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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off sequel. Can it be real?
It is in fact Matthew Broderick, and it has the music. Color me excited!
For Remake’s Sake: Arthur (1981) / Arthur (2011)
Of the films explored in this series, 1981′s “Arthur” seems the most appropriate to remake. Starring Dudley Moore, in what would be his most iconic role, “Arthur” follows the misadventures of the titular hapless drunk whose immense fortune and desperate alcoholism has left him alone and distanced from the rest of the world.
Turns out the real plot for Revenge of the Nerds was the assimilation of the masses into their collective. Not unlike what the Borg would have done.
The seventies and eighties weren’t such a good time to be a nerd. It was an era when soldiers, jocks, and corporate men ruled the world, and D&D players weren’t likely to get the girl. As the decades went by, the dynamic changed enough that Jocks were hiding inside on sunny days playing video games (even if it was Madden NFL) and the Nerds made it outside long enough to notice that having a tan ain’t that bad.
However you want to put it, things have changed enough that it isn’t such a black spot on your rep to admit that you’re into stuff that once would have gotten your underwear run up the flagpole.
Even more 80s cartoon and 90s Nickelodeon cartoon characters!
You loved the first post about old cartoon and video game characters revamped into really fresh art, here is part two, featuring 80s film and tv characters, and Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Saturday morning characters!
Nickelodeon toons, Mario and Luigi, and 80s cartoon art
There’s nothing like reminiscing about your favorite childhood TV shows, and what better way then to look at excellently crafted hand drawn pictures of Nickelodeon cartoon characters like: Rocko Ren and Stimpy CatDog Aaahh!!! Real Monsters Sponge Bob Angry Beavers Don’t forget to look at the 80s cartoon characters too! …







