Cartoon/Western Animation General

@Cyborg_pony  
 
Holy crap,it is Hot Topic.

@Dex Stewart  
Oh god. Quickly, someone get the goth kids.

@phoenixacezero  
You called?  

@phoenixacezero
 
Ok.

@DaddyMakesMeEUHH  
I said goth kids, not the lovechild of Chris Chan and Mandy Stars.

@phoenixacezero  
This is a goth kid. Wether you like it are not. This is THE goth kid.  

@Background Human  

 
i’m sure there’s a few porno actresses willing to give up on dignity.

@Dex Stewart  
Oh geez, yet another review that says ANL is the worst thing ever made. I’m not even going to bother watching it.

@Salamenace  
I liked the movie,but I actually agree with most of his points. They just don’t ruin the film for me.

@DaddyMakesMeEUHH  
And that picture just make them look like a priest after drinking too much of the blood of Christ.

@phoenixacezero  

@Red-Supernova  
I thought it was going to be “Iiiiiideal toys,they’re wonderful toys,they’re ideal!”

@Dex Stewart  
In fairmess, many consider the original Space Jam a “bad movie too.”
 
Even I admit, it was a weird concept, but enjoyable, and like Roger Rabbit had good animation. (But not as good.)
 
Plus I’m a Lola fanboy…

@Beau Skunky  
One of YMS’s points in the video was that the original Space Jam being bad isn’t a pass for the new one. I get that,but I don’t see the original as “bad” as much as a product of it’s time.  
Anyway,the new one is definitely inferior, and a victim of alot if modern cliches,but I don’t think it deserved a 1/10.  
Or maybe I’m just being overly positive lately because Revelation burned me so hard.

@DaddyMakesMeEUHH  
That will do.

@Dex Stewart  
What was your biggest problem with the movie btw? I’m curious.

@Cosmas-the-Explorer  
Bland music,not enough focus on Looney Tunes,boring villain,too much cgi towards the end,Lola recasted for no reason.  
For positives,LeBron James is actually a decent actor. His whole story,while cliched,is watchable. The 2d animation is nice to see,even if it isn’t as good as the original. The Goon squad is kinda dull,but they look cool.

@Dex Stewart  
@Dex Stewart  
@Dex Stewart  
I’m just tired of reviews blowing the movies’ flaws out of proportion. It’d be nice to see more reviews that talk about the positives of the movie because there are plenty. So far the only major channels not to bash on it for existing are Mangakamen and Andre/Black Nerd Comedy.
 
Both Space Jam Movies are essentially the same from when they start out in the beginning. I actually like how they included the Looney Tunes into Lebron’s childhood compared to the first. The Tunes themselves actually got a little more shine compared to the last movie, and I enjoyed the gags that were used here (Porky rapping may have been a little lame but it’s better than hearing him say he pissed himself at the sight of the Monstars). I thought Don Cheadle/Al G was a better villain than Swackhammer tbh, because he at least was an active antagonist and it was entertaining seeing him slowly meltdown as the tables were being turned on him. The only thing Swackhammer has going for him is being voiced by Danny Devito.
 
Could the music be better? Sure and they should’ve made a Space Jam Remix, at least “We Win” was pretty good. The pacing could’ve been tightened more, but the plot was easy to follow. I dunno why everyone else had trouble.
 
Lebron’s interactions with the Tunes felt a lot more genuine than MJ though as some people pointed out he was only given minimal lines in the original.
 
As for animation, I thought it was pretty good for the most part. My favorite portion would have to be Wonder Woman’s comicbook world and it’s kinda sad most folks overlook that. The CGI wasn’t too bad, Lola kinda got the short end but everyone else looked fantastic, Daffy especially.
 
 
@Red-Supernova  
It’s funny how Peter went from being an explorer to working at a law firm to being the weeb that no one wants to hang with.

@Salamenace  
Interesting.

I was never gonna watch Space jam legacy anyway because LeBron simps for communist dictatorships but I also recently watched the original and boy is it not as good as I remember, So why would the sequal be any great shakes?
 
Some childhood memories are better off not being revisited.

@Terminal Rex  
People remember it fondly because Michael Jordan is a genuine guy and a great basket ball player. When you look at LaBron, the media always tries to put him on that, like publicity shots of him reading (always the first page) a book and then his career he would fold pretty easy near the end and never take the winning shots. How often did LaBron make them? No idea. Jordan tried and failed and that’s what made his wins far more memorable.

My favorite part of the new Space Jam was the cameo from || Michael B Jordan.||

@Cyborg_pony  
What I did like about the original is the really sad but kinda stealthy character arc Michael goes through.
 
In real life, Michael’s Dad was murdered while walking through the park. Michael retired from basketball at the height of his career to play baseball, His father’s favourite sport. In the movie He’s mediocre at baseball but no one has the heart to tell him because he’s famous and they know it’s his way of mourning his father.
 
Over the movie he regains his confidence as a basketball player and accepts he’s a lousy baseball player. He realizes he’s been mourning his father the wrong way.
 
By the end of the movie, He’s ready to be himself again and go back to playing Basketball, The sport he loves.