Based upon the comics.
Starring George Lopez and on!
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Marmaduke (2010)
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Having never read the comic (it was never in any of the papers around here) or seen the 80s cartoon series, I have no preconceptions, so maybe I'll see this one and maybe I won't. It seems like a rather silly idea for a movie, but that didn't stop Fox from making Dragonball Evolution (which I enjoyed in a so-bad-it's-good kind of way).
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The comic isn't worth addapting in the first place.
Basically, Marmaduke lives with his family and causes trouble. That's it. He doesn't have a "personality" the way that Garfield does. Heck, he doesn't even talk! The main gag is "he's big," and that's about it.
The movie, for better or for worse, looks nothing like the comic whatsoever.
Basically, Marmaduke lives with his family and causes trouble. That's it. He doesn't have a "personality" the way that Garfield does. Heck, he doesn't even talk! The main gag is "he's big," and that's about it.
The movie, for better or for worse, looks nothing like the comic whatsoever.
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Exactly: Marmaduke's one joke is that he's not only a "real" dog and he's big, he's just a little too enthusiastic about joining with whatever his family is doing...That, as stated, is it.Dacey wrote:Basically, Marmaduke lives with his family and causes trouble. That's it. He doesn't have a "personality" the way that Garfield does. Heck, he doesn't even talk! The main gag is "he's big," and that's about it.
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He doesn't even talk dog-talk like his cousin Scooby.
I smell a rights-package deal that came with the original Garfield movie, and which the producers fell back on when that CGI-enhanced comic icon burned itself out....Cats, dogs, six o'one, as long as we've got the mouth-moving software.
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