Brazilian here. The cartoon was very popular over here in the late 80's and early 90's. So maybe they're trying to cater to adults who grew up in those times besides kids.
It's kind of what happened to Top Cat (Don Gato y su Pandilla) in Mexico. It was huge there in the 80's and 90s, not in small part due to the outstanding job the Spanish speaking actors (mostly Mexicans) did with the dubbing and localized a lot of the original dialogue. There was even a full length feature made with computer graphics that was released there a couple of years ago but never made it to US shores as far as I know.
The reason brazilians love PICA PAU is nostalgia and the fact that it's still airing on TV today. I grew up watching the reruns. Search for PICA PAU LOUCO it gets even better.
He may know how to speak Portuguese, but you wouldn't know it from the trailer. The few scenes where he's talking, his dialogue is clearly being dubbed. This appears to be a movie that was shot in English, then dubbed entirely into Portuguese. Which seems odd considering they have no intention of ever releasing this in the US. Why not just shoot the entire movie w/ a Brazilian cast?
This was actually shot in English and Dubbed in Portuguese. The main actor is Timothy Omundson, from shows like Supernatural, Psych, Sea Quest and The Live Action Voltron. Now I love Timothy Omundson so I will be watching this. The Trailer Premiered at Comic Con Brazil last year and is now gearing up for release. It will Premiere first in Brazil but it will get a world wide release, probably next year. One of my customers is from Brazil, I asked her why Woody is all of the sudden so popular in Brazil. She said something about him having some resemblance to one of the presidents of Brazil. I think she said it was Michel Temer. There are also a fuck ton of Pica Pau Memes and apparently Meme Culture is Huge in Brazil.
I'm Brazilian, reason he's memeable is nostalgia, Woody Woodpecker was one of the most popular cartoons here since like the 70s, even more than the likes of Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny, etc. Universal is just trying to exploit that with a shitty emoji-movie type film, like they did Smurfs.
There was a late 80s/early 90s reboot of "The Woody Woodpecker Show" that used to air on Fox Kids network alongside "Bobby's World" and "Peter Pan and the Pirates" weekday afternoons (I watched it when I was a kid). He was a mascot at Universal Studios theme parks.
The first few seconds of the trailer made me think it was going to start off as a horror film! I mean, the multiple cuts and pauses interceded by Woody's laugh was like how you'd shoot the intro to an Aliens trailer.
Sureal. I am from Brazil, but i had no idea this movie were made only for "down here". Fun Facts Pica also means Dick and Pau means Cock. The character was always popular around here, since the forties.
Just for some clarification now that the film is out in the US. What you guys saw here was the leaked trailer that just so happened to be in Brazilian. The actual movie itself, much like the other Universal features like Casper and Rocky & Bullwinkle, features an English cast and was made with a US audience in mind. I just finished watching it on Netflix (yes, it released on Netflix in tandem with the DVD release) and I have to say, it wasn't half bad. Yeah, it had some cringey jokes by Woody and most of them fell flat, but it stayed pretty true to the character. The only major gripe I had was the child actors. The one who played the main boy Tommy was fine, but his co-stars were some of the worst I've ever seen.
Man, i remember watching this as a little kid. So much nostalgia, man. I think my parents liked watching it, i think it has to do with the fact Woody is always having to outwit bigger characters or something. Also, that guy talking? That's Guilherme Briggs, the most beloved voice-actor over here. He is to Superman what Kevin Conroy is to Batman over here.
Not always. The early 1940's make Woody gone wild and crazy! In early 1944, Woody design is different and he's less crazy and less wild; so as the 1950's, up to 1970's.
yeah, much like you've already stated, in case of Don Gato y su Pandilla (Top Cat), they did a splendid job with the dub and also gave it a very Mexican flavor by using some of the Mexican slang and references to certain aspects in Mexican culture. Having the legendary and late Jorge Arvizu 'El TaTa' as Benito Bodoque (Benny The Ball) did not hurt either.
But, Top Cat: The Movie is a dub of Don Gato y su Pandilla: La Peculia, while Pica-Pau: O Filme is an international dub of that Woody Woodpecker movie.
I was introduced to Woody Woodpecker when I was VERY little. I had a huge DVD set of classic cartoons like Felix the Cat, Betty Boop, Popeye, the Three Stooges, and, of course, Woody Woodpecker. There were also many obscure ones, like a show where the Pied Piper told the audience fairy tales of fables in an animated format, and a licensed cartoon where dwarves create sunshine by giving people Borden milk. The Woody cartoons ranged from the classic buck tooth to the design we know today, and they were pretty good. I also watched a handful of "The New Woody Woodpecker Show", which was good as well. I only learned that Woody had a great following in Brazil a couple of months back, when I was looking up upcoming animated films and saw "Pica Pau: O Filme". I looked at it and saw a poster with the Woody design we see here. I looked more into it and saw that Brazil really, *REALLY* , liked Woody Woodpecker! The movie itself looks mediocre in my opinion, but I do hope it gets and English dub, given as many American and Canadian actors like Eric Bauza (Woody) and Mark Hamill (Buzz Buzzard in this film (gee, imagine just LOOKING at the design of him in this film.)) are slated to appear in the *Brazilian* version of the film.
I went on Netflix tonight and I saw this Woody Woodpecker movie was added to Netflix. I immediately thought of Double toasted and this video. PLEASE tell me you guys are doing a review of the actual movie soon. It would make my whole month. Thank you and stay toasty!
What's especially weird is that they have Timothy Omundson in this, and everybody is CLEARLY speaking English! Seriously, where TF is the English version of this?
Actually, this was produced by Universal 1440 Entertainment, the DTV movie division of Universal Pictures, with Timothy Omundson (Psych, Galavant) as the main human character and directed by the Inspector Gadhet 2 guy.
I actually love the Woody Woodpecker shorts from the 40s. A lot of those are clever and funny. This just looks like a Brazillian Alvin and the Chipmunks scenario. As in a major cash-in.
Hi! "Pica-pau" is what the bird "woodpecker" is called in Brazil. This cartoon has been very popular here since the 70s, and the character is still popular among kids. My 9-year-old son loves it!
This was always supposed to open in Brazil only. It was shot in Canada, in English and with American/ Canadian actors (and a famous Brazilian actress) to make it look like it's a hollywood blockbuster *with* a Brazilian starring in it, making it more appealing to the Brazilian audience. It's all just convoluted marketing lol. I'm curious to see if it will actually work.
But thankfully this is just a mind-numbing DTV movie that only got a theatrical release in Brazil as Pica-Pau: O Filme (Portuguese for Woody Woodpecker: The Movie).
I'm Brazilian and I'm 21 and grew up with Woody Woodpecker!! It's HUUUUUGE in Brazil as back in the day (and to this day I suppose) our free tv chennels are pretty limited and this was very very big as it was a father to son sorta cartoon "Hey! I watched this when I was your age!" was the kinda cartoons that we grew up with if you didn't have cable. So we didn't get it just now but we are still crazy about it :D
As a brazilian this is really weird, the character was famous but i don't see anyone going crazy over this right now. It's weird that they are sending it just to Brazil.
Hey, if this movie becomes a hit in Brazil... fuck it! Live-action/CG Chilly Willy movie; plus a crossover with the two just to get to the Walter Lantz Cinematic Universe. Universal originally wanted to capitalize their own shared universe with their monsters given DC and Marvel's respective success. But shit guys, your audience in Brazil needs a Woody Woodpecker Shared Universe. ...actually no Universal, please do not do that shit.
Yeah the actors are definitely not Brazilian. The one actor I from Judging Amy and Xena Warrior Princess. He Also played Carlton Lassiter on "Psych". He also played Cain on Supernatural
In the UK Woody Woodpecker in the 1980s was just as big a Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry and Daffy Duck because we used to get the reruns here. Woody Woodpecker kinda disappeared from the UK culturally because he didn't get the 1990s and 2000 shows like other characters that kept these characters relevant to different generations.
OMG this looks terrible. And I TOTALLY want to see it! If this does come to the USA, I want to see the screening you guys are at. That would make this whole dreadful experience worth it! Haha. THANK YOU for reviewing this.
Universal did, obviously. They're trying capitalize off Brazil's nostalgia for this character. They didn't make it a wide release because nobody cares about Woody Woodpecker in America.
Like Yoggy Bear? we don't care too. or like Ted, we don't give a fuck to Ted, only the porn-jokes make that move funny. And what's problem we like Woody? If "nobody cares in american" What's the point discuss this? Hipocrisy or hurt know we love something you unlike?
They should also check out the animated Top Cat movie that was made in Mexico years ago. It's no Pixar but the look and animation is not bad considering the budget they probably had to work with. For some reason, Top Cat (known in Mexico as 'Don Gato y su Pandilla') hit really big in Mexico back in the 80's and has remained somewhat popular to this day. Go figure.
This is being made for Brazil and is being filmed in Portuguese. There are currently no plans for this to be shown in North America. Yet, the male lead is Timothy Osmundson, an American actor? I'd like to say this doesn't make sense. Then again, what role does logic play in a live-action Woody Woodpecker flick?
I doubt this shit would sell tickets here in the US. Woody Woodpecker is nowhere near the same level of popularity as Bugs bunny and Mickey Mouse. It would be an instant flop.
Frankly, I doubt even Bugs Bunny could bring the big bugs at this point. And believe me, it hurts me to say that since I used to watch Looney Tunes when I was a kid.
I'm surprised they still make movies like this. It's as if someone pulled this thing straight out of 2002.
Or this was released between the late-2000's and early-2010's with Alvin and the Chipmunks, Yogi Bear and The Smurfs.
Brazilian here. The cartoon was very popular over here in the late 80's and early 90's. So maybe they're trying to cater to adults who grew up in those times besides kids.
Danklord1986 maybe Brazil does love birds? José Carioca I hear is still very popular, no?
No, Zé Carioca is not very popular. It used to be until the mid 80s.
It's kind of what happened to Top Cat (Don Gato y su Pandilla) in Mexico. It was huge there in the 80's and 90s, not in small part due to the outstanding job the Spanish speaking actors (mostly Mexicans) did with the dubbing and localized a lot of the original dialogue. There was even a full length feature made with computer graphics that was released there a couple of years ago but never made it to US shores as far as I know.
It was always popular. In the 80s and 90s, They always show him on Weekdays in the U.S.
The reason brazilians love PICA PAU is nostalgia and the fact that it's still airing on TV today. I grew up watching the reruns. Search for PICA PAU LOUCO it gets even better.
The guy in the trailer isn't a brazilian actor. He's Timothy Omundson. He was in the TV shows Psych and Galavant.
Alisha and Charm 21 You mean Portuguese.
He may know how to speak Portuguese, but you wouldn't know it from the trailer. The few scenes where he's talking, his dialogue is clearly being dubbed. This appears to be a movie that was shot in English, then dubbed entirely into Portuguese. Which seems odd considering they have no intention of ever releasing this in the US. Why not just shoot the entire movie w/ a Brazilian cast?
elbren THATS WHY HE SEEMED SO FAMILIAR, fucking love him in galavant
This was actually shot in English and Dubbed in Portuguese. The main actor is Timothy Omundson, from shows like Supernatural, Psych, Sea Quest and The Live Action Voltron. Now I love Timothy Omundson so I will be watching this. The Trailer Premiered at Comic Con Brazil last year and is now gearing up for release. It will Premiere first in Brazil but it will get a world wide release, probably next year. One of my customers is from Brazil, I asked her why Woody is all of the sudden so popular in Brazil. She said something about him having some resemblance to one of the presidents of Brazil. I think she said it was Michel Temer. There are also a fuck ton of Pica Pau Memes and apparently Meme Culture is Huge in Brazil.
they never do research. idiots just pick a story and make up the details lol
He was in Galavant! RIP Galavant :/
I'm Brazilian, reason he's memeable is nostalgia, Woody Woodpecker was one of the most popular cartoons here since like the 70s, even more than the likes of Tom and Jerry, Bugs Bunny, etc. Universal is just trying to exploit that with a shitty emoji-movie type film, like they did Smurfs.
I'm both frightened and excited at the same time.
Your profile speaks volume XD
There was a late 80s/early 90s reboot of "The Woody Woodpecker Show" that used to air on Fox Kids network alongside "Bobby's World" and "Peter Pan and the Pirates" weekday afternoons (I watched it when I was a kid). He was a mascot at Universal Studios theme parks.
The same one with the musical interstitials before commercial breaks?
The Froyuken Files here's a link to the show's intro th-cam.com/video/1G0ZGqEqPVc/w-d-xo.html
Yep, that's the one I was thinking of! Had to be my first exposure to the character back when I was 3 and caught it on the early mornings.
The first few seconds of the trailer made me think it was going to start off as a horror film! I mean, the multiple cuts and pauses interceded by Woody's laugh was like how you'd shoot the intro to an Aliens trailer.
Sureal. I am from Brazil, but i had no idea this movie were made only for "down here".
Fun Facts
Pica also means Dick and Pau means Cock. The character was always popular around here, since the forties.
Macaco Malandro yeah. Same with "wood" and "pecker"
Good thing Pikachu is not picachu
I grow up watching Pica Pau, but yeah...this is shit.
It wasn't, I saw the English trailer like a year or two ago. But they couldn't sell it to an international distributor, only a Brazilian distributor.
Woody Woodpecker is huge in Brazil, just like Top Cat is huge in Mexico
We Americans had the terrible flood at Texas, and Brazil has a live action Woody Woodpecker movie. 2017 is a Terrible year for everyone😭
This is both terrifying and kind of impressive
Just for some clarification now that the film is out in the US. What you guys saw here was the leaked trailer that just so happened to be in Brazilian. The actual movie itself, much like the other Universal features like Casper and Rocky & Bullwinkle, features an English cast and was made with a US audience in mind.
I just finished watching it on Netflix (yes, it released on Netflix in tandem with the DVD release) and I have to say, it wasn't half bad. Yeah, it had some cringey jokes by Woody and most of them fell flat, but it stayed pretty true to the character. The only major gripe I had was the child actors. The one who played the main boy Tommy was fine, but his co-stars were some of the worst I've ever seen.
Man, i remember watching this as a little kid. So much nostalgia, man. I think my parents liked watching it, i think it has to do with the fact Woody is always having to outwit bigger characters or something. Also, that guy talking? That's Guilherme Briggs, the most beloved voice-actor over here. He is to Superman what Kevin Conroy is to Batman over here.
Woody Woodpecker was always crazy
Oh yes he was!
Not always. The early 1940's make Woody gone wild and crazy! In early 1944, Woody design is different and he's less crazy and less wild; so as the 1950's, up to 1970's.
@@durece100He's even more crazy and wild in 1944, at first he was just demented, by the mid-late 40s he was more violent
Top Cat got the same treatment in Mexico. It usually has to do with good dubs and culture jokes on those cartoons that bring fans and followers.
yeah, much like you've already stated, in case of Don Gato y su Pandilla (Top Cat), they did a splendid job with the dub and also gave it a very Mexican flavor by using some of the Mexican slang and references to certain aspects in Mexican culture. Having the legendary and late Jorge Arvizu 'El TaTa' as Benito Bodoque (Benny The Ball) did not hurt either.
But, Top Cat: The Movie is a dub of Don Gato y su Pandilla: La Peculia, while Pica-Pau: O Filme is an international dub of that Woody Woodpecker movie.
4:36
If the trailer was presented like that as a horror movie, with that music and everything, I would actually be interested in watching this movie.
Is that Lassiter from psych?
Michael Blue Yeah looks like it.
Michael Blue Yup that's Lassi before he had his stroke
CaptainTalon448 Stroke?!
CaptainTalon448 I'm pretty sure this movie is what caused his stroke
Speedy Gonzalez Unfortunately that is true and the reason he won't be in the Psych movie this December
I was introduced to Woody Woodpecker when I was VERY little. I had a huge DVD set of classic cartoons like Felix the Cat, Betty Boop, Popeye, the Three Stooges, and, of course, Woody Woodpecker. There were also many obscure ones, like a show where the Pied Piper told the audience fairy tales of fables in an animated format, and a licensed cartoon where dwarves create sunshine by giving people Borden milk. The Woody cartoons ranged from the classic buck tooth to the design we know today, and they were pretty good. I also watched a handful of "The New Woody Woodpecker Show", which was good as well. I only learned that Woody had a great following in Brazil a couple of months back, when I was looking up upcoming animated films and saw "Pica Pau: O Filme". I looked at it and saw a poster with the Woody design we see here. I looked more into it and saw that Brazil really, *REALLY* , liked Woody Woodpecker! The movie itself looks mediocre in my opinion, but I do hope it gets and English dub, given as many American and Canadian actors like Eric Bauza (Woody) and Mark Hamill (Buzz Buzzard in this film (gee, imagine just LOOKING at the design of him in this film.)) are slated to appear in the *Brazilian* version of the film.
The horror edit of the trailer gave me a really good laugh especially how hilariously horrifying woody woodpecker can be
Doesn't Lassiter have better things to do like be Santa Barbara's Chief of Police?
CaptainTalon448 anybody who's a fan of psych is a friend of mine lol #lassie
No mentioning of the fact that Timothy Omundson from Psych is in this movie for some reason?
Korey obviously did as little research as possible. All the info he had and guessed came from one article.
"I ain't going to jail over this bird."
It's on Netflix now.
In English.
Review it.
*internal screaming hearing chairman of the board*
The Woody Woodpecker? I LOVE The Woody Woodpecker!
I went on Netflix tonight and I saw this Woody Woodpecker movie was added to Netflix. I immediately thought of Double toasted and this video. PLEASE tell me you guys are doing a review of the actual movie soon. It would make my whole month. Thank you and stay toasty!
This shit is hilarious.
Don't make yourself high!
I agree
Still waiting for this review🙏🏼
What's especially weird is that they have Timothy Omundson in this, and everybody is CLEARLY speaking English! Seriously, where TF is the English version of this?
Its odd how other countries get US stuff before we do.
Nickelodeon shows some of their cartoons at least a month beforehand in Colombia.
endplanets it's cus you guys have strict rating systems
He has been around since the 70's in South America, he aint that much of a deal here in Ecuador, also we know him as "El Pajaro Loco"
Actually, this was produced by Universal 1440 Entertainment, the DTV movie division of Universal Pictures, with Timothy Omundson (Psych, Galavant) as the main human character and directed by the Inspector Gadhet 2 guy.
Timothy Omundson is not Brazilian.
A nightmare on wood street
WEIRD ASS VIDEO TITLE IM DEAD
loved the movie was one of my favourite cartoons growing up :0
I actually love the Woody Woodpecker shorts from the 40s. A lot of those are clever and funny. This just looks like a Brazillian Alvin and the Chipmunks scenario. As in a major cash-in.
Kind of surprised they didnt also add the Marvin Martian and Eddie Murphy Hong Kong Phooey part at the end.
The cast is from USA, with the exception of one actress, that actually came from Brazil.
Hi! "Pica-pau" is what the bird "woodpecker" is called in Brazil. This cartoon has been very popular here since the 70s, and the character is still popular among kids. My 9-year-old son loves it!
This was always supposed to open in Brazil only. It was shot in Canada, in English and with American/ Canadian actors (and a famous Brazilian actress) to make it look like it's a hollywood blockbuster *with* a Brazilian starring in it, making it more appealing to the Brazilian audience. It's all just convoluted marketing lol. I'm curious to see if it will actually work.
kaatyblue they'll probably put it out straight to DVD in the us
Are you actually fucking kidding me?!
Looks like Universal had the good sense to send this direct-to-video in the United States. I just saw an ad for the U.S. Blu-Ray release.
Definitely need to see this while drunk! Lol
But thankfully this is just a mind-numbing DTV movie that only got a theatrical release in Brazil as Pica-Pau: O Filme (Portuguese for Woody Woodpecker: The Movie).
Its an American/Canadian production. For some reason its being released in Brazil though lmao. I'm confused but the film was shot in english.
GOOD FOR NOTHING RASCAL It's not only being released in Brazil.
Really? Interesting. I only see the Brazil release on Wikipedia. Either way the way this is being put out is bizarre
Maybe do a Dr Dolittle universe with yogi bear and woody making appearances
those aren't Brazilian actors, that's Lassiter from the tv series Psych.
It was made for our viewing pleasure on Netflix of all things.
Kill me cause i liked Woody. This movie is the worst.
I'm Brazilian and I'm 21 and grew up with Woody Woodpecker!! It's HUUUUUGE in Brazil as back in the day (and to this day I suppose) our free tv chennels are pretty limited and this was very very big as it was a father to son sorta cartoon "Hey! I watched this when I was your age!" was the kinda cartoons that we grew up with if you didn't have cable. So we didn't get it just now but we are still crazy about it :D
Also Pica-pau translates to Woodpecker in case any of you were wondering. There's no Woody in the name he's just known as "The Woodpecker" over here
They should have dizzy Gillespies "grooving high" on the soundtrack the hook was literally made from his laugh and it's an iconic bebop song
As a brazilian this is really weird, the character was famous but i don't see anyone going crazy over this right now. It's weird that they are sending it just to Brazil.
Lesson learned... cocaine is one helluva drug.
I expect some 4chan, reddit or TH-cam memes of this movie soon when it comes out here in America.
Hey, if this movie becomes a hit in Brazil... fuck it! Live-action/CG Chilly Willy movie; plus a crossover with the two just to get to the Walter Lantz Cinematic Universe.
Universal originally wanted to capitalize their own shared universe with their monsters given DC and Marvel's respective success. But shit guys, your audience in Brazil needs a Woody Woodpecker Shared Universe.
...actually no Universal, please do not do that shit.
Korey + Hector watching and reviewing this together would be awesome
Yeah the actors are definitely not Brazilian. The one actor I from Judging Amy and Xena Warrior Princess. He Also played Carlton Lassiter on "Psych". He also played Cain on Supernatural
More terrifying than Pennywise.
That laugh and that pecking animation and sound is pretty iconic though.
In the UK Woody Woodpecker in the 1980s was just as big a Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry and Daffy Duck because we used to get the reruns here. Woody Woodpecker kinda disappeared from the UK culturally because he didn't get the 1990s and 2000 shows like other characters that kept these characters relevant to different generations.
that actor in it is american. he was in the TV show Psych. his name is Timothy Omundson.
I used to watch this show as a kid, this movie when it comes out will bomb big time, it's going to be funny as hell!
Now who the hell was asking for a Woody Wood Pecker movie?
Thank america for doing this movie for us Brasilians whose love this cartoon..
I'm still mad the Popeye movie got cancelled for Emoji movie
Oh man. The movie is on Netflix now and man I hope they do a drunk review on this shit. It has a lot of what Korey hates in animated movies and more
HOLY TOLEDO! THAT'S LASSIE! Timothy Omundson who plays Carlton Lassiter from PSYCH is in this! We have to get a freaking US release XD
OMG this looks terrible. And I TOTALLY want to see it! If this does come to the USA, I want to see the screening you guys are at. That would make this whole dreadful experience worth it! Haha. THANK YOU for reviewing this.
Man I loved Woody Woodpecker when I was a kid. That's just weird. lol
Maybe Woody Woodpecker was more successful here because the character is a mean, smart-ass troll, and Brazilians can relate to that
This movie was filmed in Canada, and on April 1 or 8th it’ll be straight to DVD. You’re welcome.
I saw some copies for sale at my local supermarket. Almost bought them just so I could burn the pile in my backyard.
Why I'm just now hearing about this movie and who thought this was an good idea?😂😂
Universal did, obviously. They're trying capitalize off Brazil's nostalgia for this character. They didn't make it a wide release because nobody cares about Woody Woodpecker in America.
Like Yoggy Bear? we don't care too. or like Ted, we don't give a fuck to Ted, only the porn-jokes make that move funny. And what's problem we like Woody? If "nobody cares in american" What's the point discuss this? Hipocrisy or hurt know we love something you unlike?
nothing nothing if it comes out on 420,I’m going to get high on Taco Bell while watching this and big mouth season 2 back to back on Netflix
Its like how the Top Cat movie was mainly for Mexico.
The dude in the trailer was the cop on Psych. This was obviously an American movie that they're not releasing here.
I live in Peru and my theater has been playing this trailer for 3 months. Im surprised you didnt knew this existed.
I now officially am scared of Woody Woodpecker.
What happened to the cat or Sally or Buzz, or the other characters?
Actually, this is a Canadian-American production. This was the Brazilian trailer that leaked.
It is dubbed in Portuguese because at 9:21 that dude is Lassiter on Psych
Hold up Toasties, I thought I saw a recurring Canadian actor from CW show Supernatural... so a direct to video English release?
co host would love this movie lol
00:02 what????😂😂😂😂😂😂
Chairman of the board apparantly came out in 1998
They should also check out the animated Top Cat movie that was made in Mexico years ago. It's no Pixar but the look and animation is not bad considering the budget they probably had to work with. For some reason, Top Cat (known in Mexico as 'Don Gato y su Pandilla') hit really big in Mexico back in the 80's and has remained somewhat popular to this day. Go figure.
y'all have to review "bodied" the battle rap movie trailer.
Isn't that the actor from Galavant???
Apparently (or rather unfortunately) there seems to be a official English dub in the works.
The man in the trailer is named Timothy Omundson an american actor. I'm confused.
I mean we got some of that in Son of the Mask (2005) lol.....but then again, nobody saw that anyway,.............
This is something you'd expect in 2003
the CG looks pretty good though!
Pica pau is woodpecker in porteguese
All of those actors/ actress are speaking English. It is dubbed. The father is the guy who played Detective Lassitor on Psych.
This is being made for Brazil and is being filmed in Portuguese. There are currently no plans for this to be shown in North America. Yet, the male lead is Timothy Osmundson, an American actor? I'd like to say this doesn't make sense. Then again, what role does logic play in a live-action Woody Woodpecker flick?
What is Santa Barbara’s finest police detective doing in Brazil?
I don't know, but Shawn and Juliet need to get him out of there, quick!
Do the movie review pleaaasse
I always knew the Kansas mascot was up to something
This calls for some molly
I doubt this shit would sell tickets here in the US. Woody Woodpecker is nowhere near the same level of popularity as Bugs bunny and Mickey Mouse. It would be an instant flop.
Red Robot King 7 "Whatever" yourself. I know what I'm talking about.
MuckDogg You're not wrong , I almost forgot about him until this video reminded me of him xD
Frankly, I doubt even Bugs Bunny could bring the big bugs at this point. And believe me, it hurts me to say that since I used to watch Looney Tunes when I was a kid.
if it turns out successful they'd probably remake an English movie
yakuza01 People are still waiting for a Space Jam 2.
I actually want to see this
Why :/
Woody is one of my favorite all time characters. For years I've wanted Woody back on the big screen...
BUT NOT LIKE THIS!!
I agree
I know I couldn't have, but I swear I remember seeing this trailer when I was younger back in like '05...
The fuck?
fun to watch
This is surreal