Let's try to discuss this film without acknowledging the elephant in the room.
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Kind of boring, I've always thought Rocko was good but overrated, but Static Cling lacked humor. Not awful by any means, but it felt a bit phoned in.
anyone who uses the term "overrated" in any capacity should be shot
Zim and Arnold mogged this movie and then Nick never did anything with it's other IP's ever again
Basically these.
I don't even hate this special, it just didn't have a lot to it. All of the "modern day" jokes have been done in like a million other things.
Damn near every property that comes back from the past always references the fricking Amazon drones but have you ever noticed that we DON'T actually have them? Why is that always what people consider a "modern" thing when it's not even really happening?
>film
it's a 45 minute special. Not a film.
As a taco the fact that everyone from the dub returned except for Rocío really bothered me
Yeah, getting Rocko back without his iconic nasally voice (Because his original va died) it's like getting a birthday party without cake
>without acknowledging the elephant in the room.
What are you talking about? I mean I don't know anything about this at all, bit I liked the show as a kid
Is there a new series?
>he doesn't know
I don’t know either to be fair. This was the one show my older teen/early twenties cousin baby sitters would watch with me so I always assumed it was cool but haven’t watched in ages.
The original series is all about how bizarre "Modern Life" has become and the hassle of trying to live in it, so I think the idea that Rocko finally accepts and acclimates to the weirdness of modern times is a good way to end things for the final piece of Rocko media. But I don't think it was executed well and I disagree with the apparent message at the end that ALL change is inherently good.
Why wasn't Hillenburg involved? I know he's dead, but the special was produced before his death, even though it came out in 2019. Joe Murray even said a lot of his favorite Rocko episodes were ones Hillenburg worked on
Because he was battling ALS at the time and focusing on SpongeBob until he became too sick to work
I love the fact they tried to get as close to the original style as possible. Down to doing the backgrounds on paper and making sure the character outlines look they were done with real pencil and pens
>people spend their friday night b***hing about trannies/woke shit/dei/whatever else they're offended about
There I saved you reading 500 posts.
YOU FOOL
YOU ACKNOWLEDGED THE ELEPHANT
YOU'VE MESSED WITH THE NATURAL ORDER
>without acknowledging the elephant in the room.
why, can't an elephant bathe in peace?
Rachel is the whole point of the movie. Rocko & Ed are static and clinging to the past
>misses the point completelly
many such cases
this was pure cancer frick those leftist homosexuals who ruined this
> Let's try to discuss this film without acknowledging the elephant in the room.
Aside from the troony shit? The movie basically scolded the audience for enjoying nostalgia, and pushed the mantra that "change is always good".
RML was always progressive, but not at these levels. Enter the Florpus was alot better.
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Hi I helped with Storyboards and Animation Clean-Up for this. It was my 3rd animation gig and it was a fricking nightmare.
Please ALWAYS discuss the Elephant in the Room.
Liz Velasco basically sabotaged the entire thing by recommending to the higher ups at Nick that Joe bring on a bunch of literal homosexuals from GLAAD to do DEI consultation. As a secondary, this was so Nick could get Brownie Points with the San Francisco Troon Mafia. Bur Primarily, this was done so Liz could stroke her ego and try to "escape" from Animation and "Children's Formats" (Spoiler, it didn't work and she hasn't done shit since.)
Joe did NOT want Ralph to be a fricking troony and was vocally upset that the homosexual's that Nick had put on Staff outnumbered the normal people who just wanted to make a fricking cartoon. Anyone who didn't bend the knee was ejected from the Project.
Because Ralph was Joe's fricking Self Insert he was basically crushed. After some extremely heavy editing
The Special (that was supposed to be 90 minutes) only ended up being about 45 mins. The extremely demoralized staff that was contracted by Joe himself basically pulled out as a team, whatever we didn't finish was outsourced to Yeson Entertainment.
The Original Story, For Ralph, focused on him feeling lost in "The Future". He had finished up his cartoons, and masterpiece sculpture. He was respected by those who recognized him for his +20 year old works, he still had the desire to create but lacked the tenacity of the young artist. Ralph was ALWAYS a Self Insert for how Joe was feeling about the direction of Rocko. Whether he was used to express his annoyance at the Animation Process, or Lament his desires to pursue Gallery Level Art, Ralph was never meant to be a mouthpiece for being queer.
Peter Wolfe was the homosexual character, and there was going to be a 5 minute thing about him being gay or a crossdresser or something.
Is there any other information regarding this posted anywhere or hinting at the troubled production or is it all kept hushed? Normally I wouldn't believe stuff posted here but this sounds fairly plausible.
I'm a bit skeptical, but if what you're saying is true I have questions.
Like specifically the nature and identity of this 'troon mafia.'
Again if true this is pretty damning.
I’m not gonna believe it until you elaborate with further proof.
Everything I’ve seen/read points in the direction of the whole thing being Joe’s original plans. I don’t see why he’d act so proud of it if he truly didn’t like it. He even has a character bio for Rachel on his website, something I don’t think he’d bother with if he was truly “crushed”, he’d just quietly sweep the special under the rug.
Post something substantially relevant to proving this is true.
I believe you because I hate trannies.
Good for you
I thought it was alright. Nothing spectacular but it was nice to revisit these characters again and it had a cute little message. Zim movie was much better though.
>the elephant in the room.
I believe Heffer is a steer, actually
I don't see an elephant in that room?