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Favorite Scooby-Doo clone animated series?
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Favorite Scooby-Doo clone animated series?

I've always found Caveman funny, especially the scream. And I always appreciate seeing a female lead, they were so rare (among Hanna-Barbera cartoons, I mean).

u/Leather_Crazy_5950 — 18 hours ago

Personally, this scene really disappointed me.

As much as I really enjoyed The Bad Guys 2, I found this confrontation between Wolf and Kitty very disappointing.

Not so much the physical confrontation, but the verbal confrontation.

Wolf's remarks on the difference between respect and fear seemed very superficial to me. I wasn't expecting a Shakespearean monologue. But they could have at least put some thought into what Wolf was supposed to say.

u/Leather_Crazy_5950 — 2 days ago
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Is Kocoum's attack supposed to be a jealous one?

I don't know why, but I've recently found myself thinking about this scene.

I'll start by saying that I'm not a fan of this character, because he's as thick as a sheet of plywood. Also because the movie tries to make me dislike him (because of the story that Pocahontas, being a woman, is forced to marry the guy her father chooses), but unlike Gaston from "Beauty and the Beast," where he screams, "I'm a chauvinistic troglodyte and I'm proud of it!" Why am I supposed to hate Kocoum? Because he never smiles?

And, again, it's the movie's fault, we never see him and Pocahontas interact. So how do we know if he was jealous of John Smith or not? Or did he just attack because he thought, "He's a white man, so he'll be mean"?

Tell me what you think.

u/Leather_Crazy_5950 — 2 days ago

Episodes that still make me laugh. But thinking about it... They could have been thrillers or horror films if I were in their place!

Golden Yeggs - Daffy gets kidnapped by Rocky and forced to hatch a golden egg. Otherwise... BANG! The scene where the clock ticks always cracks me up, but think about it. Like a duck, I'd sweat out every ounce of fluid in my body!

Rugged Bear - My absolute favorite episode. But let's pretend instead of a bear there's a person, and instead of Donald Duck the Hunter there's a serial killer with the habit of worshipping the house with the heads of the people he kills... Oh my god! That would be the perfect plot for a horror movie!

And you! Do you have other examples of this type?

u/Leather_Crazy_5950 — 5 days ago