[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
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Ok, that’s just freakin’ great -lol.
(As an aside, I actually animated several of those cartoons when I was working on SNL back in the 90’s)
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Okay that actually moved you up a notch or two
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
o_o[/quote]
Ok, that’s just freakin’ great -lol.
(As an aside, I actually animated several of those cartoons when I was working on SNL back in the 90’s)
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Okay that actually moved you up a notch or two [/quote]
Surely that will make him sleep easier.
[quote]Ronan wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
o_o[/quote]
Ok, that’s just freakin’ great -lol.
(As an aside, I actually animated several of those cartoons when I was working on SNL back in the 90’s)
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Okay that actually moved you up a notch or two [/quote]
Surely that will make him sleep easier.[/quote]
I dont know let me ask him and I will get back with you.
That’s like the guy on here that worked on the DBZ cartoons. Can’t remember his username, still coolest guy ever…
Lol, not what people usually expect who just know me as the guy from the gym, but I worked on some pretty cool projects over the years (before I went into teaching). SNL always comes up because despite the intended look of poor quality 1960’s animation, it had quite a huge audience. I did stuff for Disney, Nickelodeon,… even Fox (The Tick) as well. Always helps to appear cool to a bunch of young kids when I whip up their favorite characters on a placemat in a restaurant.
I will say that working on the ‘Duo’ episodes was a riot. The scripts were just crazy sometimes, and of course all of the guys working on the crew were fans. You couldn’t walk past anyone else’s desk without a “What’s everybody looking at?” coming your way. My brother was captain of the wrestling team in school, so when I told him I was the designer on young Ace and Gary’ wrestling outfits, I like to think that he took a certain amount of pride.
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[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
Lol, not what people usually expect who just know me as the guy from the gym, but I worked on some pretty cool projects over the years (before I went into teaching). SNL always comes up because despite the intended look of poor quality 1960’s animation, it had quite a huge audience. I did stuff for Disney, Nickelodeon,… even Fox (The Tick) as well. Always helps to appear cool to a bunch of young kids when I whip up their favorite characters on a placemat in a restaurant.
I will say that working on the ‘Duo’ episodes was a riot. The scripts were just crazy sometimes, and of course all of the guys working on the crew were fans. You couldn’t walk past anyone else’s desk without a “What’s everybody looking at?” coming your way. My brother was captain of the wrestling team in school, so when I told him I was the designer on young Ace and Gary’ wrestling outfits, I like to think that he took a certain amount of pride.
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Damn, dude. That’s really cool.
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
… I did stuff for Disney, Nickelodeon,… even Fox (The Tick) as well. Always helps to appear cool to a bunch of young kids when I whip up their favorite characters on a placemat in a restaurant.
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The Tick? Spooooooooooonnnnnnnnnn!
Just had to say that. You know… for justice.
Cheers,
Needa
I don’t see this as bad as the Venom casting in Spider-man 3. Affleck can pull off Bruce and the bat suit will be fake muscles.
With Hugh’s Wolverine(who is shirtless like 40%) the exception I kind of find it funny that these guys train full time for like 3-4 months, use some gear all to look badass for one 7 second shirtless shot.
[quote]spar4tee wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
Lol, not what people usually expect who just know me as the guy from the gym, but I worked on some pretty cool projects over the years (before I went into teaching). SNL always comes up because despite the intended look of poor quality 1960’s animation, it had quite a huge audience. I did stuff for Disney, Nickelodeon,… even Fox (The Tick) as well. Always helps to appear cool to a bunch of young kids when I whip up their favorite characters on a placemat in a restaurant.
I will say that working on the ‘Duo’ episodes was a riot. The scripts were just crazy sometimes, and of course all of the guys working on the crew were fans. You couldn’t walk past anyone else’s desk without a “What’s everybody looking at?” coming your way. My brother was captain of the wrestling team in school, so when I told him I was the designer on young Ace and Gary’ wrestling outfits, I like to think that he took a certain amount of pride.
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Damn, dude. That’s really cool.[/quote]
Agreed
(by no means a complete list, but I don’t know who actually put the info up)
Okay, as much as I appreciate the comments, can we PLEASE go back to making fun of Ben Affleck? -lol
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[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
(by no means a complete list, but I don’t know who actually put the info up)
Okay, as much as I appreciate the comments, can we PLEASE go back to making fun of Ben Affleck? -lol
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LOOOOL Do you just keep this under wraps or what?
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
(by no means a complete list, but I don’t know who actually put the info up)
Okay, as much as I appreciate the comments, can we PLEASE go back to making fun of Ben Affleck? -lol
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Damn Stu
Just let it out now if you saved people through the peace corp.
Or flew in the space shuttle
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
(by no means a complete list, but I don’t know who actually put the info up)
Okay, as much as I appreciate the comments, can we PLEASE go back to making fun of Ben Affleck? -lol
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Damn Stu
Just let it out now if you saved people through the peace corp.
Or flew in the space shuttle
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Or fucked Jesus.
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
(by no means a complete list, but I don’t know who actually put the info up)
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Maybe it was ArASH
[quote]ArAsh_77:
MR. Stuart Yellin is, actually, was my art teacher…he’s sooo funny and cool!!!
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though, that signature looks mighty familiar.
Affleck is too young to play an older, seasoned version of Batman when we pretty much got that in Nolan’s films.
[quote]roybot wrote:
Affleck is too young to play an older, seasoned version of Batman when we pretty much got that in Nolan’s films.
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He is 41.
Im ignorant but what is the older Batman in this universe? 50? 60?
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]roybot wrote:
Affleck is too young to play an older, seasoned version of Batman when we pretty much got that in Nolan’s films.
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He is 41.
Im ignorant but what is the older Batman in this universe? 50? 60? [/quote]
He’s 55.
That’s my favorite batman. It’s like Bill Kazmaier Batman.
[quote]SirTroyRobert wrote:
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]flipcollar wrote:
[quote]SirTroyRobert wrote:
[quote]c.m.l. wrote:
I think the biggest criterion for playing batman is a thick ass jawline sticking out from the mask.[/quote]
Make the Rock batman. Dude’s got a strong jawline. Not to mention he’s massive as fuuuuuck.[/quote]
You guys do know whoever plays Batman also has to play Bruce Wayne, right? John Cena and The Rock? Fucking seriously?[/quote]
TO is pretty ripped Flip
Or What about Lebron James since basketball players are the most athletic. [/quote]
If LeBron was Batman every villain would be screwed. His sheer athleticism and size would be too much for any villain. LeBron and his 6’8 frame would reign down punches on little pussies like the joker… It’s settled then. LeBron should be Batman.
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Then he would get a cramp in his leg and Robin would have to do all the work.
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
o_o[/quote]
Ok, that’s just freakin’ great -lol.
(As an aside, I actually animated several of those cartoons when I was working on SNL back in the 90’s)
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Cool! Did you work on Captain Linger as well?
The suit will cover everything he lacks. And they’ll film him in a way to compensate any of his flaws when he’s out of suit. The battle scenes wont be him, they’ll be a stunt man.