@Tyranexx
Spoiler alerts! Pumba didn't fart as many as the cartoon version. Also, there was NO farting jacuzzi scene from cartoon version. Pumbaa on live action version was not as funny as the cartoon version. It was a crime.
@StableInvadeel
Oh, yeah. I remembered, there was a Cartoon part during Dora, Diego and Alejandro got poisoned by Corpse flower spore. And the weirdest part was those Corpse flowers didn't look very stinky as the oppose as the reality
This...honestly sounds like a movie that's trying to capitalize on the original audience that watched Dora vs. a feature film aimed at today's kids. O_O
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My wife got me marvel ultimate alliance 3 for our anniversary. Id start it tonight but she got it at gamestop which is going for $60 and Wal-Mart has it for $50. Needless to say I'm going to return it and rebuy at Wal-Mart. That's not rude right lol?
I looked up cgi Swiper. Aside from wanting to set it on fire, I realized that I’ve always thought Swiper was a raccoon, but clearly I’ve never actually seen him because he’s definitely a fox. I guess I was blinded by hate. This doesn’t change the way I feel about him.
@Tyranexx - I was thinking the same thing. This seems aimed at teenagers now who grew up on Dora. I’d bet money my friend’s 17 year old daughter is seeing it this weekend. This movie makes me feel super old.
@NintendoByNature Out of curiosity, how has the saga of the adorable felines played out?
@bimmy-lee Nothing like music and television to make us all feel old! Dora was below my age group, but my twenty-year-old sister was really into the show as a kid. It and Caillou both annoyed the snot out of me.
(That's not to say that I dislike all kiddie shows, but some definitely are much better at treating kids like human beings and not keeping everything all cutesy and cluelessly simple)
@Tyranexx so my wife was working something out with my aunt that fell through. But I worked all week and she worked each night, so it really hampered our ability to catch anything. She called the humane society and they wouldnt help i guess. So tomorrow were both off, I plan on going out and getting a trap. Guess I'll have to do it on my own.
@NintendoByNature Bummer. I was hoping there would be a way for an organization to help you guys out, but it looks like you're on your own for now unless there are some local independent rescues or something. I know the Humane Society here more often than not has to turn away animals since their space is completely filled a lot of the time.
Good luck! Hopefully the little ones aren't too shy, but you might have fun rounding up the mama.
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@Tyranexx I'm thinking of a 1 way cage type deal to trap them. And hopefully a shelter takes them in. We got our pup from a shelter recently so I'm hoping they return a favor of sorts.
@Tyranexx - We have a PBS Kid’s Club membership that opens a treasure trove of kid’s content on Prime. Fred Rogers and LeVar Burton were good at treating kids like human beings. Caillou and Dora (Swiper aside) seem okay, but my kids only had a brief interest in those shows. It’s hard to find decent content for them.
@NintendoByNature - Congratulations on your anniversary. You’re good if you use the $10 to buy your wife flowers. Hope this cat balls situation gets squared away soon. Don’t turn your back on that mama cat during the extraction. She’ll be waiting for her moment.
@NintendoByNature A live trap? They're usually the best for these situations. That said, some cats are cleverer than others, so it doesn't always work. Particularly if they've been exposed to them a few times. That's actually how we had to teach ours to stay out of them when we were trying to catch and remove something else. (Typically an opossum. Greedy things....)
Also, happy anniversary! ^^
@bimmy-lee _Mr. Rogers and Reading Rainbow were two of my favorite educstional shows as a kid. Arthur, Cyberchase, and Sagwa were up there in my book too.
In my VERY youthful days, I also had a thing for Barney admittedly.
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My “kid shows” (discounting the cartoon commercials, of course) were Mr Rogers, Reading Rainbow, Magic School Bus. Oh, and Mr Wizard. I would make sure I was ready for school by 530 just so I could watch Mr Wizard before I had to leave. Funny that I was excited about that when the kids in homeroom just talked about South Park.
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@Ninfan
Dora the movie was...... Even worse than Indiana Jones to be honest. 😶
There were some cringeful scenes to watch due to very embarrassing to watch or too kiddie to be watched.
@RedderRugfish
Spoiler alerts ! The cringeful moments from Dora movie were: Dora's naive behaviour which caught her in trouble in her new high school, Alejandro cried like a bratz when he realized he was still alive after being sucked into quicksand and being rescued by Dora's gang, Dora was singing about Poo Shovel song to make a hole for poo, Dora's yoyo that knocked out one of treasure hunter kidnapper, the journey to find Parapata temple was like mediocre version of Indiana Jones (too fake), the Dora's dance with High school students to celebrate their adventures was like kiddie song sung and performed by teenagers
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