I liked The Flintstones myself, but at the same time, I think the dated animation is enough to turn today's kids off to it, along with just about most of the H-B stuff. Very much like how there are people turned off by black and white movies.Ejanss said:I happen to like the Flintstones, thank you very much, although I can think of only two or three Jetsons episodes that were actually funny. (Tried to indoctrinate the younger generation on classic Flintstones, and while they asked for it by name, it didn't resonate as longer afterwards as the Looney Tunes.)
Also, I did not think Cars 2 was bad, though I can see why people were so disappointed by it, as they expect a lot from Pixar and felt like they did not try too hard. And I did like Brave, but would agree with others, it was not as pic as the trailer would indicate. And not as good as How to Train Your Dragon or even Kung Fu Panda (both of which, I actually look forward to more sequels of, than that of Monsters or Finding Dory).
I plan to see Monsters University sometime this week! Strangely enough, I find myself looking more forward to seeing the trailer for Frozen.