http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwq6RYhKaPU

Just remember... Hanna Barbera has tons of these properties. Snooper and Blabber. Touche Turtle. Hokey Wolf. Jabberjaw. Huckleberry Hound. Kwicky Koala. Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har. And much, much more. We're not out of the woods, we're not.

This film isn't going to be any good unless Yogi Berra has a cameo.

Or unless Yogi tears someone apart for playing with Boo-Boo, but that's asking for a little much.

I can already see that this is gonna be one of those movies where everyone will automatically hate it even if they haven't seen it or it isn't that bad.

Still, I'm not to hopeful for this one. Part of me still refuses to accept that what I just saw was real and not a hoax.



Yeah but since most of the characters you mentioned aren't as well-known as Yogi we still have some hope.

A lot of people blame the success of Alvin and the Chipmunks for films like these. Probably it's going to be converted to 3D instead of actually shot in it. Yes, kids will go see it, but probably not going to see it in 3D, since people, according to an industry study, are paying more for the 2D option. I don't know why Marmaduke flopped, but in the wake of that film, Yogi might not do good at the box office. I was secretly expecting Marmaduke to be successful, but to my surprise, the film flopped. Will Yogi Bear have the same results, or will it be in between success and failure. I don't understand why people make cartoons into live action. Even at 8 years old, when I saw Inspector Gadget in the theater, I was seriously confused why they did it. With the Grinch movie, I became confused, too. How hard is it to make a cartoon for TV when the 3 major kids channels make live action teeny bopper shows? My life after the debut of High School Musical has seriously changed. No longer was I an innocent human being. I had to figure out how to bust my chops to make a cartoon. Believe me, I'm trying to push the format of the cartoon.

In defense of both the Flintstones and Scooby-Doo, those movies weren't too bad.

And the Scooby franchise has enjoyed a pretty cool renaissance ever since that first movie. Like a dozen DTV flicks that are way better than they have any right to be, three shows (even though the Shaggy and Scooby show really, really sucked), etc.

That said, I'm really not feeling that's going to happen here. Because, unlike Scooby-Doo, I can't see any way to turn Yogi Bear into a coherent narrative that lasts 90 minutes. Seriously, this guy was made for 5 minute cartoon shorts that are all virtually identical in what I'll generously refer to as "plot". Unless this is going to be about Yogi's Space Race, the Spruce Goose, or the Laff-A-Lympics, I don't see how a story can... exist here. At all.

My. Childhood. Is. Dead.

Coming soon to a theater near you: Foofur: The Movie.

(holy Christ, a cartoon too obscure to have a TV Tropes page? I've got to be kidding me.)

The Great Race is actually good. Most of the movies I've been putting up on this board are movies that not only I think will basically suck, but are 3D, too, not that I'm anti 3D, but when Hollywood rushes for a format perfected by Avatar resulting in 3D not so good, then the technology loses its novelty, and it makes me want to buy a regular new Mitsubushi LED HDTV with built in 18 speaker surround sound. Again, with every Avatar, there's 3 or more G-Forces. Clash of the Titans, Last Airbender, Cats and Dogs 2, and some others? Maybe.