Heck No Pooh's Adventures

Pooh’s Adventures of Tex Avery: Who Killed Who?, part 2. Sacrilege, isn’t it?

• 0:14 “You” can mean “all of you”, you know.
• 0:35 Go away, Pooh. You only made me laugh in your newest movie.
• 0:38 Another running gag I hate - those “small problems” are really bees, and the problems aren’t just supposed to be his.
• 0:42 Does this guy even know the meaning of the word “humour”?
• 0:53 I’m pretty sure someone would be laughing at how bad the spelling is.
• 1:03 It’s Perry, you illiterate.
• 1:13 Thanks for reminding us what that gun really was…
• 1:39 [link]
• 1:46 Come on, Pinkie, you’re MUCH cartoonier than that.
• 2:20 *insert clip with subtitle saying “Oh yes it is” here*
• 2:37 Good thing this joke isn’t interrupted, otherwise I’d have a similar experience to when Chrome’s Flash player lagged.
• 2:46 Just imagine if this was a Berenstein Bears’ Adventure instead.
• 3:10 Suspense just isn’t suspense when you don’t shut up.
• 3:32 Bandicam watermark cameo.
• 3:36 Trainboy’s use of the zip sound was more thought out than this!
• 3:42 Wouldn’t it be at least better to sutitle “I” with “you”? Or just cut out everything that comes after “Uh, *name*?”
• 4:12 Not the jerky recording again!
• 4:23 And stay down there.
• 4:33 Think about this - a portly dog man fell down a trap door only a wink wider than him, and a fucking train fell down the same hole.
• 4:45 You fools don’t know Tex Avery logic.
• 5:03 Thanks for the heads up, Thomas…
• 5:09 Try to imagine a train riding up and down those stairs at the same speed.
• 5:25 Captured the murder? Since when did you bring cameras?

• Audience stupidity: 
• Killjoys: 
• Trainfaggotry: 
• Grammatical errors: 
• The speed of Tex rolling in his grave: 

Overall: 7/5

-0.4/10. Further proof that not everything is better with ponies. I would ask this guy if he laughed at the cartoon before he watched it, and if his videos are meant to be funny at all, but the bitch blocked me. I just hope he reads this Tumblr post and realises what a mistake he made ruining classic comedy and dead-on satire. Any scene that was intended to be speechless is butchered by unnecessary subtitles, every line of dialogue is an answer, and jokes are explained and not train logic. Is this was we’ve all come to? Failing to understand what made Tex Avery such a legend and mashing it up with cartoons that avoid his kind of logic, and having people find the outcome funny? What’s next, Pooh’s Adventures of Roger Rabbit?

Oh, I already mentioned that one, didn’t I?

Comments:

• “0:34 To requote that guy in the Godzilla movie: "That’s a lot of guns!”“
• "That was awesome!”

Awesome my ass.