if it ain't broke, why attempt to fix it?


i hate when cartoons are remade as live action movies and the marketing that goes with them. when "the grinch" movie (which i still refuse to see) came out, a line of action figures that looked like jim carey dressed as the grinch were sold to the youth. plus, the friggin' cartoon version already rules. same thing for the flintstones movies. i don't get it. well who would have thunk that the cat in the hat stunk (stank, stinks)? i will not see it in a house, i will not see it with a mouse.

what's next? a charlie brown christmas featuring bernie mack as "chuck"? well actually that would rule (but never happen), but i could see them trying to use some popular actor of the moment (will ferrell) as charlie brown with all the characters made up with big fat rubber heads, scaring the bejesus out of kids all over the world.


yes. i know the grinch and cat in the hat were books first.