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this video is so damn good. i didnt know there was a fucking cartoon and im enamored by it. this is like if they made Longlegs Babies and longlegs was a wacky sidekick

Its like this video was everything Ive been searching for for years

I only know about the Wazoo bar cause of YungJunko's Halloween videos, now in intrigued.

Lots of great research here, thanks! A couple of nitpicks: 1. Unless I missed something, Howard Ashman is only credited here as the director of the original off-Broadway production of the musical; of course he also wrote the book and lyrics for the show. And he did the screen adaptation as well. It's impossible to overstate his brilliant contribution to Little Shop, the musical. 2. Ellen Greene never played Audrey on Broadway (the show didn't reach Broadway until a revival in 2003).

Try not even expirencing it! I've always seen the commericals on nickeloden and seen people eat it in the cafetieria in elementry school. My parents never bought it for me and it always looked so good! When I heard it discontintued ive tried to find it and couldn't, what a tradgedy.

This was so cool and funny ahahah especially the mother 🤣♥️

Wazoo bar #1

love it

Masterpiece

My family laughed at me and thought I was making it up

“Orin Schrivello is replaced with a bully named Pain Driller.” Drilling the cringe right into my head with that name, oww

I will always prefer a sincerely played Audrey to one that just speaks every single line in the most exaggerated way possible. I get Little Shop is a dark comedy, but 98% of the time, her role definitely airs on the “Dark” side of that dynamic. She really is this story’s heart and there’s no faster way to kill my interest in a production than reducing her to a dumb blonde stereotype. Ellen is great because despite her put on voice, the emotions still come through. Tell that to every actress doing a screeching impression of her.

When you ask your teen to explain their brain rot 😂

In 2016 I found what must've been the LAST wazoo bar in existence at a very small quick stop shown the street. There was only one, the expiration date was 2012 I believe. The wrapper was faded, I bought it and I took a bite and it was exactly what you'd expect an expired wazoo bar to taste like.

The only thing I don't like about the alternate ending is how do the plants get so big? I mean that's a lot of blood and bodies.

When I get to heaven, I'm gonna eat a Wazoo candy bar that's nine miles long.

:) ur cool nice animation

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I bought four retail boxes of these things for pretty cheap and rationed them out for a good while after they were gone. I still remember the sadness of opening that last one.

It sucks i never got to try one

dont apply politically correct 2024 politics to the past

Great video! Deserves way more attention!

We are currently doing the little shop of horrors in our local theatre group . It is such a fun show to be involved in ❤

It's weird how the flower eater is the grumpy old man in Gremlins.

I GYAAAAT something in my eye

In all honesty, I actually like Little Shop and I feel that it's severely over hated. I will say, not all the music is great, but it's still a fun watch. Also it did annoy me a bit to see you think it was in the same timeline with the 1986 musical/ constantly compare it to that film, because it's based off the 1960 movie due to it being public domain, but this video was still a fun watch and pretty informative.

I do love the debate over what the "right" ending was for the movie-musical version. On the one hand, the original ending fits the themes of the story and was shot so spectacularly that it's impossible not to love it for all of that...but at the same time this version of Seymour is just generally more sympathetic than he is in the stage version. I mean, he's still sympathetic on stage, but you get more of a premonition that he's dooming himself and his loved ones, he plays a more active role in Mushnik's death, and he even gets to go down fighting, whereas the original theatrical cut has a more passive, thoroughly likable Seymour who gets a prolonged, really terrifying death to dwell on, which is a tough ask for your audience after giving them a chance to get to like the guy over the course of the movie. It's part of the movie's legend, though; not many films can generate a real conversation over a creative choice like that!

So, I begged my mom to get them when I was a kid. The only place she found them was online and we got them shipped. I live in Texas so I'm wondering if anyone else had them shipped. I'm upset about these and Yogos being taken away since I really liked fruity yogurt candies and nothing else seems to come close to that kind of taste.

honestly, hot take, I prefer the bad ending. it may just be because Im also a Sweeney Todd fan and am a sucker for tragedy and metaphors for anti capitalism stuff but idk

Love this documentary, especially once we got to outer space. I'm over 68% satisfied! Great job

I thought I was experiencing a Mandela effect! 😅 I hadn’t seen the movie in decades and was like.. WTF! I like the happy ending 🤷🏻‍♂️

This was wonderful! I was 9 when I saw this in the theater and its been a favorite ever since! You really did a great job on this little documentary!

I have been hearing they where going to remake the movie will it be good no clue. But if it's not good than we still have the original