8 Worst Ripoffs of Dreamworks Films (feat. PhantomStrider) | blameitonjorge

When it comes to animation, successful properties are likely to be copied and ripped off for quick profits from confused grandparents at the video store. In the past, there have been some comparisons between DreamWorks and Pixar, with the former creating some similar

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like ants compared to the life of an insect and its short tail compared to Finding Nemo Now, whether these

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can be considered rip-offs is a topic of debate, since in reality the only thing they share in common is similar themes or having similar species, regardless of whether they are a critical success or failure.

This type of company, DreamWorks, has produced some absolutely amazing films in the past, such as The Prince of Egypt, How to Train a Dragon, Kung Fu Panda and of course Shrek and as we said before, with success comes scams - squeals , gasps, so today my ghost friend. Strider and I are going to talk about eight ridiculously hilarious and shitty ex-dreamer scams, thanks for having me on the show. George, let's give these horrible recreations a big Plan B and a little B-movie ace in the last year. 2007 movie, a movie that went from a relatively forgotten DreamWorks movie that was a worldwide sensation thanks to internet memes, however, someone saw the potential of a movie long before everyone else and that someone, for Of course, bringing the video to Craddle Little B is their attempt to cash in on the original. brilliance of Jerry Seinfeld's B-movie role, tells the story of a soldier being who wants nothing more than to make honey and a honey maker B who wants nothing more than to be a soldier, highly predictable irritating antics and soon one more thing, your majesty.

It seems like there are hundreds of millions of things that the girl needs to learn about what it is to be a lady, you know what I'm saying, we have to look pretty, say the right things, always be elegant, never be controversial, be strong, be smart , be good too. or ask or do what they do best and make everything they produce look Road Kills ugly, a cousin Marvin, little B is pretty standard when it comes to rip-offs, and as if one B-movie rip-off wasn't enough, our old friends from Sparkplug Entertainment The creative madhouse from the madhouse who gave us the Cars Life series brought his own version to the table.

Plan B. Okay, these aren't even shorts to begin with, they call themselves B, but they're clearly wasps, but obviously the writers and animators aren't. You know it or you care, so why does the movie follow a squad of wasps in the Washington DC area? We must challenge the monarchy of the new tyrannical queen and believe me, it is not as interesting as it seems and really boils down to crazy spark plugs. Confusing attempts at political and environmental commentary. The Queen orders that the game focus on piercing and draining every last drop of juice from a single flower because we all know that they normally pierce for nectar.

Anyway, the movie continues. It's strange, incomprehensible, incoherent, crash landing. comment comparing American slavery in the 19th century to the way bees are forced to collect nectar for the Queen we all are, let's get back to work although little is an abomination at least bring quad Oh I didn't have the nerve to make comparisons with real life slavery f- - spark plug this is sad even by your standards small and large monsters based on monsters vs aliens people familiar with mod Buster's are no strangers to video prank widows they are a Brazilian company known for blatantly ripping off Disney Pixar and DreamWorks movies in a hilariously bad way in the past, we've looked at some of their movies, like ratatouille, little cars, and what happens, surprisingly, this movie is a prequel of sorts: what pass, balloon to the rescue even though they are both based on From completely unrelated films, Little and Big Monsters is based on Monsters vs.

Aliens, but only in the title and on the DVD cover, other than that it basically has nothing to do with the movie, as is often the case with the Frank Widow video. There boy, I can't hear you, the back of the DVD describes the plot so brilliantly. Too crazy and clingy scientists whose experiments always seem to go wrong managed to do one thing right, they are amazing monster hunters when one of their experiments went wrong. To put their monster-hunting skills to the test, they team up with two clever kids to save the world from some really quirky and greedy big and small monsters.

A common complaint about the film is that the monsters aren't even that big or small, they are all pretty average sized at best, the film also has a bit of racism towards the Chinese in a scene towards the beginning where a robot dances in traditional conical hats and then proceeded to spout racist marks of the Chinese language and then the teacher. he claims it must be a virus because he doesn't subscribe to that damn Chinese channel. Needless to say, this movie deserves a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and unfortunately this is not the last time we will see widow prank videos for what they really are.

Pioneers are making horrible imitations of animated films. The Great Price of Moses Egypt based on The Prince of Egypt before the first big hits in 3D. DreamWorks focused almost entirely on old traditional 2D animation after their first film, The Ants. DreamWorks released a monumental hit based on a biblical book of Exodus known as The Prince of Egypt, it basically follows the biblical story of Moses where God tells them to free the Hebrew slaves in Egypt, even though Dreamworks admits from the beginning that The film takes liberties with its source material, in fact it remains one of the most accurate representations currently in cinema.

I mean, they don't sugarcoat those things like God killing all the firstborn in Egypt and that's one of those parts that doesn't usually appear in the children's version of the Bible, unlike a lot of the other movies. This list, this Prince of Egypt copy, largely follows the same story and characters, as Dreamworks surprisingly does not own the original rights to the Moses story. I guess God does have them anyway and it comes out the same year as the Prince of Egypt. Moses, the Great Prince of Egypt. made by our friends at UAV Entertainment known for their other machine-busters, such as The Incredible Exploits of Hercules and The Secret of the Hunchback, where spoiler alert Quasimoto grows wings and becomes an angel, although it's certainly not the

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movie from this list, pales.

Compared to the movie you're ripping off in this movie, for some reason Moses frees the slaves as a teenager instead of an adult, there really isn't much difference other than it's all a massive drop in quality, oddly enough. It seems, there is a short. live-action Jerusalem scene at the end of the film, for some reason, while this rip-off is fairly harmless, paves the way for the sad train wrecks that will follow Puss in Boots, a Fuzzy Towel, and the real story of Puss in Boots. Boots After the overwhelming positive reception for the character of Puss in Boots with his introduction in Shrek 2, the character received his own spin-off film in 2011, titled simply Puss in Boots, the film did very well, leading to a nomination for best animated film, a Netflix series and a possible sequel, although at the time of writing we are not sure if that will actually happen, it goes without saying that some films about Puss in Boots from Western companies were released exactly at the same time as Puss in Boots, a fairy tale. 2D animated film despite the cover showing 3D models that follows the titular cat after the events of the original fairy tale now living with King John and the Queen and her unhappy marriage.

It was produced by Gaea Entertainments, known for their work on taquitos, a rip-off of Happy Feet. a video prank widow who helps with their distribution of the small car franchise compared to all those horrible movies we've seen in the past, animation and Puss in Boots, a fairy tale isn't that bad, certainly not good as it looks like flash. animation but it could be much worse our second Puss in Boots movie however it is a completely different story despite coming out two years before the DreamWorks film the real story of Puss in Boots is an obvious attempt to capitalize on the success of the character of Shrek even looks very similar in design and although in 3D the film is actually one of the best looking here, with its use of lighting and shadows really making it look somewhat decent, unfortunately the decency doesn't last long so As soon as the characters start moving and talking, the

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voice acting comes from our main character, who is surprisingly voiced by William Shatner, of all people, okay, let's calm down, I just meant that with Haier here, he betrays the cat as an over-the-top, hoarse, high-pitched character who It's just infuriating to hear why Shannon took this role, it's beyond us, but she certainly didn't do this, the movie is already painful to watch.

Any favors, the plot follows the fairy tale, but takes a lot of liberties with tone and dialogue, and despite being promoted as the true story, honestly, you're better off sticking with the DreamWorks version, at least you won't get bleed ears to see it, you must be a music fan, what a music fan, life is a jungle based on Madagascar. I like it. a little fish but it must be Dee tied up by my numb babysitter. I call her babysitter num nums because she brings me my num nums they are so yum yum what does she bring to the table 2012 life is a jungle?

Africa's most wanted are unique in the world. other wobbly mcbuster disasters we've seen today absolutely nothing at all literally nothing since that's essentially what happens in this movie we're treated to drawn out endless scenes of very little happening and long awkward silences this is a lovely life it's a jungle was released to cash in on the Madagascar franchise, specifically the release of Europe's most wanted madagascar 3, hence the suspiciously similar titles, yow-yow, you dare utter definite protests, the nerve that it was created by the mainstream entertainment whose only other claim to fame was a Kung Fu Panda. scam released in 2009, maybe life is a jungle was the final nail in the coffin of this company, who knows, the film follows Hip the dog, a pampered stray dog ​​whose life changes when his owners go to Africa, Isn't that cool, boy?

I told you so. It would be fun, come on, pip, we'll go back to the jungle and he promises to be poor and they decide to bring their ill-animated mongrel to the African plains, it makes sense to me while there he learns about the animal side of him and meets others. animals learn about the power of friendship wherever they once were, why didn't they name her the boy the film's talent wanted? Almost nothing happens in it and the movie just doesn't know when to end with more endings than The Return of the King and 1 Million Times Less Charm, in fact, ignore having heard of this movie, just see what the return is of the K.

I guarantee it will be 100 times more enjoyable. The dose would be really nice, yeah, and I never kissed a girl, plus, if we had some girls during the week to finally. organize this place how to train a dragon warrior based on how to train a dragon and the reward for the most dangerously close crazy pleasure title can come before being sued by dreamy explorers going to how to train a dragon warrior an obvious scam of the La 2010 hit movie How to Train Your Dragon, this movie comes with sensible clothing and many other aspects such as the character design of the dragons, just by looking at it you can see that it is quite identical to Toothless, the main dragon from the DreamWorks movie , just smaller and the color changed a bit it was made by a company from Thailand called taiga how to train a dragon warrior is essentially devianart the movie the art style looks like a poor man's anime with nothing unique there is no version in English nor subtitled version no IMDB page no wikipedia page no trailers on YouTube and from what we can deduce from a translation on the back of the DVD, the plot follows two boys named H and Sanh on their journey to find a dragon to be able to compete and some Dragon Warrior competition or something honestly, I think it's better that this movie stays in Thailand.

I don't think the rest of the world is ready for this level of quality yet. The tail goes out of the way, the only talking donkey I know is something with a green ogre. I am a horse. I bet you never thought there would be a Buster spoof here that was shown at the Cannes Film Festival, did you believe it or not? The 2007 film Donkeyrecover your $13 budget while no zombies appear shambling around. Shrek exists within this movie, the poster actually goes out of its way to say of the producers who saw Shrek, oh I understand what you did there, you almost fooled two grandmas at the mall, the movie was panned as expected. wait, but somehow he managed to get further. that most other mob Buster's even has his own video game the title of the film donkey xote is actually a play on don qui chota the review website DVD talk analyzed the film saying that the best thing about donkey xote is his whimsically naughty title little pun the worst thing about donkey xote is everything else and when you take away that momentary pun all that's left is everything else the bad way, a little panda fighter from the Panda chop kick Panda and the legend of the Kung Fu rabbits, all Kung Fu Panda rip-offs oh, that wasn't expected, you know, I'm just suffering, tasting, right, if you're as fancy as you are with those chopsticks, I'm sure you'll make it, no, sorry Mr.

Polaris, I suppose they must have fallen asleep. For a second, you've gotten me out of more grief trouble than I can count. For our finale, we'll look at one of the big dogs from MOC. Buster is the film that inspires so much it's honestly impressive. 2008's Kung Fu Panda is a classic example of not judging a book by its cover. Its basic name and premise sound like a fairly generic DreamWorks movie filled with pop culture, but it's actually a deep and emotional film. journey through spirituality and kung-fu with some of the best fight scenes in a 3D animated film, but it led to two sequels that continued to improve the formula and continued the story.

It's mod. Buster, on the other hand, is where you should definitely judge a book. From its cover, there are so many terrible Kung Fu Panda knockoffs that it's hard to keep track of them all, to be honest, God, there's only four too many to cover, given that everyone's already tried it, including the infamous print video. is the little fighting panda movie, the DVD covers are almost always the same and

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ure a panda or other furry character in a kung fu pose with bamboo and other stereotypical Chinese appearances in the background. This can be seen with a short kick.

Panda way of the Panda and the legend. of kung-fu rabbits, the plot of all of these movies essentially boiled down to an extremely condensed version of Kung Fu Panda with a lazy panda or other furry creature that wanted to be a kung fu warrior and had to train and learn how to do it. in about 40 minutes or less I think you're a big stinker and to show you how upset I am with you I'm going to have to give you a big kiss right here, so why is Kung Fu Panda ripped off so often in comparison?

For other animated films, it comes down to that: judging a book by the cover details we discussed above, a lot of these companies copied it, looked at the poster and saw a marketable combination of animals and martial arts and thought they could make a general idea. of the movie at first glance and then proceeded to throw their shin into the world as long as the Kung Fu Panda movies continued to be successful, we have no idea about these brands. Will Buster's ever stop, we'll have to wait and see honestly, oh and Rebecca Black is in the legend of the Kung Fu rabbits, take that as you will.