoon Network every day back when I was a kid, but I can't say that I ever liked it that much. Perhaps the show was more aimed towards grown ups or older kids.

Anyway, the trailer doesn't make it seem very interesting to me and the fact that it's in 3D just turns me off completely.

It was. Most of it you wouldn't understand unless your from that time period, understand the culture of that time period, and/or are over at least 15.

At 5/20/12 12:19 PM, kisame wrote: This Summer, Vertigo Films presents: A film adaption of a cartoon that was considered mediocre in its day.

Well at least it has the actual cat in it and is animated.

Remember the Pink Panther movie? lol.

also fuck 3d

At 5/20/12 01:59 PM, AngryCat wrote:

Remember the Pink Panther movie? lol.

I don't even know whose fu$%!n& idea it was to name the movie "the pink panther"

This movie was actually made in mexico, by mexicans. That explains it all.

The Aristocats.

At 5/20/12 01:54 PM, Revo357912 wrote:

At 5/20/12 01:20 PM, Auz wrote: This show was something I used to watch on Cartoon Network every day back when I was a kid, but I can't say that I ever liked it that much. Perhaps the show was more aimed towards grown ups or older kids.

It was. Most of it you wouldn't understand unless your from that time period, understand the culture of that time period, and/or are over at least 15.

I guess I'm the only one who actually liked the show growing up. It wasn't like I would go out of my way to watch it (like I would Ninja Turtles or Swat Kats), but whenever I turned on the TV to watch cartoons and I saw it, I would enjoy it. I especially liked the little blue dude cat, can't remember his name but always my fave.

At 5/20/12 02:31 PM, Darthdenim wrote: This movie was actually made in mexico, by mexicans. That explains it all.

Especially seeing how it was the only country where it actually had a fanbase.

If Vertigo goes bankrupt, i won't be surprised at all.

At 5/20/12 02:49 PM, ihatesonic1 wrote: holy fuck that badly rendered 3D is hilarious

i agree

At 5/20/12 02:36 PM, II2none wrote: The Aristocats.

You better not be talking shit about The Aristocats. That movie was fucking awesome.

This movie looks terrible though. I'm pretty sure I could animate better than that. Yuck.

Here's to another Yogi Bear movie adaptation that will do poorer than anything.
This is the only thing I loved out of that Yogi Bear movie

At 5/20/12 12:19 PM, kisame wrote: This Summer, Vertigo Films presents: A film adaption of a cartoon that was considered mediocre in its day.

That looks like a terrible movie. I'm talking BeWitched bad.

It won't be worse than 'Garfield: The Movie', right? Right?

Goddamn it, movie industry.

At 5/20/12 06:32 PM, BobaDobo wrote: It won't be worse than 'Garfield: The Movie', right? Right?

I actually kind of like the Garfield movie. I don't know why. Maybe it's because Bill Murray was perfect casting. It's a guilty pleasure.

Never saw the sequel.

I bet this movie is gonna be better than the Smurfs and all 3 Alvin and the Chipmunks movies.