#Rock a doodle car chase movie
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#Rock a doodle car chase tv

#Rock a doodle car chase series

I think Pinky's 'Caddy' is a 1958 Cadillac Series 62 (loosley based on Elvis' pink Cadillac.)

#Rock a doodle car chase movie

You’re not actually solving the problem, and you come off like an insane person.See all comments about this movie and its vehicles Author Which to be fair, they were right about, but come on, this is like having a gaping stomach wound and decorating it with tinsel. And yes, the narration was added after the film was completed at the insistence of the studio, who expressed concern over the incoherent plot. MPAA concerns led to a number of bizarre edits, like using cel overlays to cover Goldie’s cleavage, or adding weird Lucky Charms doodads to the Duke’s spells to make them less spooky.

#Rock a doodle car chase tv

TV director Victor French, who was set to direct the live sequences, died just before production started, and Bluth had to step in despite never having directed live action before. In this case, Bluth was forced by budgeting issues to spread animation to three different studios. And part of that is their fault, seeing the art as more important than the finished product in many cases, and being unable to work well with studio figures, but a lot of is also the fault of things completely beyond their control. Not their talent, mind, which is prodigious, but their ability to get their projects produced and finished. Their ambition far outstrips their ability in many ways.

Released the same year as Star Trek 6, containing one of his greatest and hammiest performances. And as the Duke’s little sidekick, it’s Charles Nelson Reilly again, indulging in all the awful CNR quirks he so successfully restricted in All Dogs. Phil Harris plays Patou, and he sounds old and tired, and makes me miss him in The Jungle Book. The voice needs to be a Susan Egan or a Kathleen Turner for the character to work at all. Greene’s voice oozes charm, innocence, and kindness, all of which have to be concealed or gone entirely for the character to work properly. Ellen Greene, who really is a phenomenal actor in things like Little Shop of Horrors, Pushing Daisies, and her recent appearance on Hannibal, is badly miscast as the seductive showgirl Goldie. Patou: ( narration) And I still couldn’t tie my shoes!Īs for the supporting cast, perennial 80s nerd Eddie Deezen is the magpie, and I want to punch his voice in the face.

Patou: ( narration) Edmond had just told us to go to the theater. Patou : ( narration ) And so we went to the city, but when we got there, we couldn’t believe what we saw.Įdmond: It’s Chawnticwear! Patou: ( narration) And sure enough, it was Shanticlaire, and he’d become a big star! He literally talks over new plot points because he’s too busy repeating stuff we’ve JUST SEEN. In a desperate attempt to spackle over some of the worst cracks, there’s a constant narration by the dog, but that just makes it worse, because it was OBVIOUSLY inserted after the rest of the movie was finished. There’s no point, not one single point, where this plot makes the tiniest hint of sense. Look, I’ve been going on for over a page on my word processor now, and I could go for several pages more. Once there, they learn that he has gone on to fame and fortune as a massive music and film star going by the name of “The King”, complete with a black-dyed comb and a Tom Parker style agent. They are also looking for Chanticleer! Without his crowing, the sun hasn’t come up, and they need him to chase away this rain, before the flood drowns them all and the owls, emboldened by this eternal night, eat them! So with Edmond’s help, a senile dog, a selfish magpie, and a snooty rat set off for The City to find Chanticleer. Then all the other animals from the storybook come in on a raft. they’re easier to eat? Fortunately, Edmond gets his thumbless hands on a flashlight, which blasts the owl out of the room because. The Duke is upset that he yelled for Chanticleer, and turns him into a cartoon kitten because. He’s an idiot? But the Duke of Owls shows up instead! Hey! That’s not the cartoon bird he asked for! Although any cartoon bird at all is about infinity percent better than I expected, so well done, kid. He wants to go out and help prepare the farm, but he’s too little! During the storm, he runs to the window and yells for help from Chanticleer, because. He lives on a farm, and there’s a big storm a-comin’. That appears to be the end of a storybook that is being read to an EXTREMELY tiresome real live-action little boy named Edmond.