I don't want to give too much of it away, but needless to say, Mojo Jojo wreaks havoc, and Townsville gets destroyed quite a bit in the movie. The monkeys besides Mojo Jojo are amusing, as are the ways the girls handle them.

All in all, it was a spiffy little movie, and a must if you're a PPG fan. And it had a little Dexter's Laboratory cartoon on the front which was quite entertaining.

Thank goodness I'm in the habit of going to matinees where it's not as much.

I got in for a childs price, and got to roam the theater, watching four films in the meantime.

So your solution is not to get money, but to make friends with the peeps working the theater.

[ 07-04-2002: Message edited by: Lord Bane ]

I was pretty stupid, yeah, I know. It's a great show. But it came as a surprise to me what he did to help create them, and how he got how he was.

It is fuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeeeeeee

Whatever it is, Ill still be seeing buttercup kicking some monky ass. If only cadga was here, this could turn into a funny thread.

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I haven't seen that episode, so I didn't know. I haven't been watching from the beginning, because I used to not like the PPG.

I was pretty stupid, yeah, I know. It's a great show. But it came as a surprise to me what he did to help create them, and how he got how he was.

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Well, I haven't seen the movie yet, but from what you're hinting at, it sounds like they kept the origins of the PPG and Mojo the same as it was in the episode. Yeah!! (I hate when someone makes a movie of something and changes around the ages or origins of some of the characters from how they were in the cartoon or comic book or novel. That's one of my big pet peeves.)

If you're going to make a movie based on the work, then DON'T fuck with it. That is not the point of making a movie based on the bloody work. The point is being true to the work, because what we want is the work as it should be, just out of our imaginations and being seen before our very eyes.