I wish I didn't hear that about 'Road To El Dorado', because I love that movie - I bought it as soon it came to DVD and watched 'n' laughed to it so many times... it has not aged yet. Though I'm glad it became a favorite later on. To me, RTED is up there with The Emperors New Groove = both being Adventure movies :)
@@FilmmakeroftheFuture - I'm not sure what you mean by that. To me history is history no matter where it's depicted whether good, bad, or ugly... it's worth learning even thru an animation that tries not to shock children and family viewing alike.
I feel the same, this was the golden age Dreamworks animation, it really breaks my heart to know they had such great expectations for it and then the movie bombed. Can you even imagine Tulie, Miguel and Chel going on an adventure on mythical cities in Asia or Africa.
There's an entire Croods 2 we didn't get before we got A New Age since the Chris Sanders draft got canned from when the company purchase occured, I'd gotten to interview a guy who worked on it and its rather interesting, considering we have animation tests, some storyboards and names/plots of scrapped characters who'd become The Bettermans.
@@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario No, I'll get the interview i had done with Ryan Savas: Me: I know the father of the pre!Bettermans was named Duuug, do you remember what his wife and daughter were named and what they were like? I noticed there seemed to be a little boy alongside Sandy, did they have a deleted son who was going to be Sandy's friend, did he have a name? Were there other human characters planned besides the two families? Were the Glouses cave people or modern humans like Guy, Duug and his family look pretty cave people-like with their get up and Duuug's design. Speaking of Guy, was he related/linked to these people at all like he is the Bettermans in the final draft? Ryan Savas: The Gronses were Duuug. Wife was Candi. Daughter was Coco but later renamed Raven. The boy was Roland. He was Sandy's age. They were modern humans like guy. More like the Flintstones. Guy was not related to them in early drafts. There was a first draft that had other humans but they were cut out of the next draft so it was just the two families. Me: What was the overall conflict in this draft of Croods 2 that had Duuug and the Glouses? Was it the same as A New Age? Did the Glouses live with other people like in a village, it seems like in some of the concept art you did depicts other people that are neither the Glouses or Croods. Did Eep and Guy go through the character arcs they did in A New Age too? Was there a love triangle still with the Glouses' daughter, do you know how that affected Eep, Guy and her? Ryan Savas: The early had the Croods finding a home and then immediately the Gronses big tree house washed up on shore after a stop blocking Grugs view of the ocean. Most of the movie was wacky Grug vs Duuug comedy. They men eventually got trapped in a cave and were being held captive by a big Kong like creature named Momo. The wives and kids ended up rescuing them. There was no love triangle but Thunk did have a crush on Raven. Me: Do you know what inspired the art style change for Croods 1 leading into Croods 2? [The more semi realism with all the textures vs the more exaggerated cartoony style of A New Age, was this change always intended?] I think it was a conscious decision to get away from realistic textures like skin pores and sunburned skin. It makes for a more appealing looking character. Me: Were there other Croodimals planned as filler species or major characters that didn't make the cut? Ryan Savas: Duuug had a land shark who I think was named Jason. Candi also had a big furry cat at one point. Me:. This might sound silly but were the pets seen at the end of Croods 1 in the old draft of Croods 2, like the red owlbear and white lioyte Nippers? Or were they always never there? This has been a nagging thought in my head for a while of all things. Ryan Savas: I don't remember them being in Croods 2 Me: This is a Croods 1 question but was Guy always the same the entire draft? He had a ton of concept art that seemed so different, as well as even a different name [Wimmit], did any other characters get name changes like Guy did? Were any of them as characters completely different to what we have now? This is also a kinda dumb question but did Guy ever get a last name in any of the drafts for either movie? Ryan Savas: When Guy was named Wimmet he was much crazier character and not the smart guy he became. The years of being alone made him very kooky. The name Wimmet was changed because people watching the movie kept hearing 'women'. He never had a last name. He's the only character that went through a major change like that in Croods 1. Me: Do you know if Chris Sanders was happy with the final result of A New Age? Did you ever work with him? Ryan Savas: I don't know if Chris liked A New Age. I think he probably consulted on it even when he wasn't directing. I worked with Chris and Kirk on Croods 1 and their version of Croods 2. When their version of the movie was shelved I went on to another project, Larrikins. That project was also shelved. Me: Another question concerning Croods 1, did you work on the project when it was "Crood Awakening" where it had the Bogs, as well as Winmit and Grug in a tribe? If so, do you know anything what this entailed? Also did characters like Guy and Eep [or any of them besides Thunk who is 9] have specific ages set/or in mind in the first film? Ryan Savas: I remember that version but I didn't work on it. The Bogs were long gone by the time I started on the movie. I started on the movie around 2010. Me: Did the draft of the Croods 2 you work on involve Ugga as a more major character? I heard the theme of motherhood was going to be explored in an interview somewhere. Ryan Savas: Ugga was a major character. Ultimately it was the moms who saved the day when the Duuug and Grug got in trouble. There used to be a scene where Gran saved everyone from a big panther and ended up dying in the fight. It didn't fit tonally in the movie and they quickly decided to keep her alive. Me: Did the Croods live somewhere else or were they traveling when they met the Glouses? I always wondered what happened to the beach they were living at at the end of Croods 1. Ryan Savas: The Croods found a new ocean front house to live at the beginning of the movie. Later there was a big storm and the Gronses tree house washed up on shore, blocking Grugs view. Me: What was the relationship between Eep/Glouse daughter, Ugga/Glouse wife, and Grug/Duuug like? Did they end on a good note? Ryan Savas: Ugga felt very much inferior to Candi and her perfection. Eep and Raven got along well. Duuug and Grug were constantly in competition. I think it was similar to what they ended up with in A New Age. Me: What was the deity bear like and why does it take Guy specifically? Was it the villain like the spiny mandrilla in A New Age? Who were some of those animals in the concept art such as the ape walkng with Guy? Were the Punch Monkeys still planned to be who served the bear? Ryan Savas: I think the bear you're referring to was Momo. He took Guy and used him like a toy doll. They had a Fay Wray/King Kong relationship. Yes, it eventually became the mandrilla. The punch monkeys were also in old versions. Before the punch monkeys there were little creatures called Wah-wahs. Me: Do you know if Guy and Eep got married, either in the old draft or A New Age? Ryan Savas: I seem to remember an old idea of them getting married and going on a honeymoon but I don't think it ever made it into a script. Me: Are there any cool specifics you remember the most from old drafts of Croods 1 or Croods 2, maybe some deleted scenes or characters perhaps? You storyboarded a different scenario with the shoe scene and an alternative ending, were there any other endings that got scrapped for Croods 1? Were there any other scenes you had storyboarded or are they lost to time for both films? Ryan Savas: There were so many. We threw away so much good stuff. They gave me most of the Duuug and Grug comedy beats. The early man cave stuff was some of my favorite. There was a scene with them stuck in a cave which was fun. As far as endings for Croods 1, it was once bookended with scenes that took place in modern times in a museum with a bunch of kids on a field trip learning about the separating of the continents and cavepeople. I did one version of the ending to that. Me: How far along was the draft of Croods 2 you worked on before it got the can? Do you know why this version didn't make the cut? Do you think the script for this draft might surface one-day? Ryan Savas: It had several drafts and we did a few screenings. The reasons it was stopped were largely political. Dreamworks was bought by Comcast/Universal and they shelved a bunch of projects in development. Jeffrey Katzenberg left. New people came in. Chris and Kirk both left Dreamworks . After the dust settled they brought back Croods 2 as well as Puss in Boots 2. Me: Speaking of drafts, I remember Joel Crawford mentioning there was a cut version of where Guy's parents were the second family they found instead of the Bettermans. Did you happen to know anything about that version and what it entailed? Did they have names or designs started? Ryan Savas: No, I don't recall. The idea was thrown around that the Gronses could be Guy's parents but it never stuck. My Tumblr compiles a lot of deleted Croods 1 and 2 content bc its one of my favorite movies so I was always curious about the Croods 2 we never got. So I had reached out to a storyboarder who'd worked on it and was so excited he let me interview him. But this was what he asnsered for me if anyone was curious.
I can't get the clip of Howard the Crocodile's villain song out of my head! Why couldn't they have released the whole soundtrack or at least the sheet music?
I don’t think it’s really Mr. Peabody and Sherman that cost dreamworks to lose a lot of movie, it was the people back then, like when El Dorado came out, people didn’t like it, and made 70 million dollars in the box offices, but overtime, people starting to love the movie of how unique it is, and I always loved it as a kid, yes there’s bad dreamworks movie, but no company who makes movie is perfect, they do make mistake, but I don’t think Mr Peabody and Sherman or El Dorado is a bad movies, it was just the people who that they thought it was stupid movies, but oh boy they were really wrong on it
Mr Peabody and Sherman isn't bad, it just had really bad marketing that made it seem less like the original cartoon and more like pretty much every other family movie at the time.
I could conceive of a lot of ideas that could come out of a ‘Road to...’ series and all the various exotic worlds that Miguel, Tulio, Chelsea and Altivo could be the first to discover, like the Galapagos Islands or Easter Island! (Of course, a big part of how well that series could work out would be largely contingent on whether Kevin Kline and Kenneth Branagh would be willing to return, since their dynamic was so key to making Tulio and Miguel work as a comedic pairing!)
Since 2014 was a troubling time for with DreamWorks with their films "Mr. Peabody & Sherman", and "Penguins of Madagascar" expect for "How To Train Your Dragon 2" which became successful.
By definition, it was, it didn't make it's budget back, that said, a movie underperforming doesn't mean it's bad, there's been several classics that bombed at released.
"Bomb" doesn't mean "bad movie", it just means the movie didn't do well at the box office, regardless of whether it was actually good or not. And El Dorado was REALLY good.
@@sirducksworthythe3rd842 No, it means the audience doesn't get it. The sad thing about the majority of people is that we have a nasty tendency to focus on the negative over the positive, and overprotective parents probably saw the more "mature" content of the movie and thought it wasn't worth putting money into. Even to this day, there are people accusing the movie of racism.
When they brought Spirit back I thought that meant there was a chance they would bring back Road to El Dorado it hasn't happened yet but I still think it would be a good idea for a DreamWorks to bring it back perhaps as one of its Netflix shows and they should do that format that they were planning as a show instead of the movie series where it has the trio ending up in a different country and finding a different mythical city. Like every season would be a different city and a different country maybe they can work in some mysticism and fantasy in like they did with tzekel-kan taking control of the stone Jaguar. Some of the places off the top of my head would be Atlantis, Shangri-La.
Road to El Dorado is one of the most underrated if not the most underrated animated film. I love it and I think it's kinda weird to me that it didn't appeal to masses.
"The Road to El Dorado" sequels would have been great. I was also keen to see the Australian based film (though I hope we would have heard more of the songs, as the first part of the crocodile song didn't exactly hook me in 😒). As an Australian myself I was curious by what they brought into the film. 😁 The shadow film looks great. I disagree with Katzenberg as I think it looks very high quality.
*Awesome video 5 lost pieces of cancelled DreamWorks animated films ! Like you said, maybe The Road to El Dorado will get the love and respect, just like Sprit and uts new Movie!* 😀
How come Universal didn't want to buy Dreamworks' live-action films? Do they want to give those films a different view from their popular animated library?
Eldorado deserved better it has great songs wich are still on my playlists and I still watch it. Maybe not every year but I definetly havn'tt forgot that beautiful masterpeace.
I do remember a short trailer on tv for Larrikins in 2018, Its such a same to hear this got cancelled at it looked like it had so many lovable characters and a nice plot.
11:02 And the circle saying "THE BOOK THAT INSPIRED THE MOVIES" sells that the Dreamworks film's originated from that book. Which I didn't know existed right until first hearing about the Chris Farley Shrek topic.
There are teleprompter apps you can get on your phone that you can set up if you want it to look more like you're looking at the camera when you talk as opposed to above or beside it like in some of your other videos, just so it looks a little less awkward and uncomfortable. But good job! I'm a new subscriber and I like your content.
Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio originally pitched a completely different version of Sinbad:Legend of the Seven Seas. In their version, Sinbad was an apprentice map-maker, Proteus was captain of the guard, and Marina’s name was Roxanne. There was going to be another Goddess named Janis, and she and Eris would’ve made a bet with each other. Not only that, but the Book of Peace was originally going to be called the Book of Fates, and it would’ve decided who the next ruler of Syracuse would be. Roxanne/Marina would’ve fallen in love with Proteus shortly after meeting him. There was also going to be a love triangle involving Sinbad, Proteus, and Roxanne/Marina.
2:17 Avoiding competition Glitz from Doctor Who: The Mysterious Planet : Relax Dibber, you know what I hate competition! Especially when it ruins my territory!
Aside from canceling the Chris Farley Shrek film for obvious reasons, it looks like somebody at dreamworks who were canceling these projects were not confident in how they were being made or they thought kids wouldn’t find these movies fun, when really they’re leaving some potentially good story’s to tell the audience, like “me and my shadow” looked so fun and I would’ve love to know how it would turn out
Can you do avoids of the Sony animation films of Popeye and Medusa? Both of them got cancelled and I was really looking forward to seeing them. But I think last year Sony said they’re going to revive popeye.
The IMAX version of Sam Mendes’ 1917 (a live action DreamWorks film) is lost. All home video releases so far have been the standard CinemaScope version. Sam Mendes’ previous Skyfall had the IMAX version air on Russian TV, and the same goes for cinematographer Roger Deakins’ Blade Runner 2049 (directed by Denis Villeneuve).
The fact that people give Mr. Peabody And Sherman and Penguins Of Madagascar flack solely due to their underperformance at the box office is really stupid. I love those movies.
Spirit Untamed was a load of horse shit and a slap in the face to the OG and horse fans alike. If they treated Spirit like this, then I don't want them to ever bring back El Dorado or Sinbad. They spat in the eye of the horse girls and they'll only spit in the eyes of adventurers as well.
Such a shame the Road to El Dorado failed at the box office because I really loved that movie since my childhood and I was one of few to have seen it in theaters. It really shocked me that it flopped because it had everything to love: beautiful environments, well-written characters, good story, catchy song (it's tough to be a god), and the smoken hot animated piece of ass, Chel. Hell I would loved to have seen sequels (even if they're direct to videos) or as a TV series on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, or Fox Saturday Morning Cartoon Program during my childhood. As much as I would love that to happen, it's probably best not to let it happen considering how much DreamWorks has fallen downhill as a company and their parent company, Universal are a bit of @$$holes (and I thought Disney was bad). It's probably going to be 3D animated instead of 2D, hamfist some annoying pop & rap music, and most likely either tone down or remove Chel because of Woke Culture which will not be in the same core magic that made the animated cult classic great in the 1st place.
The fact that they overlooked Me and My Shadow for Peabody and Sherman it's kind of funny to me because Me and My Shadow seems more interesting than Peabody and Sherman and I know a lot of people who know about the film and would love to see it and from what I can tell the overall reception for a Peabody and Sherman is it's one of DreamWorks worst movies
After the disappointment known as "Spirit Untamed", I don't know if I should still hope for any "El Dorado" sequels or spin-offs anytime soon. That being said, I'd love to see how the trio rebelling against Cuba's sugar plantations, returning to Spain, becoming rich from Altivo's golden horseshoes, how Chel would be treated by the Spainards, along with her and Tulio having kids (admit it-the thought of Miguel being called "Tio" is heart-warming). For all we know, a sequel could be Dreamwork's answer to "Encanto". And maybe bring back 2D animation if we're lucky (I still wish a Jesus movie was made.)
I would have felt the same for Larrikins. Utter disappointment after so much years of effort and dedication being thrown away. Sad how these projects ended.
Scribbles To Screen, I Say The Uncut Version Of The Land Before Time Will Use The Color Background End Credits Completely Blue Just Like The Care Bears Movie (1985), My Little Pony: The Movie (1986), And The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie (1981)! The Blue Background Credits Appears After The Littlefoot Saying Now We'll Always Be Together Clip!
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One of the animators for Me & My Shadow would later become an animator for the Netflix Masterpiece, Klaus.
@Gabriel Lopez de Azua wat
@Gabriel Lopez de Azua nah I’m just wondering why quoting TF2 of all things, not that I have anything against it
Both movies do had a similar feeling to it. So yeah does make sense.
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the original incarnation of shrek looks like a mascot for cold/flu medication
He looks more like a character that would appear in a 90s/early 2000s PlayStation game like the Spyro series.
Yes
Mucinex?
@@penciloctopus2235 that's ot
@@derekpayneszubliminals7723 gnasty gnorc?
I wish I didn't hear that about 'Road To El Dorado', because I love that movie - I bought it as soon it came to DVD and watched 'n' laughed to it so many times... it has not aged yet. Though I'm glad it became a favorite later on. To me, RTED is up there with The Emperors New Groove = both being Adventure movies :)
And taking place in South America.
@@FilmmakeroftheFuture - I'm not sure what you mean by that. To me history is history no matter where it's depicted whether good, bad, or ugly... it's worth learning even thru an animation that tries not to shock children and family viewing alike.
I feel the same, this was the golden age Dreamworks animation, it really breaks my heart to know they had such great expectations for it and then the movie bombed. Can you even imagine Tulie, Miguel and Chel going on an adventure on mythical cities in Asia or Africa.
I would have liked to see some sequels for this film.
Yeah Emperors New Groove The Road To Eldorado and Atlantis The Lost Empire are among my favorite movies
There's an entire Croods 2 we didn't get before we got A New Age since the Chris Sanders draft got canned from when the company purchase occured, I'd gotten to interview a guy who worked on it and its rather interesting, considering we have animation tests, some storyboards and names/plots of scrapped characters who'd become The Bettermans.
What was the croods 2 originally about? I presume the ice age?
@@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario No, I'll get the interview i had done with Ryan Savas:
Me: I know the father of the pre!Bettermans was named Duuug, do you remember what his wife and daughter were named and what they were like? I noticed there seemed to be a little boy alongside Sandy, did they have a deleted son who was going to be Sandy's friend, did he have a name? Were there other human characters planned besides the two families? Were the Glouses cave people or modern humans like Guy, Duug and his family look pretty cave people-like with their get up and Duuug's design. Speaking of Guy, was he related/linked to these people at all like he is the Bettermans in the final draft?
Ryan Savas: The Gronses were Duuug. Wife was Candi. Daughter was Coco but later renamed Raven. The boy was Roland. He was Sandy's age. They were modern humans like guy. More like the Flintstones. Guy was not related to them in early drafts. There was a first draft that had other humans but they were cut out of the next draft so it was just the two families.
Me: What was the overall conflict in this draft of Croods 2 that had Duuug and the Glouses? Was it the same as A New Age? Did the Glouses live with other people like in a village, it seems like in some of the concept art you did depicts other people that are neither the Glouses or Croods. Did Eep and Guy go through the character arcs they did in A New Age too? Was there a love triangle still with the Glouses' daughter, do you know how that affected Eep, Guy and her?
Ryan Savas: The early had the Croods finding a home and then immediately the Gronses big tree house washed up on shore after a stop blocking Grugs view of the ocean. Most of the movie was wacky Grug vs Duuug comedy. They men eventually got trapped in a cave and were being held captive by a big Kong like creature named Momo. The wives and kids ended up rescuing them. There was no love triangle but Thunk did have a crush on Raven.
Me: Do you know what inspired the art style change for Croods 1 leading into Croods 2? [The more semi realism with all the textures vs the more exaggerated cartoony style of A New Age, was this change always intended?]
I think it was a conscious decision to get away from realistic textures like skin pores and sunburned skin. It makes for a more appealing looking character.
Me: Were there other Croodimals planned as filler species or major characters that didn't make the cut?
Ryan Savas: Duuug had a land shark who I think was named Jason. Candi also had a big furry cat at one point.
Me:. This might sound silly but were the pets seen at the end of Croods 1 in the old draft of Croods 2, like the red owlbear and white lioyte Nippers? Or were they always never there? This has been a nagging thought in my head for a while of all things.
Ryan Savas: I don't remember them being in Croods 2
Me: This is a Croods 1 question but was Guy always the same the entire draft? He had a ton of concept art that seemed so different, as well as even a different name [Wimmit], did any other characters get name changes like Guy did? Were any of them as characters completely different to what we have now? This is also a kinda dumb question but did Guy ever get a last name in any of the drafts for either movie?
Ryan Savas: When Guy was named Wimmet he was much crazier character and not the smart guy he became. The years of being alone made him very kooky. The name Wimmet was changed because people watching the movie kept hearing 'women'. He never had a last name. He's the only character that went through a major change like that in Croods 1.
Me: Do you know if Chris Sanders was happy with the final result of A New Age? Did you ever work with him?
Ryan Savas: I don't know if Chris liked A New Age. I think he probably consulted on it even when he wasn't directing. I worked with Chris and Kirk on Croods 1 and their version of Croods 2. When their version of the movie was shelved I went on to another project, Larrikins. That project was also shelved.
Me: Another question concerning Croods 1, did you work on the project when it was "Crood Awakening" where it had the Bogs, as well as Winmit and Grug in a tribe? If so, do you know anything what this entailed? Also did characters like Guy and Eep [or any of them besides Thunk who is 9] have specific ages set/or in mind in the first film?
Ryan Savas: I remember that version but I didn't work on it. The Bogs were long gone by the time I started on the movie. I started on the movie around 2010.
Me: Did the draft of the Croods 2 you work on involve Ugga as a more major character? I heard the theme of motherhood was going to be explored in an interview somewhere.
Ryan Savas: Ugga was a major character. Ultimately it was the moms who saved the day when the Duuug and Grug got in trouble. There used to be a scene where Gran saved everyone from a big panther and ended up dying in the fight. It didn't fit tonally in the movie and they quickly decided to keep her alive.
Me: Did the Croods live somewhere else or were they traveling when they met the Glouses? I always wondered what happened to the beach they were living at at the end of Croods 1.
Ryan Savas: The Croods found a new ocean front house to live at the beginning of the movie. Later there was a big storm and the Gronses tree house washed up on shore, blocking Grugs view.
Me: What was the relationship between Eep/Glouse daughter, Ugga/Glouse wife, and Grug/Duuug like? Did they end on a good note?
Ryan Savas: Ugga felt very much inferior to Candi and her perfection. Eep and Raven got along well. Duuug and Grug were constantly in competition. I think it was similar to what they ended up with in A New Age.
Me: What was the deity bear like and why does it take Guy specifically? Was it the villain like the spiny mandrilla in A New Age? Who were some of those animals in the concept art such as the ape walkng with Guy? Were the Punch Monkeys still planned to be who served the bear?
Ryan Savas: I think the bear you're referring to was Momo. He took Guy and used him like a toy doll. They had a Fay Wray/King Kong relationship. Yes, it eventually became the mandrilla. The punch monkeys were also in old versions. Before the punch monkeys there were little creatures called Wah-wahs.
Me: Do you know if Guy and Eep got married, either in the old draft or A New Age?
Ryan Savas: I seem to remember an old idea of them getting married and going on a honeymoon but I don't think it ever made it into a script.
Me: Are there any cool specifics you remember the most from old drafts of Croods 1 or Croods 2, maybe some deleted scenes or characters perhaps? You storyboarded a different scenario with the shoe scene and an alternative ending, were there any other endings that got scrapped for Croods 1? Were there any other scenes you had storyboarded or are they lost to time for both films?
Ryan Savas: There were so many. We threw away so much good stuff. They gave me most of the Duuug and Grug comedy beats. The early man cave stuff was some of my favorite. There was a scene with them stuck in a cave which was fun. As far as endings for Croods 1, it was once bookended with scenes that took place in modern times in a museum with a bunch of kids on a field trip learning about the separating of the continents and cavepeople. I did one version of the ending to that.
Me: How far along was the draft of Croods 2 you worked on before it got the can? Do you know why this version didn't make the cut? Do you think the script for this draft might surface one-day?
Ryan Savas: It had several drafts and we did a few screenings. The reasons it was stopped were largely political. Dreamworks was bought by Comcast/Universal and they shelved a bunch of projects in development. Jeffrey Katzenberg left. New people came in. Chris and Kirk both left Dreamworks . After the dust settled they brought back Croods 2 as well as Puss in Boots 2.
Me: Speaking of drafts, I remember Joel Crawford mentioning there was a cut version of where Guy's parents were the second family they found instead of the Bettermans. Did you happen to know anything about that version and what it entailed? Did they have names or designs started?
Ryan Savas: No, I don't recall. The idea was thrown around that the Gronses could be Guy's parents but it never stuck.
My Tumblr compiles a lot of deleted Croods 1 and 2 content bc its one of my favorite movies so I was always curious about the Croods 2 we never got. So I had reached out to a storyboarder who'd worked on it and was so excited he let me interview him. But this was what he asnsered for me if anyone was curious.
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I really hope that larrikins gets to become a full movie someday.
It looks so good!
I can't get the clip of Howard the Crocodile's villain song out of my head! Why couldn't they have released the whole soundtrack or at least the sheet music?
Hearing that Universal pictures refused to let Netflix revive the project makes look like real pieces of shit. 🤬💩
Damn, these definitely have potential for revival, especially Shadow and the El Dorado sequels.
I will literally go on a crusade for that Shrek script.
"5 Lost DreamWorks Animated Movies" or:
How I learned to hate Mr. Peabody and Sherman even more.
I don’t think it’s really Mr. Peabody and Sherman that cost dreamworks to lose a lot of movie, it was the people back then, like when El Dorado came out, people didn’t like it, and made 70 million dollars in the box offices, but overtime, people starting to love the movie of how unique it is, and I always loved it as a kid, yes there’s bad dreamworks movie, but no company who makes movie is perfect, they do make mistake, but I don’t think Mr Peabody and Sherman or El Dorado is a bad movies, it was just the people who that they thought it was stupid movies, but oh boy they were really wrong on it
WHAT?!
Mr Peabody and Sherman isn't bad, it just had really bad marketing that made it seem less like the original cartoon and more like pretty much every other family movie at the time.
it's a good movie darn it
it's part of the 2014 to 2016 era, right up there with inside out and the peanuts movie they're some of the last great kids films
Honestly, I think a bunch of these films could have been great additions to the Dreamworks lineup if people had had a bit more faith in them.
What do expect when one of your studio’s heads was Jeffery Katzenburg, a salty sleaze who has a tendency to make poor decisions a lot.
Especially Kattingburg
I wish Larrikins would've been a full-fledged movie
Even though Sinbad bombed, I’d have liked to have seen a sequel or TV series.
Too bad about "Me and my Shadow" not working, it might've been a cool movie to see.
Tim Minchin was going to be doing a DreamWorks musical and it was scrapped?! That's the biggest tragedy here.
3:00-4:30 Oh, I heard about that. I wish they just had a little bit more time on to production on that.
I could conceive of a lot of ideas that could come out of a ‘Road to...’ series and all the various exotic worlds that Miguel, Tulio, Chelsea and Altivo could be the first to discover, like the Galapagos Islands or Easter Island! (Of course, a big part of how well that series could work out would be largely contingent on whether Kevin Kline and Kenneth Branagh would be willing to return, since their dynamic was so key to making Tulio and Miguel work as a comedic pairing!)
Can we get a video on the original version of Small Soldiers before the rewrite?
Never say never 😂
If there's enough info about it I'll consider it
Most of these lost animated movies have great plots and surely will be the bomb if ever to be release.
Fun fact: the director for the canceled boo movie was the same director that directed the DAMN EMOJI MOVIE
You should do a video on the original version of The Lorax (2012) with the cut song “Biggering” before the rewrite
Me and my Shadow would have been an amazing film, I'm upset that they canceled it.
cant believe they cancelled larrikins but approved boss baby
Since 2014 was a troubling time for with DreamWorks with their films "Mr. Peabody & Sherman", and "Penguins of Madagascar" expect for "How To Train Your Dragon 2" which became successful.
Road to El derodo was not a bomb, but a great movie, I own vhs as kid, and recently ordered the blu ray for my DreamWorks collection
By definition, it was, it didn't make it's budget back, that said, a movie underperforming doesn't mean it's bad, there's been several classics that bombed at released.
"Bomb" doesn't mean "bad movie", it just means the movie didn't do well at the box office, regardless of whether it was actually good or not. And El Dorado was REALLY good.
@@mdalsted wich means bad movie, but as we all have witnessed the past couple years , box office means nothing
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No, it means the audience doesn't get it. The sad thing about the majority of people is that we have a nasty tendency to focus on the negative over the positive, and overprotective parents probably saw the more "mature" content of the movie and thought it wasn't worth putting money into. Even to this day, there are people accusing the movie of racism.
When they brought Spirit back I thought that meant there was a chance they would bring back Road to El Dorado it hasn't happened yet but I still think it would be a good idea for a DreamWorks to bring it back perhaps as one of its Netflix shows and they should do that format that they were planning as a show instead of the movie series where it has the trio ending up in a different country and finding a different mythical city. Like every season would be a different city and a different country maybe they can work in some mysticism and fantasy in like they did with tzekel-kan taking control of the stone Jaguar. Some of the places off the top of my head would be Atlantis, Shangri-La.
Road to El Dorado is one of the most underrated if not the most underrated animated film. I love it and I think it's kinda weird to me that it didn't appeal to masses.
The fact that El Dorado bombed is so frustrating. I LOVE that movie.
i love it's slightly adult jokes but weirdmaggedon 3: take back the falls🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
"The Road to El Dorado" sequels would have been great. I was also keen to see the Australian based film (though I hope we would have heard more of the songs, as the first part of the crocodile song didn't exactly hook me in 😒). As an Australian myself I was curious by what they brought into the film. 😁
The shadow film looks great. I disagree with Katzenberg as I think it looks very high quality.
*Awesome video 5 lost pieces of cancelled DreamWorks animated films ! Like you said, maybe The Road to El Dorado will get the love and respect, just like Sprit and uts new Movie!* 😀
How come Universal didn't want to buy Dreamworks' live-action films? Do they want to give those films a different view from their popular animated library?
A PG-13 road to el dorado huh sounds intriguing
I do wished they would do more with the road to EL DARADO because I actually kind of liked the movie and feels that it’s really underrated
Considering it could have had sequels about other adventures they could go on, I would have welcomed it.
Larrikins would’ve been a great movie.
What made El Dorado bomb? That movie went hard when I was young
I heard the 2nd road to el Dorado is the road to spain is when Chel, Miguel, Tulio & Altivo was heading to Spain
Eldorado deserved better it has great songs wich are still on my playlists and I still watch it. Maybe not every year but I definetly havn'tt forgot that beautiful masterpeace.
I do remember a short trailer on tv for Larrikins in 2018, Its such a same to hear this got cancelled at it looked like it had so many lovable characters and a nice plot.
The movie War Horse nearly made me cry. To me it was that good.
0:14 Whenever I see her, I think of Fuli from “The Lion Guard”. Did Disney Junior rip off “Madagascar 3”? You decide.
11:02 And the circle saying "THE BOOK THAT INSPIRED THE MOVIES" sells that the Dreamworks film's originated from that book. Which I didn't know existed right until first hearing about the Chris Farley Shrek topic.
It's a shame, really. 'Cause some of these had really good concepts.
Where did you get the pictures of the shrek Chris Farley script and the vhs of the animation test if you don't mind me asking. I'm curious
With the Spirit and Megamind revival I feel like there's hope to get sequels for Road and have Shadow being made
that Shadow movie literally sounds so good
You deserve more subs. Love your content. Keep it up!
There are teleprompter apps you can get on your phone that you can set up if you want it to look more like you're looking at the camera when you talk as opposed to above or beside it like in some of your other videos, just so it looks a little less awkward and uncomfortable. But good job! I'm a new subscriber and I like your content.
Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio originally pitched a completely different version of Sinbad:Legend of the Seven Seas. In their version, Sinbad was an apprentice map-maker, Proteus was captain of the guard, and Marina’s name was Roxanne. There was going to be another Goddess named Janis, and she and Eris would’ve made a bet with each other. Not only that, but the Book of Peace was originally going to be called the Book of Fates, and it would’ve decided who the next ruler of Syracuse would be. Roxanne/Marina would’ve fallen in love with Proteus shortly after meeting him. There was also going to be a love triangle involving Sinbad, Proteus, and Roxanne/Marina.
0:56: BOO (#5)
2:53: Larrikins (#4)
5:03: The PG-13 Road To El Dorado cut (#3)
7:44: Me and My Shadow (#2)
10:28: Chris Farley as Shrek (#1)
4:33, Tim looks like if you combined all the members of Korn
I hope, if dreamworks brings back el dorado, it won't be terrible or cringey. The movie was really good. Also, Me and My Shadow sounds awesome.
If there's something strange, in you neighborhood, who you gonna call?
Small Soldiers has so much missing stuff from the film so yes I'd love to see a live action DreamWorks missing scenes
2:17 Avoiding competition
Glitz from Doctor Who: The Mysterious Planet :
Relax Dibber, you know what I hate competition! Especially when it ruins my territory!
i'd watch Over The Hedge 2.
Bilby is definitely the best part of the httyd3 blu ray release
2:51 aaaaaah my headphones are about to explode learned it in a djlovesturbo vid
You know it's a good day when Scribbles to screen uploads a new video
Penguins of Madagascar must’ve been a complete failure because when me and my mom went to go see it in theaters we were the only ones in the room
Please do a video of lost Sony Pictures Animation projects and be sure to include Hotel Transylvania 5 and cloudy 3 movie
I knew Shrek was going to be at number 1!
Aside from canceling the Chris Farley Shrek film for obvious reasons, it looks like somebody at dreamworks who were canceling these projects were not confident in how they were being made or they thought kids wouldn’t find these movies fun, when really they’re leaving some potentially good story’s to tell the audience, like “me and my shadow” looked so fun and I would’ve love to know how it would turn out
Imagine Shrek ending up being the version in the thumbnail.
My favorite is Me and my Shadow. It's such a crime for it to be cancelled
3:40 is that Chris Hemsworth
Can you do avoids of the Sony animation films of Popeye and Medusa? Both of them got cancelled and I was really looking forward to seeing them. But I think last year Sony said they’re going to revive popeye.
Hm I just watched Road to El Dorado… Disney + I think? Idk this is months ago now
The IMAX version of Sam Mendes’ 1917 (a live action DreamWorks film) is lost.
All home video releases so far have been the standard CinemaScope version.
Sam Mendes’ previous Skyfall had the IMAX version air on Russian TV, and the same goes for cinematographer Roger Deakins’ Blade Runner 2049 (directed by Denis Villeneuve).
6:09 DreamWorks' unreleased PG-13 movie. I want a PG-13 movie by DreamWorks.
The fact that people give Mr. Peabody And Sherman and Penguins Of Madagascar flack solely due to their underperformance at the box office is really stupid. I love those movies.
The cast of Boo is nightmare fuel + Bill Murray
Spirit Untamed was a load of horse shit and a slap in the face to the OG and horse fans alike. If they treated Spirit like this, then I don't want them to ever bring back El Dorado or Sinbad. They spat in the eye of the horse girls and they'll only spit in the eyes of adventurers as well.
Road to El Dorado 2 please
Such a shame the Road to El Dorado failed at the box office because I really loved that movie since my childhood and I was one of few to have seen it in theaters. It really shocked me that it flopped because it had everything to love: beautiful environments, well-written characters, good story, catchy song (it's tough to be a god), and the smoken hot animated piece of ass, Chel.
Hell I would loved to have seen sequels (even if they're direct to videos) or as a TV series on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, or Fox Saturday Morning Cartoon Program during my childhood. As much as I would love that to happen, it's probably best not to let it happen considering how much DreamWorks has fallen downhill as a company and their parent company, Universal are a bit of @$$holes (and I thought Disney was bad).
It's probably going to be 3D animated instead of 2D, hamfist some annoying pop & rap music, and most likely either tone down or remove Chel because of Woke Culture which will not be in the same core magic that made the animated cult classic great in the 1st place.
Man I would have loved to get to see a Shrek with Farley
I would have rather gotten these over Home, Abominable, Boss Baby and everything Madagascar related after the 2nd one.
I am still waiting for Madagascar 4 to come in the near future.
The fact that they overlooked Me and My Shadow for Peabody and Sherman it's kind of funny to me because Me and My Shadow seems more interesting than Peabody and Sherman and I know a lot of people who know about the film and would love to see it and from what I can tell the overall reception for a Peabody and Sherman is it's one of DreamWorks worst movies
My Shadow looks so great that it's not even funny
The Chris Farley Shrek one disappoints me. Because I really wanna watch it but it's lost.
I watched El Dorado
Boo seems like a rip off of Ghostbusters and monsters inc
Out of all of these, that's the only one I'm not really upset we didn't get, also I'm sure the current version of Shrek is better than the original.
Dude is Underrated smh
if they are to revisit the road to el dorado gets the spirit treatment... i'd rather not get it
After the disappointment known as "Spirit Untamed", I don't know if I should still hope for any "El Dorado" sequels or spin-offs anytime soon.
That being said, I'd love to see how the trio rebelling against Cuba's sugar plantations, returning to Spain, becoming rich from Altivo's golden horseshoes, how Chel would be treated by the Spainards, along with her and Tulio having kids (admit it-the thought of Miguel being called "Tio" is heart-warming). For all we know, a sequel could be Dreamwork's answer to "Encanto". And maybe bring back 2D animation if we're lucky (I still wish a Jesus movie was made.)
me and my shadow sounds like Jakeyll and Mr. Hyde
I really want them to release B.O.O
I love mouse hunt my childhood right there sad thing is that the mouse is dead
4:53 that is from the dj cook diss track vid i made
I would have felt the same for Larrikins. Utter disappointment after so much years of effort and dedication being thrown away. Sad how these projects ended.
hi mr scribbles do you make a movie of lost media of the alvin and the chipmunks
THIS SADdens me
alright, but where the hell did you get that chris farley shrek screenshot?
Is it just me or is early sheep terrifying
id much rather the new movies than them grinding sequels out constantly
You might as well just give up eventually dreamworks.
I DEMAND the chel scenes!
That outro is a freaking mood I feel that, sub gained
where did you get your info about the original shrek movie being in the hands of private collectors?
Scribbles To Screen, I Say The Uncut Version Of The Land Before Time Will Use The Color Background End Credits Completely Blue Just Like The Care Bears Movie (1985), My Little Pony: The Movie (1986), And The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie (1981)! The Blue Background Credits Appears After The Littlefoot Saying Now We'll Always Be Together Clip!
what????
wait whats that intro song
if the road to el dorado sequel is anything like spirit untamed, please leave El Dorado alone.