Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers (D+) - Hybrid Live-Action-Animated - May 20, 2022

[TummieGaruda]

They 100% need to include Gadget and Monterey Jack when they make this. Most of the cartoons appeal was Monty flipping the fuck out whenever he smelled cheese.

I'm calling it now...if this gets made, Hugh Jackman will voice Monterey Jack with his natural aussie accent.

[Anoat]

Furries would be all over this if Gadget was included.

[Kohan]

Talespin had a habit of boring me, too.

I thought "TaleSpin" was boring as fuck. Shit was like watching paint dry.

Come at me, bitches.

[quannum]

the only french i know, i learned from freakazoid.

[kuronosan]

Qui a coupe l'fromage?

[Dimmauk]

Thanks to this thread, I just watched 45 mins of 80's and 90's cartoon theme songs. So good

[Guitarman]

I've started to think, what if hollywood does something really out of left field and the next piece of childhood ruined is Pirates of Darkwater?

[Sol-Blackguy]

I've started to think, what if hollywood does something really out of left field and the next piece of childhood ruined is Pirates of Darkwater?

Pirates of the Caribbean should've been Pirates of Darkwater.

[Kohan]

As far as knowing about all the recent Chip 'n Dale's comics and games and etc, I had no idea. And I'm sure I'm not alone. I knew of the original show and I knew of the NES game. And that was it. Honestly, I don't think that just a "gaggle of nerds" are going to buy into the retro appeal. I just believe that recreating the series targeting a new generation would reach a far broader and far larger audience, which is exactly why Disney would aim towards that then the retro appeal approach. And that's what I was trying to argue. That's what I was trying to argue in my first post in this thread, and that's what I'm still saying now.

There's no real point in continuing to argue this, but I do think that you still misunderstood what I was saying, even though you conceded to re-reading my posts and therefore understanding them better.

To be straight about it, Disney has demonstrated that they can simultaneously do retro appeal and invent new things. "Wreck-It Ralph" was used as an example because of its numerous references to gaming culture, both modern and classic, which are seamlessly portrayed in a picture that's fresh and new to children who won't understand any of those throwbacks. Likewise, the short I linked to, "No Service," uses an art style resembling old-school Disney, and the risque wit that they used to be known for (a la Daisy putting a revolver to her head in a classic short), while also being well-written and produced, ensuring it can be enjoyed by adults and children alike.

TL;DR:

[Brill Weave]

Gummie Bears or GTFO

[Sol-Blackguy]

Gummie Bears or GTFO

[Siccmade]

Gummie Bears or GTFO

My employees at the job had no idea who/what the Gummie Bears were, so I sang the song to them (what I could remember) to hopefully jog a memory... Yeah, they just looked at me like I'm a crazy. Which I pretty much am so wtf.

Its good to see that show actually existed, I starting thinking maybe I was remembering a fkn cartoon ad for candy or some shit.

[Intrinsic]

Talespin could be boring at times, but I saw an episode a few years ago and realized that it's a Disney show about illegal smuggling and running from the mob and gangsters. Their plane gets shot up so many times, I don't know how Talespin made it a full season.

Also, fuck you all. Inspector Gadget theme top 5 all time.

[Rhyis.]

When does the live action of The Raccoons come out?

[Obev]

Best theme from my childhood. So ridiculously early 90s. Dat ridiculous rapping. It's basically a Faith No More song.



Points also for Darkwing Duck, and the Chip 'n' Dale theme's ridiculous slap bass. Oh man, the early 1990s were the exact right time to be five years old.

[Rhyis.]

You probably missed out on the pimpness that was the Super Mario rap theme.



Good times.

[Sol-Blackguy]

Best theme from my childhood. So ridiculously early 90s. Dat ridiculous rapping. It's basically a Faith No More song.



Points also for Darkwing Duck, and the Chip 'n' Dale theme's ridiculous slap bass. Oh man, the early 1990s were the exact right time to be five years old.

Everything was good in the 90's. Even if it really wasn't, being five years old made it good by default. Looking at you Captain N.

[Rhyis.]

Captain N was my jam. I wanted to be that nigga so bad.

[Tajin]

Power glove

[Abandon]

You probably missed out on the pimpness that was the Super Mario rap theme.



Good times.

the show was awful, but that rap is still top-tier