Stop! Now drinks in the awesomeness of this ad. Smurfs and Snorks interacting. Gummi Bears hanging with Chipunks and Punky Brewster. A Bruce Springsteen reference! Oh and NBC robots. That just scratches the wonderfullness of this work of beauty. Why is this not in a museum?
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Sean Hartter: Thanks, but I think ANY other art besides the VHS art would be an improvement! I have fond memories of...
Daniel Th1rte3n: Awesome review! And take it from me, no one wore shirts in the 80′s.. Daniel Th1rte3n: Wow..I too remember this, yet have never seen it…is this some sort of weird psychological...
The Retroist: Quick search on YouTube and I got my lunch time entertainment. The problem with modern cartoons? Too... Daniel Th1rte3n: @The Retroist I agree! Sean’s art is what I imagine the cover of a Criterion release of...
mwentworth: I enjoyed Phantom Menace thoroughly when it came out; I am a small minority who was more put off by the... mwentworth: My Daughter, at 4 1/2 years old, LOVED Darth Maul. I mean it was like she had a crush on him. I should...
Doug: I accidentally got this film thinking it was Shock Waves. There is a version without the nudity. I actually...
ShadowWing Tronix: I remember it was released in syndication as part of “The Groovie Goolies and... The Retroist: I think Sean’s poster would make for a better cover for the film.
The ONLY one of those cartoons I watched was Spiderman. Hated Punky Brewster as a live action show, the Snorks were torture to watch, and I didn’t see the point of watching Mr. T. It seem like a bastardization of the A-Team.. which I LOVED! Nice post! I’m going to have to look through some of my old comic books now.
Cheers!