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JIMENOPOLIX β The Wizard of JimenOZ
Published: 2013-09-22 19:48:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 3390; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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Made this after seeing the IMAX 3D release of The Wizard of Oz...So after seeing The Wizard of Oz for the first time, especially in IMAX 3D, I had this idea for my own characters to take on the roles of the characters! And for some reason, the ones I chose for the roles actually kinda fit!
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List of characters to play the roles:
Venny as Dorothy: Because Dorothy was such a frightened girl in the movie, and Venny is usually worried, but now she has to be brave while facing danger.
Abby as Toto: Well, I guess you can say Toto is Dorothy's best friend, and Abby is definitely Venny's best friend! So I made the choice for Abby to be Venny's puppy!
Joe as the Scarecrow: Well, if there's one thing you should know about Joe is that, besides being the superhero of Jimenopolis, he is kinda clumsy and absent-minded at times. So making him the scarecrow without a brain was a "no-brainer!"
Robob as the Tin Man: Well, they're both the same color and they look like robots, so it was another logical choice!
Boxbot as the Cowardly Lion: Well, Boxbot is the big, strong, brave one out of the Joe and Venny group, but here, he's the exact opposite! He has to find his bravery and strength, so I guess this choice was alright.
Dark Wizard as the Witch: Well, since he's a male, his name would change to "The Wicked Warlock of the West".
Tooth Fairy as the Good Witch: Well, yeah, she is small, but so are the munchkins, so it kinda works there!
Corpsie as the Dead Witch of the East: Well, yeah, the Wicked Witch of the East was killed when Dorothy's house was dropped on her, so having Corpsie play the role was logical!
...and last, but not least...
ME as the Wizard of Oz: Well, yeah, I'm the creator of the Jimenitoons, and my suit would look great in green colors, and because of my imagination, I could cause illusions with my wizard-like powers!
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Comments: 15
Heh, nice work. It's fun to see the Wizard of Oz in your style.
Speaking of the IMAX 3D Re-release of this movie, I can't believe the MPAA changed the rating to PG. I don't know, it feels so wrong, especially considering how long it's kept its G rating.
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Cool! I think I shall do it someday, maybe as an episode for my future TV show or an actual movie.
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Hey, yeah! I noticed that, too! I hate how it was originally G and then had to change into PG just for the IMAX 3D re-release! I guess it's because the ratings nowadays are a tad bit more specific in graphics and imagery. Snow White and Pinocchio would be PG or PG-13 today!
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What IS weird, though, is that both Jaws and Poltergeist were rated PG instead of R as the PG-13 didn't really exist back then! They're a bit to graphic and disturbing for a PG rating, so why didn't they give them R ratings instead?
But what's even STRANGER about the ratings in movies is that scary movies nowadays are being rated PG-13 instead of R! I don't get it! Kids movies nowadays are PG and scary movies are PG-13!
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Oh man, it would be awesome if you were to make your own animated series in the future! I actually kinda want to do that as well.
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I really hate how the MPAA has tightened up about PG and G ratings since the past 20 years or so. We're never gonna see movies like Spaceballs and Raiders of the Lost Arc bearing the PG rating again. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was rated PG-13 simply for all the action and violence, which was barely graphic at all! Also, almost every animated children's movie today receive PG ratings, even if they have nothing more than crude humor or mild violence, even Planes, which was based on a franchise consisting of 2 G-rated movies! Not to mention the 2011 Muppets movie, which had barely ANYTHING objectionable in it besides "Mild Rude Humor".
Let's face it, the MPAA really makes no sense. Some movies like Syfy's originals get rated R for moderate bloody violence, while raunchy comedies like Scary Movies 3-5 that are absolutely full of crude and sexual humor receive PG-13 ratings. Also on the subject of horror movies, they're probably being rated PG-13 for simply having intense scary content rather than graphic violence. Horror alone normally can't get a movie an R rating, unless it involves some really twisted themes.
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Well, for my show, I think I shall have special Saturdays for parodies on films with my own characters as other cartoons have done before!
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Agreed. PG then was like the rating for PG-13 movies today. Now it seems like PG is the rating for G movies nowadays. At least most Pixar movies, while having adult moments, have the G rating!
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Well, The Exorcist was rated R, and the recent Exorcism films were all rated PG-13! Not good at all!
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IfΒ you, Corpsie, and the Tooth Fairy were in this parody, then why weren't you guys in this picture?
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No room. That's why.
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But this might turn into a real episode/movie/thing in the future, so you might see more...
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Wicked Warlock! I like it! and the "no-brainer" joke? Hilarious!
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Ha-ha! Thanks!
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What series? This is just a parody.
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ahhh okay.Β
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ohhhh the sorcerer have the eyes before his first enemies.Β Β Β Β
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