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The Worst Live-Action Versions of Cartoon Classics

Favorite cartoons, be them TV series, movies or comics are sacred ground. To soil a perfectly wonderful cartoon is to tramp around on childhood memories. And who else can we depend on to beat a dead horse? Hollywood.

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  • lincutious

    Woe is me if Shaymalan does Avatar: The Last Airbender. I found them recently Via netflix, they have the first season on streaming. IMHO by far the best written animation series I have yet to see. I probably shouldn’t say this but I’ve cried a couple times while watching this awesome series. Riveting, funny, and well written. There is no way he could improve on the original, really.

  • dennitzio

    Perhaps it’d be easier to come up with a list of ones that are remotely watchable.

  • William Figueroa

    I also fear The Last Airbender is going to be on this list. :(

  • beckie66

    I think the Alvin and the Chipmunks movie is very cute and rewatchable. I have yet to see ‘The Squeakquel’ – I am on the wait-list at my local library.

  • meoby

    speed racer enought said

  • http://yerpalal.wordpress.com yerpalal

    Nice list, but woefully incomplete.

    Three words:

    Howard the Duck

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