Fun fact: Japeth the Goat, the singing goat in the film, was almost cut out of the film due to the producers and writers thinking he served no purpose to the plot. But kids’ positive response towards the character during a test screening convinced them to keep him in the final film. And it’s a really good thing they listened to the kids because I don’t think the movie wouldn’t have been as funny without him and we wouldn’t have another version of “Be Prepared” that we’d be singing next to Scar’s.
@marius kristensen 🎶 No I can't, I wish I could / But a mountain-a-witch done put a spell on me / Thirty-seven years ago / And now I gotta sing / Everything I say 🎶
Such a shame Hoodwinked Too was so terrible. This honestly could’ve been a solid contender for the Shrek franchise had it been aloud to evolve properly. Heck, I think it might’ve even worked out well if there was a Hoodwinked TV show! A CSI-esque “crime of the week” comedy series with a fairy tale setting? Who wouldn’t wanna watch that?!
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 I heard this movie Hoodwinked 2, but I never watch it. But when I'm watching AniMat reviewing it, I just found out that this movie was just bad, like, really bad.
Hoodwinked is definitely the best animated film with the worst animation. The story is like watching a fairy tale parody directed by Quentin Tarantino. And the classic characters are giving a funny and unique twist to them. Definitely one of the rare things that the Weinstein company did right in terms of animation.
I like the first Hoodwinked, even though the animation wasn’t really great, it’s still enjoyable with really clever writing and characters. I was very fascinated of the history of the production it went through. Your latest editorial is very well done and awesome Mat, and it’s a great Christmas gift!
This may not be Shrek but MAN!! It needs way more praise. Also yeah. The animation does look pretty low in quality. It sucks that the movie was only given a lower budget.
This movie, along with countless others, are why I enjoy watching and supporting good or even great low budget animated movies. You can often find some diamonds in the rough. People tend to have a negative stgma over these kinds of movies simply because they were not made by the usual animation giants like Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks. As long as you steer clear of Hoodwinked Too, that is...
@Camille Le Roux There are many low budget animated movies from across the world that it is very overwhelming to choose. So far, here are my recommendations (including where they're from and where you may be able to find them, I based it on where you can find in the USA since that's where most users would be from): - Mosley (New Zealand/China, probably Apple TV via rental) - Seal Team (South Africa, Netflix) - Leafie, a Hen into the Wild (South Korea, has a heartbreaking ending in the uncensored version, pretty hard to find) - Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness (Belgium, on Netflix in some countries including the USA) - Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implaussible (Spain, you can find it in VIX) - Even Mice Belong in Heaven (Czech Republic/Czechia, Apple TV via rental) - Son of Bigfoot (Belgium, also aniamted by the same studio behind Chickenhare, on Hoopla or Freevee, or you can rent it via Microsoft or Amazon) - I Am What I Am (China, also very hard to find due to its very limited theatrical release. You can check IMDb to find the release info)
I've seen wonderfully animated movies that were terrible; and terribly animated movies that were wonderful. So, no matter what others say, I will always give a new movie a chance. That's how I discovered this movie's charm. The sequel wasn't as charming though.....
18:01, 21:03 As much as I love Shrek 1 and 2 (and like Hoodwinked and Enchanted fine from what I remember), I actually kinda agree with Cory Edwards... Heck, one of the things I absolutely loved about Frozen is how it mocked past disney/fairytale cliches while STILL being a straightforward disney/fairytale film.
8:57 Buzz Lightyear, Joe Swanson and Kronk himself 9:02 Babs Gordon, Ashi, Twilight Sparkle, Timmy Turner, Raven, Bubbles, Hello Kitty, Poof, Dil Pickles, Harley Quinn, and Miss Minutes herself 9:05 Spongebob, Ice King, Heffer, Penguin, Plastic Man and Gary himself
After butchering animated films with Doogal, Hood vs. Evil, and Escape from Planet Earth, leading his division to shut down, and getting himself locked up, all I can tell to the Weinstein brothers and their company, as the good bandit puts it, is . . . “YOU HAVE BEEN HOODWINKED, BABY!”
Harvey Weinstein: “No, no, no. Not prison!” Twitchy: “Say parcheesi!” *flash* Harvey Weinstein: “AAAAAAHHHHHH! Not prison! NOT FOR A BIG HOLLYWOOD MOGUL!”
Rocky and Bullwinkle featured Fractured Fairy Tales. Also Disney is now in the age of parody in their movies and even their television shows. That’s what the world is nowadays. 😉
Hoodwinked: An underrated and well written movie with bad animation but again the writing saves the movie with its clever story and funny humor Hoodwinked Too: Hood Vs Evil: A forgettable and generic movie that takes away everything that made the first movie such a good movie while yes the animation quality is better looking compare to the first movie but the animation still looks cheap
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 Well the sequel had more of a budget I wouldn’t mind the animation if the script was actually good which sadly it wasn’t if only they spend more time to get more money for the animation while the quality was an improvement over the first movie the animation itself is still cheap even though the first movie had bad animation at least the writing and humor saved it from being a trash movie
same goes to Winx Club’s first 3 seasons. Sure, the girls look incredibly thin, and the animation maybe dated, but the complex character development and well structured storytelling sure made up for it. Even when the voice acting isn’t as great in the Cinélume dub, the script sure made up for it. As for the Nickelodeon revival, that’s where things started to go upside down. It featured an all star cast of Keke Palmer, Molly Quinn, Daniella Monet, Matt Shively, Ariana Grande, and Elizabeth Gillies. All of them which, have great performances to the characters, but the scripts lost their quality, resulting in the fans of the old Winx club to hate the revival entirely and wish for the show to end. The powers became more stale and repetitive, there are more forgettably bland characters, the stories tend to lack structure, and the show no longer has a clue on what their audience is.
I could tell this was an independent production, but I had no idea the backstory was this complex. I love an underdog story and though I love Disney films, I'm always hoping for more competition. And yes, this animation is the film's weakest feature, but the cast and characters are what make this not another ordinary fairytale. I think there's a lot here for kids and adults to enjoy.
22:40 Also, this was also at a time when Anne wanted to move away from portraying younger characters. This was one of the reasons why she has declined offers for another sequel of "The Princess Diaries" whenever they came up in the past.
do you know what i would love to see a traditional fairy tale movie mocks fairy tale parodies that would be hilarious cause lets be real subverting fairy tale tropes has become a trope itself at this point.
This is what i think Mat is going to say regarding the movies released next year. -Hotel Transylvania: Transformania, "Oh no, this is not a good start!" -The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild, "This was already hate at first sight when i first heard it." -Turning Red, "This will be a fun little Pixar movie". -The Bad Guys, "Finally, this movie will now be realised." -DC League of Super Pets, "Looks really lame." -The Bob's Burgers Movie, "Two years later and i'm still curious about the movie." -Lightyear, "To infinity and beyond!" -Minions: The Rise of Gru, "FOR THE LOVE OF FRIDGE, JUST GET RELEASED ALREADY!" -Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, "Huh, great to see you back." -Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One), "I KNOW i want this!" -Strange World, "With Disney's impressive record nowadays, this can end up a really great adventure!" And finally, -Super Mario, "Let's-a go with the insane-a casting." See ya later, dudes! (Meta Knight victory theme plays)
I love the story telling style of this film. It helps with the mystery of what the heck was happening and who was actually the bad guy. I wish they kept that style in the sequel, you know, along with everything else. They really should have watched and understood the original.
I also wish that, because I know Hoodwinked Too could have been much better. To be fair to Cory, Todd, and Tony Leech, even if Hoodwinked Too had the best directing to help them write it better instead of changing too much of what they wrote...the first Hoodwinked film had a very unique form of storytelling that was groundbreaking for animated kids' movies for the time and even still today, that would be impossible to do a second time in Hoodwinked Too, so I can at least give them credit for not recycling the same formula and making a genuine effort to expand on the lore of their Hoodwinked world in the sequel. January 29, 2023, 11:58pm
Fun 🤩 Fact: Hoodwinked! was originally planned to be released nationwide on Christmas 🤶 Day of 2005, but it was moved to January 13, 2006 to avoid competition with other films 🎥 released during the holiday season.
I’d argue that part of the reason why Hoodwinked 2 bombed at the box office is because it was released on the same day as Fast Five, which is what I saw instead.
@@abrahamcortina2171 Yes, them too. Even though The W Company crammed most of them in at the last minute to dub over other actors who were previously in the Hoodwinked recording studio, which is definitely not helped by Anne and Jim not returning for Hoodwinked Too, they still gave surprisingly good performances for what they were instructed and directed to do.
Even if the first Hoodwinked movie has worse animation, I would take Hoodwinked over the recent cartoony DreamWorks movies and TTG cartoon and movie any day soon!
Funny story about the sequel and it's delay. Burger King had a toy promotion for the film and I was lucky to get the pull back wolf toy. However, the film wouldn't come out till a lot later. And there came a point where nine year old me got a second one when it finally came out. I was so confused
It would be funny if history repeated itself the exact same way with Superhero movies we've gone through a decade of them people start getting tired of them as some other movie trend starts taking off and while a Superhero movie comes out that flips the genre on it's head and criticizes it's clichés. Also I wouldn't mind re-watching Hoodwinked I remember liking it.
Marvel at least has their head in the game better than the other studios that attempted them. The onyl major setback they faced was when movie theaters shut down for a year, but they managed to keep their relevance due to their connected Disney + shows. Even then, the shows may be working too well, as they're getting more buzz lately. DC pretty much faltered out of the gate with strapping everything to Snyder's vision, and the worst thing is, they could have beaten Marvel to the punch if Superman Returns wasn't a flop. Besides, what else is there to offer? Remakes? Sequels to 30 year old movies that don't match up? The same biopic over and over again? Let's pray we never have to go back to the trend from the 1990's, the sitcom remake. There was, what, like one good one, and even then it drew just as much influence from the original Addams Family New Yorker comics, if not more?
@@beyondthehorizon99 I give those shows and the comics they're based off of all the credit in the world for trying to find the last shred of Super Hero satire that hasn't been done to death yet. Straight up Super Hero stuff isn't exactly this stuffy genre that takes itself too seriously. Most of it has been self aware for quite some time. Not to mention how rampant parody super heroes are. Hell, Plastic Man started out as one way back in the day, and now he's considered an actual serious big time DC character.
Fun fact: the goat in the first movie was played by Benjy Gaither, the god and or grandson of Bill Gaither….the gospel singer songwriter who helped bring many classic gospel singers to the spotlight with his Homecoming series and also oversaw the production of the Gaither’s Pond series.
So, it earned a Saturn Award. It should've had an Oscar for Best Song; Cory Edwards, Todd Edwards and Anne Hathaway for "Great Big World." And not that I want anyone to think I'm trashing Tara Strong, but I don't think anybody else besides Anne could've pulled this off.
Maybe a dark and gritty take on Goldilocks would be promising, with concepts of drunkenness, where she tries to walk home, but got so intoxicated, she ended up I. the woods and into the house of the three bears and also homelessness, where she has no home to go to, so she decided to live in the bears’ house. Kind of a cool concept of twisting a simple fairytale/nursery rhyme.
@@jackiegonzalez6814 around that time, you had movies like King Kong, Brokeback Mountain, Narnia, Cheaper by the Dozen 2, Pride and Prejudice, Walk the Line, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and Chicken Little. granted, some of these films were released in november but they were still popular as 2005 came to a close
@@aidenlorenzo5409 If I had the ability to go back in time to December 2005 (I was 8 years old during that month 17 years ago) and choose any of the aforementioned films to see, I’d choose Brokeback Mountain, King Kong, Walk the Line and Pride and Prejudice. Narnia I actually saw in cinemas as a kid, but I could always see it again.
@@hunterolaughlin the only movies that I saw in 05 was Robots, Revenge of the Sith, Madagascar, Sharkboy and Lavagirl, Batman Begins, Fantastic Four, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Sky High, and The Dukes of Hazzard
Hoodwinked Too was also the first film Animat himself gave the Garbage Seal to stating that even some of the DTV sequels (especially the Disney kind) are better than this pile of crap.
I do love the first Hoodwinked & now that I know about its history, I do hope one day we can see what they had with the original casting. Hoodwinked has a special place in my heart because I wanted to see it opening weekend but my parents did not want to go see it, neither one were willing to take me & I was like 14 at the time so I told them that I'm old enough to see a movie alone, why not just drop me off & then pick me up when it's over? My dad agreed it was a good idea but my little sister got upset that I could see the movie & she couldn't so my mom made me take her, it was the only way I was able to see it & I ended up getting in ever so slightly late for the movie too due to the arguing about it, it was still the very beginning of the movie, I missed like the first 30 seconds. Still, it was the first movie I was able to see on my own somewhat, frustrating I had to bring my little sister but she always got to share in my firsts in life because both of my parents were the babies of their families & remembered their older siblings getting stuff first while they had to wait so they thought it was only fair. Enjoyed the movie, that's the most important thing, it was one of the firsts I remember having so little patience for it to have a home release, I knew I was going to spend my allowance on the DVD for it when it did come out & that I did, still have it to this day. As for the bad animation, I think that's what scared off my parents, both don't like animated stuff for the most part so seeing the bad animation probably had them thinking it was going to be a garbage movie. Also, I'm now questioning if the biggest reason why they wanted me taking my little sister is because I was a teenager at the time, maybe they just didn't want me going to what they thought was a trash kids movie without a kid? My mom is still hung up on the whole animation is for kids thing which ticks me off as someone who absolutely loves animated features. The animation for Hoodwinked couldn't scare me off, I had such an open mind back then & I've always been more of a story driven person anyways. I always felt that whatever you can do to tell a good story, you do it, even if it looks like crap, if the heart is there & it's a story worth telling, people will know & take it for what it is. I know it's easy to rag on it but I kinda like the animation for this movie, not for how it looks but because it just works in a weird sort of way like it didn't really achieve the style they were going for but it just works like it tells an additional story now knowing the history of it, it says "hey, we did a thing, it wasn't easy but we did this with what we could" & I can admire that.
If your mom thought the computer-animation of Hoodwinked! was garbage, she hasn’t seen true garbage with Foodfight! That computer-animation is much worse than Hoodwinked! and would actually scare you off. And like you said, no matter how bad the medium you use for your film looks, if you put effort into your story, then people can look past the movie’s ugly look; which is definitely something Foodfight! did not have because the guy in charge had no idea of how to direct an animated feature.
Regarding the articles about Shrek and Hoodwinked ruining the joy of fairytales and innocence, it should be noted that the original fairytales actually were pretty gruesome and dark, with Hans Christen Anderson fairytales being the most prominent example. This is why Disney usually changed the stories to make them more family oriented, so in a sense, fractured fairy tale films are actually somewhat more faithful to the original source material than Disney’s versions.
I think something I'd like to see over a Remake, Sequel or Reboot of Hoodwinked is a Remaster. Take the original audio and designs and reanimate the entire film, especially if you use a low framerate style like Spiderverse or Sponge on The Run.
Dear Mat Brunet: Do you think you could possibly make a video going full in depth on why exactly The Weinstein Company is the worst with animation? I'm just extremely curious.
I remember taping this back then. I only watched 20mins before taping out. I still have the tape but I recorded over it with trailer park boys episodes and other stuff since. Now i record to my cable box and dub the recording to vhs. It saves tape being able to edit the comercials out and being able to check out somthing without having to tape it and relize i wasted my time.
Still amazed that the writers for hoodwinked too looked at the first movie and came to the conclusion that wolf was an idiot. (For anyone who hasn't seen the second movie, that alone should tell you how little of the original lived on in the sequel)
Ikr? What happened to Wolf putting effort into his disguises? Sure, his disguises couldn’t hide his true identity, but at least it’s more effort than just wearing a white beard like in the sequel. Even the Baudelaire Orphans would look at Wolf’s disguises in both films and comment about his one in the second film: “Oh, come on! You’re not even trying this time!”
Well Matt becides Disney making Stories about Fairy Tale characters going into the real modern world there were movies like the 10th Kingdom which was a Live Action TV Mini Series that was on NBC during the early 2000's way before The ABC TV Series Once Upon a Time or any other Fairy Tale mixed with modern era films.
Hoodwinked was a great spoof on Little Red Riding good. It is crazy of how the budget is really low which that explains the garbage looking cgi. I considered hoodwinked for now as a computer animated American theatrical film with the lowest budget ever. I agree that I hope one of the staff members from hoodwinked and the Filipino animators can give us more clips from the directors cut on youtube and Twitter
It’s funny that Hood Vs. Evil was released two weeks after Rio, which is a movie that Anne Hathaway is apart of as the voice of one of the main characters, Jewel. Yeah not only Anne Hathaway had to focus on growing her career but she was also busy working on Rio which the production has already started while Hoodwinked two was still in production lol
Funny history, when this movie come to Mexican theaters the dub budget was unusualy high, they didn't hire standard voice actors they hire some relatively famous TV actors and managed to hire one of the biggest Mexicans living comedy legends of all time (El Loco Valdez) in the rol of the Wolf, I was shocked back in the day from seeing a really low budget movie with a expensive dub cast.
Hoodwinked Too's story is pretty heartbreaking. The Weinsteins basically barged in, forced them to put as many pop culture references and idiotic jokes in as possible. The Troll on the bridge wasn't even meant to speak, much less as an effeminate black sassy guy stereotype. Even in the final cut, you can tell they ADR'd as many worse jokes as possible when no character was on screen moving their mouths. Corey Edwards famously chewed the movie out for being drastically taken away from him in terms of what his vision was in the original script. Then he saw history repeat itself with a Fraggle Rock movie which thankfully never happened. Corey would later admit that everything they shoved into the live action Smurfs movie was what they were forcing on his script, right on down to the bad Guitar Hero placement.
I'm still shocked that the first film is great with bad Animation and the sequel is bad with good Animation. HOW WEIRD AS FREAK IS THAT??? Why couldn't it have been the other way around or something??
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 One was an indie film that somehow got released theatrically, the second was corrupted by greedy, incompetent, talentless producers with a crapload of money. What's not to get?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 It's heartbreaking and maddening. I wish Corey Edwards's blog was still up from then because he made it clear that the producers pried the film from his hands and just went full lowest common denominator on it.
❤💖 I wished and loved 😍 for you to do historical editorial video 📹 of the history of the Ice Age franchise. How Ice Age started off as a amazing animated movie and began the career of Blue Sky Studios and how it started the Ice Age franchise with sequels and how Fox and Blue Sky milked the franchise and the fifth film killed and destroyed the franchise. Or maybe you could save that Animation Lookback of Blue Sky Studios 💙 to honor 🎖 it's legacy after the studio shut down this year. Sounds like a good idea. 👍🏻 💡 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤
I really wish that a version of original Hoodwinked with the original voices including Tara Strong as Red would be officially released to the public or even be leaked on the internet. Fingers crossed.
14:35: I think I would've stopped at Sally Struthers and Joel McCrary and not replaced them. With the rest, I can understand having different actors since some of them shared the same actors, meaning they run the risk of sounding similar. But I think the film would've done just fine with Anne Hathaway, Jim Belushi, Anthony Anderson, and Chazz Palminteri, on top of already having Patrick Warburton, Andy Dick, Sally Struthers, and David Ogden Stiers.
I don't remember why but I and all my family go to the tether to see the movie back in the day and we love it, 🤔 maybe we see the movie due the dubbing of the wolf (El Loco Valdez) a legendary comedian actor who was retired from the show bussiness for almost 20 years... (That could be the first and only time when we were dragged to a teather for a big name in the voice casting).
An Hathaways voice is better, it suits the sassy character. I’ll never understand what they did to reds face in the second film. She looks SO different wtf?
The first movie was good. The second, however, was horrible. It had a slight improvement on the animation, but it's SERIOUSLY not saying much. This movie also ended the whole fairy tale spoof films
It's really sad that the Weinstein company has shown they know how to make or distribute a good film. They've distributed/made movies that won or were nominated for best picture, but in terms of animated films, when they get involved for most of the movies productions, they really have no experience or clue of how to make a animated film, adding things most animated films don't do, not knowing what most animated movie goers want, and making lots of bad decisions. Unfortunately, this trend would continue after Hoodwinked too with The Nut Job, Escape from Planet Earth, etc. Really unfortunate, because despite what the main CEO of Weinstein did years later that is unacceptable, we wouldn't have gotten Hoodwinked if he and his company didn't get involved. Same reason I said we wouldn't have Pixar today or Disney animation would've most likely died without John Lassenter. Regardless, hoodwinked is fantastic despite its bad animation. Hoodwinked too is booty bad.
Well this was a very fascinating video. Especially since I consider Hoodwinked as one of the best animated films with, ironically enough, the worst animation I’ve ever seen
You know I hope that the hoodwinked franchises might have another chance with good animation and tv show in the works because i loved the sequal hoodwinked 2 hood vs evil and i hope that the hoodwinked franchise will have another chance because it will have another chance
I found out about this show a couple of weeks ago, just ordered a DVD for $5 delivered. I just want to watch it to see if they ever hinted at what it is really about. The Hood vs. Evil on Too is the closest so far. It is about the Ages of Man or Suns wherein bombardment of space debris destroys the Earth and the atmosphere is loaded blocking out the Sun for long periods of time, thus in the real story when the woodsman cuts open the wolf the grandmother, mother, and hood fall out, signifying three ages. It is alike the Norse legend of the wolves eating the Sun and Moon.
I watcher the movie ONCE when I was like, I remember watching it and I was 4 maybe 5 around that time. I remember some lines from the movie. Then as I grew older, like more than 15 years later, I searched around the internet for fairytale movies and I found this. I still remember the lines that stuck to my head. I was like "oh, its this movie." And I never stop watching it, even though the animation is terrible. So thats my story about this. Gets to show you that even something thats not so good is memorable.
Fun fact: Japeth the Goat, the singing goat in the film, was almost cut out of the film due to the producers and writers thinking he served no purpose to the plot. But kids’ positive response towards the character during a test screening convinced them to keep him in the final film. And it’s a really good thing they listened to the kids because I don’t think the movie wouldn’t have been as funny without him and we wouldn’t have another version of “Be Prepared” that we’d be singing next to Scar’s.
Just a shame Hoodwinked Too decided to turn him into Waspinator for whatever reason!
Japeth the Goat is a singer that sounds less like a goat than most of the people who use AutoTune.
@marius kristensen
🎶 No I can't, I wish I could / But a mountain-a-witch done put a spell on me / Thirty-seven years ago / And now I gotta sing / Everything I say 🎶
@marius kristensen
That's right.
@marius kristensen
*(gulp)* Did I?
🎶 Did I? Did I? Did I, did I, did I, did I, did I, did I do? 🎶
“We don’t arrest people for being creepy”
“Yeah Bruce, you know that guy we got in the tank?”
“The creepy one?”
“Yeah you better let him go”
That’s my favourite line in the movie
Such a shame Hoodwinked Too was so terrible. This honestly could’ve been a solid contender for the Shrek franchise had it been aloud to evolve properly. Heck, I think it might’ve even worked out well if there was a Hoodwinked TV show! A CSI-esque “crime of the week” comedy series with a fairy tale setting? Who wouldn’t wanna watch that?!
How come it had so much better Animation than the first film?
I guess they had to upgrade it or something.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 the sequel had a slight improvement. But it's not saying much at all
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 I heard this movie Hoodwinked 2, but I never watch it.
But when I'm watching AniMat reviewing it, I just found out that this movie was just bad, like, really bad.
@@michaeltan1208 Somehow I remember watching it during my last year in Middle School and...........is it wrong to say its not as bad as other movies?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 Well, not really...
Hoodwinked is definitely the best animated film with the worst animation. The story is like watching a fairy tale parody directed by Quentin Tarantino. And the classic characters are giving a funny and unique twist to them. Definitely one of the rare things that the Weinstein company did right in terms of animation.
Sort of weird to hear you say that!
No not just a fairy tale parody directed by Quentin Tarantino...one written, produced, and directed by Quentin Tarantino.
I absolutely adore this movie. The sequel is hot garbage though.
Ditto
True dat.
True.
"And that's a fact!"
For me it’s hot garbage that you can actually sit through
UNLIKE THE EMOJI MOVIE
I like the first Hoodwinked, even though the animation wasn’t really great, it’s still enjoyable with really clever writing and characters. I was very fascinated of the history of the production it went through. Your latest editorial is very well done and awesome Mat, and it’s a great Christmas gift!
15:51 Can't believe Tara used her Twilight Sparkle voice (even though the movie was made before FiM)
I love hoodwink it is by far one of the most underrated movies ever. The sequel is terrible and deserves to be forgotten
There was a sequel?! You'd think I'd remember it
@@erichfiedler1481 not going to lie I didn't know there was a sequel either until I got older. And it is terrible
However, i give a credit on the sequel on poking fun of Disney.
@@Oscar95451 Not to mention the first film sort of done the same thing by poking fun at several Fairy Tales, even movies based on Fairy Tales.
I think it's a underrated classic and should get more attention from people and for its crappy sequel, just skip and pretend it doesn't exist.
Saw it in the theater back in 2005 and now I still find the movie good.
Did you ever see the sequel? I hope you didn't
@@antoniosalieri1048 I did not. Nor do I intend to.
This may not be Shrek but MAN!! It needs way more praise.
Also yeah. The animation does look pretty low in quality. It sucks that the movie was only given a lower budget.
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At least the animation is still better than Foodfight’s.
The first movie really is a great example of "don't judge a book by it's cover".
@@TeamFriendship8600 true
Hoodwinked will always be a major childhood classic of mine, and it will forever suck that the Weinstein company had to botch up the sequel so badly.
This movie, along with countless others, are why I enjoy watching and supporting good or even great low budget animated movies. You can often find some diamonds in the rough. People tend to have a negative stgma over these kinds of movies simply because they were not made by the usual animation giants like Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks.
As long as you steer clear of Hoodwinked Too, that is...
@Camille Le Roux There are many low budget animated movies from across the world that it is very overwhelming to choose. So far, here are my recommendations (including where they're from and where you may be able to find them, I based it on where you can find in the USA since that's where most users would be from):
- Mosley (New Zealand/China, probably Apple TV via rental)
- Seal Team (South Africa, Netflix)
- Leafie, a Hen into the Wild (South Korea, has a heartbreaking ending in the uncensored version, pretty hard to find)
- Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness (Belgium, on Netflix in some countries including the USA)
- Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implaussible (Spain, you can find it in VIX)
- Even Mice Belong in Heaven (Czech Republic/Czechia, Apple TV via rental)
- Son of Bigfoot (Belgium, also aniamted by the same studio behind Chickenhare, on Hoopla or Freevee, or you can rent it via Microsoft or Amazon)
- I Am What I Am (China, also very hard to find due to its very limited theatrical release. You can check IMDb to find the release info)
Bravo Mat! You managed to make this more enjoyable than a read of the same thing on Wikipedia. And Happy Holidays!
I've seen wonderfully animated movies that were terrible; and terribly animated movies that were wonderful. So, no matter what others say, I will always give a new movie a chance. That's how I discovered this movie's charm. The sequel wasn't as charming though.....
18:01, 21:03 As much as I love Shrek 1 and 2 (and like Hoodwinked and Enchanted fine from what I remember), I actually kinda agree with Cory Edwards...
Heck, one of the things I absolutely loved about Frozen is how it mocked past disney/fairytale cliches while STILL being a straightforward disney/fairytale film.
8:57 Buzz Lightyear, Joe Swanson and Kronk himself
9:02 Babs Gordon, Ashi, Twilight Sparkle, Timmy Turner, Raven, Bubbles, Hello Kitty, Poof, Dil Pickles, Harley Quinn, and Miss Minutes herself
9:05 Spongebob, Ice King, Heffer, Penguin, Plastic Man and Gary himself
Hi.
After butchering animated films with Doogal, Hood vs. Evil, and Escape from Planet Earth, leading his division to shut down, and getting himself locked up, all I can tell to the Weinstein brothers and their company, as the good bandit puts it, is . . .
“YOU HAVE BEEN HOODWINKED, BABY!”
Harvey Weinstein: “No, no, no. Not prison!”
Twitchy: “Say parcheesi!”
*flash*
Harvey Weinstein: “AAAAAAHHHHHH! Not prison! NOT FOR A BIG HOLLYWOOD MOGUL!”
Yes, he got what he deserved.
Bob Weinstein, at least, had the guts to stand up to his evil brother.
@@hunterolaughlin Don’t forget “Leap!”
@@hunterolaughlin SpaceboyCT: “Hey, Twitchy.”
Rocky and Bullwinkle featured Fractured Fairy Tales. Also Disney is now in the age of parody in their movies and even their television shows. That’s what the world is nowadays. 😉
Hoodwinked: An underrated and well written movie with bad animation but again the writing saves the movie with its clever story and funny humor
Hoodwinked Too: Hood Vs Evil: A forgettable and generic movie that takes away everything that made the first movie such a good movie while yes the animation quality is better looking compare to the first movie but the animation still looks cheap
I don't know how the sequel had better animation than the first one, but still came out bad.
Its still so weird to me.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 Well the sequel had more of a budget I wouldn’t mind the animation if the script was actually good which sadly it wasn’t if only they spend more time to get more money for the animation while the quality was an improvement over the first movie the animation itself is still cheap even though the first movie had bad animation at least the writing and humor saved it from being a trash movie
@@MiguelArcos2003 Good point.
I haven't though of it like that until now.
same goes to Winx Club’s first 3 seasons. Sure, the girls look incredibly thin, and the animation maybe dated, but the complex character development and well structured storytelling sure made up for it. Even when the voice acting isn’t as great in the Cinélume dub, the script sure made up for it. As for the Nickelodeon revival, that’s where things started to go upside down. It featured an all star cast of Keke Palmer, Molly Quinn, Daniella Monet, Matt Shively, Ariana Grande, and Elizabeth Gillies. All of them which, have great performances to the characters, but the scripts lost their quality, resulting in the fans of the old Winx club to hate the revival entirely and wish for the show to end. The powers became more stale and repetitive, there are more forgettably bland characters, the stories tend to lack structure, and the show no longer has a clue on what their audience is.
I love Patrick Warburton As Wolf he's my favourite part of this whole movie
I could tell this was an independent production, but I had no idea the backstory was this complex. I love an underdog story and though I love Disney films, I'm always hoping for more competition. And yes, this animation is the film's weakest feature, but the cast and characters are what make this not another ordinary fairytale. I think there's a lot here for kids and adults to enjoy.
22:40 Also, this was also at a time when Anne wanted to move away from portraying younger characters. This was one of the reasons why she has declined offers for another sequel of "The Princess Diaries" whenever they came up in the past.
do you know what i would love to see a traditional fairy tale movie mocks fairy tale parodies that would be hilarious cause lets be real subverting fairy tale tropes has become a trope itself at this point.
This is what i think Mat is going to say regarding the movies released next year.
-Hotel Transylvania: Transformania, "Oh no, this is not a good start!"
-The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild, "This was already hate at first sight when i first heard it."
-Turning Red, "This will be a fun little Pixar movie".
-The Bad Guys, "Finally, this movie will now be realised."
-DC League of Super Pets, "Looks really lame."
-The Bob's Burgers Movie, "Two years later and i'm still curious about the movie."
-Lightyear, "To infinity and beyond!"
-Minions: The Rise of Gru, "FOR THE LOVE OF FRIDGE, JUST GET RELEASED ALREADY!"
-Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, "Huh, great to see you back."
-Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One), "I KNOW i want this!"
-Strange World, "With Disney's impressive record nowadays, this can end up a really great adventure!"
And finally,
-Super Mario, "Let's-a go with the insane-a casting."
See ya later, dudes!
(Meta Knight victory theme plays)
A fascinating animated tale all wrapped up in a nice red hood.
0:49 someone finally acknowledged Happily Never After
I love the story telling style of this film. It helps with the mystery of what the heck was happening and who was actually the bad guy. I wish they kept that style in the sequel, you know, along with everything else. They really should have watched and understood the original.
I also wish that, because I know Hoodwinked Too could have been much better. To be fair to Cory, Todd, and Tony Leech, even if Hoodwinked Too had the best directing to help them write it better instead of changing too much of what they wrote...the first Hoodwinked film had a very unique form of storytelling that was groundbreaking for animated kids' movies for the time and even still today, that would be impossible to do a second time in Hoodwinked Too, so I can at least give them credit for not recycling the same formula and making a genuine effort to expand on the lore of their Hoodwinked world in the sequel. January 29, 2023, 11:58pm
Fun 🤩 Fact: Hoodwinked! was originally planned to be released nationwide on Christmas 🤶 Day of 2005, but it was moved to January 13, 2006 to avoid competition with other films 🎥 released during the holiday season.
Like the 2005 King Kong movie.
I am happy to say that it really paid off (pun not intended) for the box office success of the first Hoodwinked film.
I’d argue that part of the reason why Hoodwinked 2 bombed at the box office is because it was released on the same day as Fast Five, which is what I saw instead.
I like this movie. Anne Hathaway, Glenn Close, Patrick Warburton, Xzibit, Andy Dick and everyone else gave a good performance
What about Jim Belushi, Anthony Anderson and David Odgen Stiers
@@abrahamcortina2171 Yes, them too. Even though The W Company crammed most of them in at the last minute to dub over other actors who were previously in the Hoodwinked recording studio, which is definitely not helped by Anne and Jim not returning for Hoodwinked Too, they still gave surprisingly good performances for what they were instructed and directed to do.
This movie will always be in a special place in my heart. It may not have the best animation in the world but it does have a decent story.
Even if the first Hoodwinked movie has worse animation, I would take Hoodwinked over the recent cartoony DreamWorks movies and TTG cartoon and movie any day soon!
Still better than Foodfight’s animation.
Ok this is one of my favorite childhood movies growin up, I just love how it’s all just crazy none scenes and I just love it lol
I love that the creator of this vid spunds real enthusiastic showing he cares. Makes him fun 2 listen in + watch his vid.
I am so, so glad that this movie came out when it did, that nothing kept this movie from being made or shown. This movie is great. So, so great.
I remember being a kid watching that Burger King Hoodwinked Too commercial, all the while curious about what was taking the film so long to release.
Merry Christmas, AniMat. Best of luck in 2022
Merry Christmas to you, too!
I was just about to talk about this movie bro, it's a great movie no doubt about it especially for what they had to work with
Funny story about the sequel and it's delay. Burger King had a toy promotion for the film and I was lucky to get the pull back wolf toy. However, the film wouldn't come out till a lot later. And there came a point where nine year old me got a second one when it finally came out. I was so confused
This was honestly a childhood favourite! I do agree with your old saying that it’s the best animated film with the worst animation! Such a classic!
12:42 | You can hear it in his voice that he does not want to talk about the Weinstein Brothers again.
17:18 happily N' after was ok but the second one OMG
I saw this with a dude in middle school, mani loved it and obsessed with the film ever since.
I remember watching fill when it was on Cartoon Network! Such memories.
It would be funny if history repeated itself the exact same way with Superhero movies we've gone through a decade of them people start getting tired of them as some other movie trend starts taking off and while a Superhero movie comes out that flips the genre on it's head and criticizes it's clichés. Also I wouldn't mind re-watching Hoodwinked I remember liking it.
Marvel at least has their head in the game better than the other studios that attempted them. The onyl major setback they faced was when movie theaters shut down for a year, but they managed to keep their relevance due to their connected Disney + shows. Even then, the shows may be working too well, as they're getting more buzz lately. DC pretty much faltered out of the gate with strapping everything to Snyder's vision, and the worst thing is, they could have beaten Marvel to the punch if Superman Returns wasn't a flop. Besides, what else is there to offer? Remakes? Sequels to 30 year old movies that don't match up? The same biopic over and over again? Let's pray we never have to go back to the trend from the 1990's, the sitcom remake. There was, what, like one good one, and even then it drew just as much influence from the original Addams Family New Yorker comics, if not more?
I'm not sure about movies, but the TV shows Invincible and The Boys do a good job in flipping the superhero genre upside-down.
@@beyondthehorizon99 I give those shows and the comics they're based off of all the credit in the world for trying to find the last shred of Super Hero satire that hasn't been done to death yet. Straight up Super Hero stuff isn't exactly this stuffy genre that takes itself too seriously. Most of it has been self aware for quite some time. Not to mention how rampant parody super heroes are. Hell, Plastic Man started out as one way back in the day, and now he's considered an actual serious big time DC character.
Fun fact: the goat in the first movie was played by Benjy Gaither, the god and or grandson of Bill Gaither….the gospel singer songwriter who helped bring many classic gospel singers to the spotlight with his Homecoming series and also oversaw the production of the Gaither’s Pond series.
That show is so freakin ugly as hell
A perfect Christmas gift!!
Agreed.
Love hoodwinked remember watching it on Cartoon network back years ago liking it.
So, it earned a Saturn Award. It should've had an Oscar for Best Song; Cory Edwards, Todd Edwards and Anne Hathaway for "Great Big World."
And not that I want anyone to think I'm trashing Tara Strong, but I don't think anybody else besides Anne could've pulled this off.
Maybe a dark and gritty take on Goldilocks would be promising, with concepts of drunkenness, where she tries to walk home, but got so intoxicated, she ended up I. the woods and into the house of the three bears and also homelessness, where she has no home to go to, so she decided to live in the bears’ house. Kind of a cool concept of twisting a simple fairytale/nursery rhyme.
6:21 What about the My Little Pony 2017 movie or the Transformers 1986 movie? They both had a budget of about 6 million dollars.
That’s right.
Merry Christmas Mat! I hope you had a great time making this video!
The Burger King tie-in for the sequel is probably one of the many examples of wasteful promotion (releasing it too early)
fun fact: Hoodwinked was initially supposed to have a wide release on Christmas Day 2005 but got pushed to January due to stiff competition
What were the movies released during the Christmas Day competition in 2005?
@@jackiegonzalez6814 around that time, you had movies like King Kong, Brokeback Mountain, Narnia, Cheaper by the Dozen 2, Pride and Prejudice, Walk the Line, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and Chicken Little. granted, some of these films were released in november but they were still popular as 2005 came to a close
@@aidenlorenzo5409 If I had the ability to go back in time to December 2005 (I was 8 years old during that month 17 years ago) and choose any of the aforementioned films to see, I’d choose Brokeback Mountain, King Kong, Walk the Line and Pride and Prejudice. Narnia I actually saw in cinemas as a kid, but I could always see it again.
@@hunterolaughlin the only movies that I saw in 05 was Robots, Revenge of the Sith, Madagascar, Sharkboy and Lavagirl, Batman Begins, Fantastic Four, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Sky High, and The Dukes of Hazzard
@@hunterolaughlin Those are good choices. 😊😊😊
Hoodwinked Too was also the first film Animat himself gave the Garbage Seal to stating that even some of the DTV sequels (especially the Disney kind) are better than this pile of crap.
I do love the first Hoodwinked & now that I know about its history, I do hope one day we can see what they had with the original casting. Hoodwinked has a special place in my heart because I wanted to see it opening weekend but my parents did not want to go see it, neither one were willing to take me & I was like 14 at the time so I told them that I'm old enough to see a movie alone, why not just drop me off & then pick me up when it's over? My dad agreed it was a good idea but my little sister got upset that I could see the movie & she couldn't so my mom made me take her, it was the only way I was able to see it & I ended up getting in ever so slightly late for the movie too due to the arguing about it, it was still the very beginning of the movie, I missed like the first 30 seconds. Still, it was the first movie I was able to see on my own somewhat, frustrating I had to bring my little sister but she always got to share in my firsts in life because both of my parents were the babies of their families & remembered their older siblings getting stuff first while they had to wait so they thought it was only fair. Enjoyed the movie, that's the most important thing, it was one of the firsts I remember having so little patience for it to have a home release, I knew I was going to spend my allowance on the DVD for it when it did come out & that I did, still have it to this day.
As for the bad animation, I think that's what scared off my parents, both don't like animated stuff for the most part so seeing the bad animation probably had them thinking it was going to be a garbage movie. Also, I'm now questioning if the biggest reason why they wanted me taking my little sister is because I was a teenager at the time, maybe they just didn't want me going to what they thought was a trash kids movie without a kid? My mom is still hung up on the whole animation is for kids thing which ticks me off as someone who absolutely loves animated features. The animation for Hoodwinked couldn't scare me off, I had such an open mind back then & I've always been more of a story driven person anyways. I always felt that whatever you can do to tell a good story, you do it, even if it looks like crap, if the heart is there & it's a story worth telling, people will know & take it for what it is. I know it's easy to rag on it but I kinda like the animation for this movie, not for how it looks but because it just works in a weird sort of way like it didn't really achieve the style they were going for but it just works like it tells an additional story now knowing the history of it, it says "hey, we did a thing, it wasn't easy but we did this with what we could" & I can admire that.
If your mom thought the computer-animation of Hoodwinked! was garbage, she hasn’t seen true garbage with Foodfight! That computer-animation is much worse than Hoodwinked! and would actually scare you off. And like you said, no matter how bad the medium you use for your film looks, if you put effort into your story, then people can look past the movie’s ugly look; which is definitely something Foodfight! did not have because the guy in charge had no idea of how to direct an animated feature.
It's weird to think the original cut of this movie is basically lost media.
24:30 or probably not to compete with sherk 4
Regarding the articles about Shrek and Hoodwinked ruining the joy of fairytales and innocence, it should be noted that the original fairytales actually were pretty gruesome and dark, with Hans Christen Anderson fairytales being the most prominent example. This is why Disney usually changed the stories to make them more family oriented, so in a sense, fractured fairy tale films are actually somewhat more faithful to the original source material than Disney’s versions.
I think something I'd like to see over a Remake, Sequel or Reboot of Hoodwinked is a Remaster. Take the original audio and designs and reanimate the entire film, especially if you use a low framerate style like Spiderverse or Sponge on The Run.
I think Red was actually voiced by Anne Hathaway
Holy cow Tara Strong as Red?! I thought I heard that voice sounds familiar when I first watched it on DVD
So, a film that cost 8 million dollars actually got about almost 13 times more than its budget
Merry Christmas, AniMat.
Merry Christmas, dude! See you next year!
Dear Mat Brunet: Do you think you could possibly make a video going full in depth on why exactly The Weinstein Company is the worst with animation? I'm just extremely curious.
I remember taping this back then. I only watched 20mins before taping out. I still have the tape but I recorded over it with trailer park boys episodes and other stuff since. Now i record to my cable box and dub the recording to vhs. It saves tape being able to edit the comercials out and being able to check out somthing without having to tape it and relize i wasted my time.
The sequel just came out in the time when that era was over.
This was my favorite movie when I was a kid!
Still amazed that the writers for hoodwinked too looked at the first movie and came to the conclusion that wolf was an idiot. (For anyone who hasn't seen the second movie, that alone should tell you how little of the original lived on in the sequel)
Hoodwinked 2 actually had the same writers as Hoodwinked 1!
Ikr? What happened to Wolf putting effort into his disguises? Sure, his disguises couldn’t hide his true identity, but at least it’s more effort than just wearing a white beard like in the sequel. Even the Baudelaire Orphans would look at Wolf’s disguises in both films and comment about his one in the second film: “Oh, come on! You’re not even trying this time!”
Fun fact: tom kenny was the voice of spongebob squarepants
Well Matt becides Disney making Stories about Fairy Tale characters going into the real modern world there were movies like the 10th Kingdom which was a Live Action TV Mini Series that was on NBC during the early 2000's way before The ABC TV Series Once Upon a Time or any other Fairy Tale mixed with modern era films.
Funny film, and really well-made video
Hoodwinked was a great spoof on Little Red Riding good. It is crazy of how the budget is really low which that explains the garbage looking cgi. I considered hoodwinked for now as a computer animated American theatrical film with the lowest budget ever. I agree that I hope one of the staff members from hoodwinked and the Filipino animators can give us more clips from the directors cut on youtube and Twitter
Tara as Red is just Twilight.
This is the only movie I know of where the bad animation enhances it charm.
It’s funny that Hood Vs. Evil was released two weeks after Rio, which is a movie that Anne Hathaway is apart of as the voice of one of the main characters, Jewel. Yeah not only Anne Hathaway had to focus on growing her career but she was also busy working on Rio which the production has already started while Hoodwinked two was still in production lol
Funny history, when this movie come to Mexican theaters the dub budget was unusualy high, they didn't hire standard voice actors they hire some relatively famous TV actors and managed to hire one of the biggest Mexicans living comedy legends of all time (El Loco Valdez) in the rol of the Wolf, I was shocked back in the day from seeing a really low budget movie with a expensive dub cast.
I remember my choir teacher would play that German guy's song and we all thought it was scary
Hoodwinked Too's story is pretty heartbreaking. The Weinsteins basically barged in, forced them to put as many pop culture references and idiotic jokes in as possible. The Troll on the bridge wasn't even meant to speak, much less as an effeminate black sassy guy stereotype. Even in the final cut, you can tell they ADR'd as many worse jokes as possible when no character was on screen moving their mouths. Corey Edwards famously chewed the movie out for being drastically taken away from him in terms of what his vision was in the original script. Then he saw history repeat itself with a Fraggle Rock movie which thankfully never happened. Corey would later admit that everything they shoved into the live action Smurfs movie was what they were forcing on his script, right on down to the bad Guitar Hero placement.
I'm still shocked that the first film is great with bad Animation and the sequel is bad with good Animation.
HOW WEIRD AS FREAK IS THAT???
Why couldn't it have been the other way around or something??
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 One was an indie film that somehow got released theatrically, the second was corrupted by greedy, incompetent, talentless producers with a crapload of money. What's not to get?
@@mightyfilm That's all I needed to know that.
Still think it could've been the other way around.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 It's heartbreaking and maddening. I wish Corey Edwards's blog was still up from then because he made it clear that the producers pried the film from his hands and just went full lowest common denominator on it.
@@mightyfilm I never knew that
❤💖 I wished and loved 😍 for you to do historical editorial video 📹 of the history of the Ice Age franchise. How Ice Age started off as a amazing animated movie and began the career of Blue Sky Studios and how it started the Ice Age franchise with sequels and how Fox and Blue Sky milked the franchise and the fifth film killed and destroyed the franchise. Or maybe you could save that Animation Lookback of Blue Sky Studios 💙 to honor 🎖 it's legacy after the studio shut down this year. Sounds like a good idea. 👍🏻 💡 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤
Facts
@Mekhi Loud same
Been looking forward to this.
15:51 Am I the only one who wants to hear Twilight Sparkle voice Red in the original cut of this film?
I really wish that a version of original Hoodwinked with the original voices including Tara Strong as Red would be officially released to the public or even be leaked on the internet. Fingers crossed.
14:35: I think I would've stopped at Sally Struthers and Joel McCrary and not replaced them. With the rest, I can understand having different actors since some of them shared the same actors, meaning they run the risk of sounding similar. But I think the film would've done just fine with Anne Hathaway, Jim Belushi, Anthony Anderson, and Chazz Palminteri, on top of already having Patrick Warburton, Andy Dick, Sally Struthers, and David Ogden Stiers.
I loved this movie when I was younger
I don't remember why but I and all my family go to the tether to see the movie back in the day and we love it, 🤔 maybe we see the movie due the dubbing of the wolf (El Loco Valdez) a legendary comedian actor who was retired from the show bussiness for almost 20 years... (That could be the first and only time when we were dragged to a teather for a big name in the voice casting).
hoodwinked is such a good movie
An Hathaways voice is better, it suits the sassy character.
I’ll never understand what they did to reds face in the second film. She looks SO different wtf?
Updated animation??????
The first movie was good. The second, however, was horrible. It had a slight improvement on the animation, but it's SERIOUSLY not saying much. This movie also ended the whole fairy tale spoof films
And Hayden Panetierre is no Anne Hathaway
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! I have a fun Christmas tale to tell you guys!
Hoodwinked is similar to the first Ice Age. Animation is not very good but the story does help.
It's really sad that the Weinstein company has shown they know how to make or distribute a good film. They've distributed/made movies that won or were nominated for best picture, but in terms of animated films, when they get involved for most of the movies productions, they really have no experience or clue of how to make a animated film, adding things most animated films don't do, not knowing what most animated movie goers want, and making lots of bad decisions. Unfortunately, this trend would continue after Hoodwinked too with The Nut Job, Escape from Planet Earth, etc.
Really unfortunate, because despite what the main CEO of Weinstein did years later that is unacceptable, we wouldn't have gotten Hoodwinked if he and his company didn't get involved. Same reason I said we wouldn't have Pixar today or Disney animation would've most likely died without John Lassenter.
Regardless, hoodwinked is fantastic despite its bad animation. Hoodwinked too is booty bad.
Isn't it weird how the sequel had better Animation than the first film??
just slightly
The sequel had better animation but a worse story. You win some, you lose some.
But Escape From Planet Earth has average animation.
@@michaeltan1208 True.
@AidenElena How did you know that? Just because the story is just too generic and the characters are extremely unfunny (like Scorch)?
Well this was a very fascinating video. Especially since I consider Hoodwinked as one of the best animated films with, ironically enough, the worst animation I’ve ever seen
Today, great animated movies have budgets of around $200,000,000.
You know I hope that the hoodwinked franchises might have another chance with good animation and tv show in the works because i loved the sequal hoodwinked 2 hood vs evil and i hope that the hoodwinked franchise will have another chance because it will have another chance
I found out about this show a couple of weeks ago, just ordered a DVD for $5 delivered. I just want to watch it to see if they ever hinted at what it is really about. The Hood vs. Evil on Too is the closest so far. It is about the Ages of Man or Suns wherein bombardment of space debris destroys the Earth and the atmosphere is loaded blocking out the Sun for long periods of time, thus in the real story when the woodsman cuts open the wolf the grandmother, mother, and hood fall out, signifying three ages. It is alike the Norse legend of the wolves eating the Sun and Moon.
im surprised how enjoyable this movie was
I watcher the movie ONCE when I was like, I remember watching it and I was 4 maybe 5 around that time. I remember some lines from the movie. Then as I grew older, like more than 15 years later, I searched around the internet for fairytale movies and I found this. I still remember the lines that stuck to my head. I was like "oh, its this movie." And I never stop watching it, even though the animation is terrible. So thats my story about this. Gets to show you that even something thats not so good is memorable.