When I saw first it, I compared it to the 70’s and while its not quite that bad, its kind of weird even for a TV Movie.įrom this point it gets better but still. That’s a problem in itself but the quality drops in that opening, being pretty choppy at some bits. One thing you’ll notice is the animation, which for the most part is the same as the show. That didn’t really show much nut it’s a mystery opening so whatever. RIP? Then the machine makes noise, they jump away, and end scene. With his machine, he creates a big buff peanut person but it melts down right away. The show was pretty weird but this kind of of thing may or may not be jumping the shark. We meet Dr Carver, a scientist doing stuff with his assistant who is a mutant peanut person.
#Peanut from proud family movie#
So, did this movie make the series proud? Let’s see.Īfter a random sample of the theme song, the movie opens on an island which is shown with bad CGI.
Except for one that did Ouilja, of all things. We got pretty much the same crew for the show in place, except the writers as all 4(!) of them have just done stuff I’ve never heard of one. I remember watching it when it aired but outside of a few things,i didn’t recall much of it until I watched it for the review. I just know some can see it as weak compared to the other animated DCOM’s. For the most part, I have no idea how fans feel. It was popular enough to get this DCOM in 2005. Some of it has aged here and there, and it has cheesy/cliche elements, but I do find it mostly enjoyable. In short, it was the first actual Disney Channel Cartoon, as well as one of the few Disney shows in general to have an African American cast. I touched on it’s Holiday episodes before. So yeah, it’s the first, based on Bruce Smith’s The Proud Family.
#Peanut from proud family full#
It’s techinally 3 episodes together so that makes the first one telling just one full story. Kim Possible Stitch in Time is sometimes seen as one, sometimes not. We’ve covered all the live action DCOM’s based on shows (Not counting Jet Jackson the movie), but we’ve only done one animated one. We start with one I’ve been meaning to tackle. I asked you guys to vote and I got a hefty amount, even if only one got more than one vote.ĭon’t worry, I use some randomizers to pick what I’d do, rather than go by my preference.
To make things even more special, I asked YOU guys what you would like me to cover for this month. I may do it for most theme months going forward but we’ll see. And we’re bringing back the weekly thing just for this month. And yes, this is the first theme month on the new non-schedule. They did a blow out for DCOM 100, even though people would debate if it really was but not for something no one could debate.Īh well. God knows Disney is doing nothing for it. I just had to do something bigger than just a normal review. That’s right, our 2 nd theme month to be done 3 times because of course it is. So this, August of 2017 (Because October is for Halloween stuff) is DCOM MONTH 3! But I want to do something even bigger this time. Just last year they celebrated DCOM 100 and I did something for it. That means 2017 is the 20 year anniversary of the DCOM. Of course, Disney will argue with you on that but Under Wraps also premiered in 1997 so the film doesn’t matter. On August 23, 1997, the first Disney Channel Movie Northern Lights Premiered.
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