Please support the Kickstarter and get this over 30 year old TV special made and released with the actors voices. www.kickstarter.com/projects/202...

Don't you find it peculiar that in Gravity Falls there's a character named Kryptos that looks kind of like Crypto Currency?

Early Shrek script/outline and notes from an early 1996 version of the movie was found and was put on Internet Archive. Thanks to @shrekhistory.bsky.social for finding this. archive.org/details/shre...

Apparently there's a Pac-Man movie being made by the director of "It Ends with Us" Justin Baldoni but the production is put on pause do to some kind of lawsuit with the director so we might have to wait a while. I don't know, What do you think?

According to this interview (35:42), There were plans for a PICO movie based on the Newgrounds mascot character of the same name some time years ago. Creator and founder of Newgrounds has mentioned that there was a script made and will release it someday. t.co/DYNCE8J6lm

Disney Veterans John Musker and Ron Clements wanted to pitch the film to Disney at one point but was scrapped due to Spielberg already obtaining the rights, There version of the film would have been like Snow White, but a 7-year-old girl and with dinosaurs in place of dwarfs.

This is a unknown CGI animation test also from Warner Bros. Feature Animation found on the same reel. Scorce: vimeo.com/326778432

A early CGI animation test for Quest for Camelot that was found on the same reel. Scorce: vimeo.com/326778432

A Early CGI animation test of The Iron Giant from 1996, When it was a Pete Townshend Rock Opera musical, Before the film was revamped by Brad Bird to the film that we know and love. (Part 2) Scorce: vimeo.com/326778432

A Early CGI animation test of The Iron Giant from 1995, When it was a Pete Townshend Rock Opera musical, Before the film was revamped by Brad Bird to the film that we know and love. (Part 1) Scorce: vimeo.com/326778432

No Kings #NoKingsDay

Who remembers this as a kid?

!New Speculated Discovery! I looked up the word Crazy Dog by Amblimation but found little to nothing but what I just posted. Then I looked up the word Crazy Dog without Amblimation and found out about a Native American story so I assume this film would be based around that?

In the background of this picture of Steven Spielberg with Phil Nibbelink and Simon Wells is concept art for a unmade Amblimation film seemingly titled Crazy Dog and it has images of Native American boy and girl, Any one know about what this is?

Did you know: The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald series was going to have more then 6 episode but ended due to there long and expensive production and diminishing sales over the years, As well as other internal struggles at Klasky Csupo.

Apparently in the early 90s and the late 2000s Seltzer and Friedberg (known for Disaster Movie and Meet the Spartans and many other bad spoof movies) made a script for a Looney Tunes movie for Ivan Reitman but it never materialized. (Personally, I'm glad and can live with that)

Did you know that George Lucas wanted to show the Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century shorts in front of prints of Star Wars: A New Hope but he couldn't do so due to legal reasons.

A layout art for a unmade Looney Tunes short titled "What's Hip, Doc?" aka "Bugs vs. The PETA Model". It would have been about Bugs being saved from Elmer by a supermodel from PETA with an anti-fur stance that is not completely decided on. This short would have put PETA in a negative light.

This is a animation pencil test for the unreleased 2000s Looney Tunes short titled "Reaper Madness". It would have been about Granny going shopping while the Grim Reaper tries to kill her. Scorce: youtube.com/@grogmovies715

Fun Fact, This film released 30 years ago. I do have some fun facts about it but I might release them with increments over time this year or the next few months.

Hey, Just to ask, Did anyone own these comic books at all as a kid? I kept seeing ads for them on TV but you never hear about anyone owning one. They have been making them since the 90s and apparently they are still making newer ones today if the bottom two are any proof.

Quest for Camelot posters in this background of a season two episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. WOW! They were really banking on this film being a hit weren't they?

I can't believe this was on this animation, No wonder this movie never came to America... I think... Did it?

Interesting.

Did you know that apparently the game CrazyTaxi was originally a Goofy title in 1996 but was canceled and reworked into Crazy Taxi in 1998.

The Cartoon Wall of Shame!!!

Spongebob Guess stars that passed away. All 10 of them. I know there's more but there wasen't enough space.

In the background of this picture of Steven Spielberg with Phil Nibbelink and Simon Wells is concept art for a unmade Amblimation film seemingly titled Crazy Dog and it has images of Native American boy and girl, Any one know about what this is?

I remember all of these, but why is Yu Gi Oh shown twice on the schedule? Did they not have anything for the 11:00am slot?

YAY! GOOD!

Over 40 years of cool, fascinating TV animation.

Concept art for the scrapped Brad Bird pitch for an animated adaptation of The Spirit from 1984.

All Set for easter.

M&M's Preparing for Easter.

Did you know that there were plans for animated shows based on Rare Games such as Banjo Kazooie, Perfect Dark and Jet Force Gemini in 2007 by 4Kids, they were scrapped when 4Kids Entertainment went bankrupted and the only show that came from this deal was Viva Piñata.

This is a pilot to a scrapped Will Vinton pitch from 1998 titled Klay's TV, It seems to be a spoof sketch comedy series in a similar vane to Robot Chicken 7 years before it. ⚠️Content Warning⚠️ Offensive Content www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Pc7...

Where's that report Gumball?

Apparently there is a animation test of this special made by Cookie Jar, but it was overturned and the animation was given to Crest Animation (The studio that made the Swan Princess and Alpha and Omega). Is there any footage of it out there and if so, Can you find it?

Say Happy Birthday to a dear old friend of mine.

I have a friend with a Animation Demo Reel and it looks decently good.

I just now found out about this movie and... I wish I didn't right now, I also wish I knew better knowing that @saberspark.bsky.social reviewed this which is how I found out about it, Seeing that he reviews sexual crap like this. Biggest life regret I have made so far.

This is early concept art for the scrapped/canceled early Garbage Pail Kids Cartoon. They looked more like the Cabbage Patch Kids in parody form but due to the lawsuit they were changed. Not that it mattered much anyway because it was canceled after airing one episode.

The Top: The casual people seeing Crypto and NFTs The Bottom: The people who jest wants to exploit it but doesn't really care about how it works.

It was stated that at the time Freddie as F.R.O.7 (also known as Freddie the Frog) was seen as the lowest grossing animated film at the time grossing only $1.5 million world wide on a $18 million budget. The film also had extended media coverage according to Wikipedia.

Concept art from the documentary ClayDream showing two unused characters that are not colored in, One under a shower and one back flipping off on a high dive. These were possibly two unused ideas for a brown and orange M&M before they existed.

Hey, Remember when Arby's had a Oven Mitt mascot that was just the Hamburger Helper mascot but was scary and annoying and had no fingers? Cool me nether.

I always wondered how the developers of these games got to make these games.

Hmmm, Interesting. Well people eat hotdogs and White Castle so this is normal.