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As I'm sure many of you are aware, Hollywood is coming out with new, live action Yogi Bear and Smurf movies this Holiday season; and in my opinion this decision is a real tragedy.
When I was young, I loved Yogi, The Smurfs, and many other shows that are now on Boomerang (I as born at just the right time to see those shows before they were pushed off Cartoon Network but weren't the only shows on it anymore either), and seeing Hollywood dig up these shows and make unnecessary movies out of them just brings tears to my eyes. Those shows were great and funny, but they had their run; we should just let them be and stick to watching reruns. They weren't made for our generation, their type of humor was much more simple and wholesome than the crap this new generation defines as comedy.
What do you think, should Hollywood really keep digging up the graves of these beloved old cartoons, or should they leave these precious memories alone? Seriously, is nothing sacred anymore?
When I was young, I loved Yogi, The Smurfs, and many other shows that are now on Boomerang (I as born at just the right time to see those shows before they were pushed off Cartoon Network but weren't the only shows on it anymore either), and seeing Hollywood dig up these shows and make unnecessary movies out of them just brings tears to my eyes. Those shows were great and funny, but they had their run; we should just let them be and stick to watching reruns. They weren't made for our generation, their type of humor was much more simple and wholesome than the crap this new generation defines as comedy.
What do you think, should Hollywood really keep digging up the graves of these beloved old cartoons, or should they leave these precious memories alone? Seriously, is nothing sacred anymore?