Too much damn work for a commercial ...

[quietprofanity]

I like the eyes, though.



Here's funnier stuff... I love Matt Gardner:
Fantastic Four: Doomsday
What I think is the funniest line: "Oh ... and I have goat legs!" You'll probably disagree, but it's a great cartoon, anyway.

X-Men: Phoenix Season
Not one of the better ones, but I always enjoy his version of Emma.

There's also this but ... I don't like it too much.
The Ultimate Orgy of Homosexuality (For the love of yaoi, NOT WORK SAFE!)
I would have liked the cartoon a lot better if they had taken the concept and then re-done it with new references. In other words, try to capture the humor of the original, which was sort of in guessing which pop culture reference was going to come up, than just taking the lyrics and replacing all the references to violence to references to sex* (and really clunky ones that don't flow, at that). I mean ... I was doing that with Christmas Carols in sixth grade. It's not like it's particularly ... difficult (HAH! I didn't say "hard") or clever.
That being said, the animation for that one is better than the original ... but it fails for me in the humor element.
But I don't know. What did you think of it?

* Okay, so they added in a few new references here and there, and those did make me laugh. (Particularly the Michael Moore/George W. Bush one) But a lot of it was lame, lame, lame.

Comments

[nerdtopian.livejournal.com]

That was disturbing, and yet amusing. It is almost a note-for-note remake, too, but I'm not sure it would be better with new references.

Is that you as a Simpsons character?

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

Eh well, to each their own.

And my hair doesn't look quite like that, but yeah.