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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 7, 2008 16:41:02 GMT
Hey you guys!
Tom & Jerry, Fat Albert, Garfield, Bugs Bunny, the Chipmunks did it. How about a Pink Panther the movie with many shorts? Our beloved Pink, still appears in films, commercials, toys and many more venues. I think is time for the Pink Panther (cartoon) movie. So, what is your view on that subject?
JScartoonfan
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 8, 2008 13:35:41 GMT
Don't you guys think it's a good idea or... not?
Maybe... I should leave again. Because I'm feeling lonely.
JS
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Post by pinkadilly on Jul 8, 2008 22:07:22 GMT
i think it might've been a good idea if they'd done it back around the time whenthey did the bugs bunny movie or something, but i dunno if theres much of an audience for it today. i wouldnt mind seeing it, but anymore, it seems like theonly kids movies that do any good are these computer animated movies, and i dont think a full movie of the computeranimated version of the pink panther would be as good as a movie of the older style hand drawn animation. you know what i mean?
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 8, 2008 23:47:40 GMT
i think it might've been a good idea if they'd done it back around the time whenthey did the bugs bunny movie or something, but i dunno if theres much of an audience for it today. i wouldnt mind seeing it, but anymore, it seems like theonly kids movies that do any good are these computer animated movies, and i dont think a full movie of the computeranimated version of the pink panther would be as good as a movie of the older style hand drawn animation. you know what i mean? Well Pinkadilly. I would mind... a cup of CGI, a dash of 2D (hand drawing) and a little flash Animated for thinking scenes. ;D All rolled up into one. JS P.S. I love 2D animation even more then CGIs and Flashes., but they're ok sometimes. I still wish that hand draw animations would last forever. |
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Post by pinkadilly on Jul 10, 2008 7:57:58 GMT
i dunno. guess id just have to see it to know if it would be anygood like that.
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 10, 2008 22:52:15 GMT
i dunno. guess id just have to see it to know if it would be anygood like that. Ok. |
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 10, 2008 22:57:17 GMT
If the panther gets his own film.
Who should be in the movie with him?
JS
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Post by wendy on Jul 11, 2008 23:45:38 GMT
I suggest the ant and the anteater, the inspector ( from the cartoon), and that female panther from " Pink at first sight"! ^^
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 12, 2008 21:45:02 GMT
I suggest the ant and the anteater, the inspector ( from the cartoon), and that female panther from " Pink at first sight"! ^^ I think is a good idea for both characters (anteater &ant) to be in the movie. Not to mension our clueless Inspector, it would probably bring lots of laughs. I doubt the Pink Panther's dream girl would make it, since it more interesting so see him with other posibilities. JS |
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 19, 2008 15:41:31 GMT
Well enough about the Pink Panther love connections.
How about the Pink Panther “to speak or not to speak,” that is the question. I vote it can be done sparingly when occasion demands it, but really I like his old character quiet persona. I was thinking Rich Little, if only he would come out of retirement, but however their more choices similar to his multi-voice talent. Further more, I think he could get a more modern voice spin, and someone like Ewan McGregor might do him justice.
So what do you guys think?
JS
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Post by Clouseau on Jul 19, 2008 23:06:56 GMT
i think he should get the silent treatment...  |
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Post by jscartoonfan on Jul 20, 2008 0:42:43 GMT
i think he should get the silent treatment... It could happened you know. After all they did it with "Tom and Jerry: The Movie" back in 1993. JS |
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Post by jscartoonfan on Feb 16, 2012 19:42:07 GMT
Well cartoons like Yogi Bear, Scooby Doo, and the Flinstone did it, I think the Pink can do it going 3D or so. I think is all about the story plan, and how he come on top. Anyone has any ideas on a storyline?
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Post by Clouseau on Apr 13, 2012 5:17:14 GMT
"The Artist" proves that a silent feature-length film can still work, but it's still gonna take some real creativity to make it interesting enough to hold an audience's attention for so long... that's why the shorts were genius - because they were short enough and funny enough that they could be silent and not lose their audience...
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Post by jscartoonfan on Apr 29, 2012 15:43:17 GMT
"The Artist" proves that a silent feature-length film can still work, but it's still gonna take some real creativity to make it interesting enough to hold an audience's attention for so long... that's why the shorts were genius - because they were short enough and funny enough that they could be silent and not lose their audience... I agree with you. There’s an old saying “keep it simple, stupid.” The simpler a short is the more it can reach a broader audience. After all we live in a Tech era. I think the Pink Panther in its own way is quite unique. Because, after all is timeless, and it transients nationalities. |
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