They ruined Fatal Fury.


2014 and they’re still making teasers like this?
Oh look, they even have the Autobots. Stuington’s out of his god damned mind.
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Cue Marahute trying to save the hundreds of trains (and big fish no less) from falling down the waterfall.
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Unless he’s aiming for the very dark Spike Jonze version, like I said, not even books are sacred.
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Stuington is the same guy who thought it would be acceptable to give these characters guns no matter how old they are.
As if CG trains and Flash-animated ponies weren’t mind-blowing enough, now we have Dusty, Rattlesnake Jake, dozens of fan-made trains and giant fish out of water.
People like this.
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I love how we can barely see Anna at all.
Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 8. Expect a bonus ending when Yakko deliberately reminds you about it.






Overall: 5.6/5
-0.12/10. There were no extra villians to tackle and very little screen time available for their presence. What the hell is the point? All they could do were steal lines, follow the heroes, look at things and bury a bell the wrong way. Basically they’ve turned something interesting into something not only cringe-inducing but really boring. Godzilla witnessing the birth of Jesus and all, this may not be as heartbreaking as the Grinch video, but it surely is stupider and more confusing than the Thomas+Twilight Father Christmas video. Well, since I can’t seem to fit Yakko and Reese’s triple feature in, all we have to do is wait for the next Scooby-Doo crossover and see what hell truly is like. Happy now, Ben Vanneste? Happy fucking holidays to smart people everywhere.
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Pooh’s Adventures Little Drummer Boy Double Feature, part 7. Pooh and his friends get to do something, but that’s not saying much.
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