On this day August 4th 2006, one of the best, funniest and underrated animated film of this century has been released. Ladies and gentlemens barnyard (2006). I'm a fan of this movie and the series for years. Humanity didn't deserve this masterpiece of movie.
On this day August 4th 2006, one of the best, funniest and underrated animated film of this century has been released...
Hudson Parker
Daniel Gutierrez
if they made a Nicktoons Cinematic Multiverse, what role would Otis get in a crossover movie?
Alexander Nelson
FUCK REIMUFAGS
Kayden Evans
SHE CALL ME MISTA BOOMBASTIC
Anthony Scott
They're male... but have udders...
Adrian James
Back to the Barnyard ended too soon
Hudson Nelson
They're supposed to represent how children see cows
Never got out of the Sponge's shadow
Evan Perry
Saw this in theaters when I was 13. All I remember is the rat that sang Shaggy, and the end where the main cow and his waifu are constellations in the sky. Weird times.
Juan Campbell
Then why is this movie so hated?
Noah Powell
reminder Otis got cucked literally having to raise a little nigglet half breed cow cause of that coal-burning blond cow and her sassy black cow friend
Juan Anderson
It wanted to be two different movies at once, a heartfelt Disney ripoff about father-son relationships and growing up to take responsibility and a kid-friendly frathouse comedy
Ryan Carter
all shitposting aside I unironically enjoyed the movie and think the show is underrated too
Ayden Bell
Fuck I wanna be in 2006 again being a stupid fucking kid
Elijah Torres
Me too user, me too......
Jaxon Cox
Yes meme aside it's enjoyable
Evan Gonzalez
Good movies.
Insane, drug trip cartoon series.
Alexander Russell
The irony...
Carter Anderson
I watched that in the cinema
Andrew Ward
I did too. Quite a memorable and livid experience too, for some reason
Jaxon Gray
Camouflage/homemade weaponry expert, for sneaking into the big bad's lair.
Nathaniel Parker
Well she's still not in
Noah Brown
I've been going insane for some time over seeing a promo for this movie some time before it came out, was definitively some sort of commercial or something that played on Nickelodeon that I caught as I came into the room in early/mid 2005. It was just Otis popping up from the corner of a black screen and filling the space. He held a "YIELD" sign, or a person walking, or something like that, and then flipped it over, then smiled/chuckled, like you see on that poster, it was in silence or there was some kind of narration. His design might've not been finalized either as I recall he had black pupils rather than the "Jimmy Neutron" styled eyes that he ended up having. That's the only part I caught, it didn't say Barnyard or anything like that, and when I saw posters for the film many months later I was a bit relieved to find out what I saw actually existed- but the early "promo" for it still lingers as a distant memory. Might've been attached to the pitch in some way, I don't know.