Name one thing in the last nineteen years that has hit harder than this one five minute segment from a fucking 80s Garfield movie.
Pro Tip: You can't.
Name one thing in the last nineteen years that has hit harder than this one five minute segment from a fucking 80s...
Logan King
Jackson Moore
>mfw came upon this short not too long after my cat of 20 years passed away
Justin Perry
I can, and I did.
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Jackson Johnson
The ending of The Illusionist.
Samuel Diaz
Wholly Based
Adrian Wilson
Luis Morales
W O K E
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Charles Davis
Let me count:
-Iron Giant sacrificing himself
-Nox realising his entire plan failed
-Qilby trapped forever in white dimension, unable to die
-Riq forced to abandon his family
Tyler Perry
Nice
Xavier Gomez
I’ve made threads about this scene and how hard hitting was but this is the first time I’ve seen someone else do it.
What the fuck was the deal with Garfield and His 9 Lives anyway? It’s so abstract and bizarre yet so compelling.
Jayden Taylor
What is this?
Hunter Lee
One of Garfield's past lives in a TV special. The segment is usually referred to as either "Life #6" or "Diana's Piano".
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Blake Cox
I don't even remember what I did yesterday, who the fuck cares.
Jayden Rivera
Unironically they tried their darnedness to make kino out of these specials. The first few they did come to mind, they even gained awards.
Henry Butler
The fucking opening of Up, I took my cousins to see some nonsensical fun and I ended up a mess in the first five minutes
Elijah Fisher
>Leaves from the vine,
>Falling so slow...
Jordan Cook
Jeremiah Cooper
In Teletoon here in Canada they aired animated shorts between cartoons, this was my favourite.
I'm so happy they're all archived.
Chase Butler
The leukemia Charlie Brown special
Jackson James
Back when Italy could animate.
Alexander Miller
>Clear skies 3
>this starts playing
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>escape was always a luxury, and now it's one we can no longer afford.
Dominic Perry
Avengers ENDGAME :SO:Y
John Howard
The original book was likely just Jim Davis finally getting to use a bunch of weird-ass ideas he'd had over the years that obviously wouldn't fit into the comic strip. A few of the stories were written by other people, though. Both the animated and comic adaption just kind of went with the flow and did their own take on the idea. (Diana's Piano is only in the animated version, for example)
Colton Miller
damn.
Mason Sanders
Plague Dogs
Lucas James
Why bother replying then.
Jace James
Don't give him (you)'s.