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My sister watched that movie repeatedly when it first came out on VHS.
It's probably been almost 20 years since I last watched it, but I recall it being really dark towards the end.
I can vaguely recall the Bears being chased by monsters as dischordant music played, in a section of the movie that seemed to go on forever... it scared the hell out of me.
My sister watched that movie repeatedly when it first came out on VHS.
It's probably been almost 20 years since I last watched it, but I recall it being really dark towards the end.
I can vaguely recall the Bears being chased by monsters as dischordant music played, in a section of the movie that seemed to go on forever... it scared the hell out of me.
"Yes it's sweet. Of course it is, it's meant for kids! Little ones, but as a 20 year old I still love this film. In fact I was only just able to a watch it again, because I kept remembering how much the evil spirit terrified me as a child. Compare the Bears, who actually teach their young viewers something worthwhile: that if you care about the people around you the world will be a better place, to some of the cartoons we subject our kids to today like South Park with it's crude animation and message that the way to deal with things is violence and swearing. I would choose the Bears every time. Parents: have the decency to allow your kids to watch a good cartoon, you might learn something too."
I'm kind of surprised that no one has actually tried to bring back Teddy Ruxpin.
He was a hell of a lot better than those Cabbage Patch motherfuckers. Those things were fucking ugly.
Then again
Teddy Ruxpin kind of freaked us out a bit, what with all of us having seen the movie Magic back when we were 11, and we all know how that ended.
I am embarrassed to admit I used to enjoy the teddy ruxpin cartoon when I was younger...
I had his little worm pal, but my interest waned after that.
I do rememer we had this gi-fucking-normous plastic map-mat, featuring Relonia and the new world of Teddy's adventures.
I seem to recall a villain whose main goal was the alchemical creation of gold who was too stupid to notice the gold page of his alchemy book was ripped out, so that all he ever managed to make was dounuts.
Who puts dounuts the very next page after gold in the alchemy almanac, seriously.
That Achewood is good. I'd like to do the same thing to whoever created Matisse (the font). It does not make your coffee shop/Internet cafe look classy.
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Okay, enough of the man-love. I have wasted all morning reading the archives for that one. Great stuff.
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My sister watched that movie repeatedly when it first came out on VHS.
It's probably been almost 20 years since I last watched it, but I recall it being really dark towards the end.
I can vaguely recall the Bears being chased by monsters as dischordant music played, in a section of the movie that seemed to go on forever... it scared the hell out of me.
That would be the evil fun-house torture scene.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6-2x8olXUQ&mode=related&search=
YouTube delivers.
When that trailer came on before Spider-Man 3 it was just dead silence halfway through until everyone just burst into laughter.
They were laughing at it, not with it.
There ya go.
Or, carebears.
sssssomething..
Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the outcome.
my favorite part is the "omg" at the end of the trailer
ordering tickets as soon as i can
Wait, what?
I'm too scared to watch. All of my childhood nightmares will probably come flooding back at once.
"Yes it's sweet. Of course it is, it's meant for kids! Little ones, but as a 20 year old I still love this film. In fact I was only just able to a watch it again, because I kept remembering how much the evil spirit terrified me as a child. Compare the Bears, who actually teach their young viewers something worthwhile: that if you care about the people around you the world will be a better place, to some of the cartoons we subject our kids to today like South Park with it's crude animation and message that the way to deal with things is violence and swearing. I would choose the Bears every time. Parents: have the decency to allow your kids to watch a good cartoon, you might learn something too."
I want to punch that reviewer.
I had his little worm pal, but my interest waned after that.
I do rememer we had this gi-fucking-normous plastic map-mat, featuring Relonia and the new world of Teddy's adventures.
I seem to recall a villain whose main goal was the alchemical creation of gold who was too stupid to notice the gold page of his alchemy book was ripped out, so that all he ever managed to make was dounuts.
Who puts dounuts the very next page after gold in the alchemy almanac, seriously.
Gummi Bears could be awesome if they would get a guy to actually go into the Gummi Bears civilization and fill it out some.
I was so pissed at that show for never going anywhere with what happened to the rest of the Gummis.
Also new comic made me laugh so hard, Chinese people stared at me.
I'm just going to start murdering producers in Hollywood.
Just fucking kill 'em all.
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Which isn't saying much, but still!
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Okay, enough of the man-love. I have wasted all morning reading the archives for that one. Great stuff.
I would just like to point out that I will be helping bring this wonderful movie to you.
You are all welcome.