>flip-o-rama scene
>"here we go again"
>actually confirming that Captain Underpants is just the part of Krupp that he represses
>the part where George and Harold come up with their own stupid names, a nod to the naming charts in the books
Holy fucking shit. The only thing this was missing was George and Harold asking the audience to shout something out, and then apologizing if you got in trouble.
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Christopher Martin
I'm not alone when I say Ed Helms was fucking perfect as him am I?
Kevin Foster
No, he was great. That movie had everything I would've wanted in a Captain Underpants movie.
Isaac Campbell
Literally the only thing I was disappointed with was that it didn’t start with the whole “this is George Beard and Harold Hutchins. George is the one with the...” speech.
Gavin Edwards
I hope Krupp and the lunch lady get together!
Carson Martin
I was amazed by the flip-o-rama scene, using foot prints to mark the page was a stroke of genius.
Justin Williams
The Netflix series is even better since they emulate the art style from the original books and have George and Harold voiced by real kids.
Zachary Robinson
yeah honestly I was EXTREMELY surprised that of all the things the movie didn't do, it was that. They even had a perfect spot for it!
Andrew Diaz
>actually confirming that Captain Underpants is just the part of Krupp that he represses
explain this to me cause i didn't get that
Xavier Morales
The only problem I had with it is that the made Krupp an empathetic character and gave him a happy ending.
Julian Myers
I loved this movie. I was taken aback by the fliporama. I was not expecting that. 9/10 adaptation. Only issue is Kevin Hart and that other adult playing George and Harold. They're not bad in the movie, but it's weird hearing adult voices come from children
Ayden Diaz
Really? It’s the opposite for me. I’m glad Krupp got some depth and sympathy, because Pilky never gave him any in the books.
Jason Peterson
The series is good too
John Lopez
Krupp is amazing in that show.
Aiden Martin
which is funny because the cartoon makes sure to do that at the start of every episode.
Jordan Sanders
About how long is the show? Was just about to rewatch the movie.
Dylan Cox
I think it was cut because George and Harold were essentially the narrators of the film. I was still pretty satisfied with the introduction.
Benjamin Martin
Not him but there's currently 2 seasons out now, each with 13 half-hour episodes
Mason Morgan
I think Nick Krull did a good job as well. Fun villain voicing from him. Very cartoons. Sounds like he was having fun.
Jason Bennett
I absolutely adored the movie. Is the show worth watching?
Jaxson Nelson
It's pretty fun as long as you don't mind it's super formulaic.
Cooper Ramirez
Oh and while it is a flip-o-rama in the first episode, it's something completely different every episode afterward
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Carter Ross
Mabel lunch lady is such an underrated waifu
Is the Netflix show any good?
Juan Ward
That's genuinely the funniest shit I've seen in a long time
Jackson Ward
>studio creates beautiful 2D pencil tests for their movies
>makes it CGI anyways
I appreciate the effort the movie took to make the CG stylized but I still wish it was hand drawn.
Ethan Carter
Other CG movies like Frozen and Moana have done this too. CG is just what sells right now I guess.
Isaiah Davis
Towards the end of the film the kids directly ask eachother “How come Captain Underpants is so fun and Krupp is so mean?” and they conclude “I guess it’s because Captain Underpants has friends and Krupp doesn’t.” They then decide that if they’re nice to Krupp and help set him up with Edith, it’ll improve his attitude. In asking this question and in the actions they take, they both recognize that CU and Krupp are essentially the same person at the end of the day, and they also recognize that “the Captain Underpants inside of Krupp” can be brought out a little under the right conditions.
Dominic Hughes
Saw this recently. It's one of those movies where you can just tell how much fun everyone involved had, and their joy is incredibly infectious. I wouldn't really say it's a "good movie", the plot and pacing is all over the place and the jokes don't always land, but like George and Harold's comics it's just fucking off-the-wall crazy fun so I couldn't help but like it, even if I didn't read the books.
Ryder Robinson
I feel like you're just coming to conclusions yourself but ok