Remember when Google gave this movie out for free? It got a theatrical release in Europe, but they decided not to even try with a US one. I don't think anybody watched it.
This Movie Has Too Many Names
Nathan Davis
Adrian Perry
>Noah will not save your shitty OC
Jose Evans
didn't it got banished because religious nuts got angry?
Evan Reed
>Grymps [Pantera grympus] are members of the predatory feline family. They are loners and they despise having to rely on anyone else. They are famously tough and stubborn, especially when raising their young. But behind this hard exterior hides, as so often, a wish to keep those they love safe. One thing is clear: If you have a grymp for a friend, you have a friend for life. But if you have a grymp for an enemy, then learn to run very fast
Daniel Stewart
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Levi Brown
CUTE
Landon Kelly
Jesus fucking Christ.
Lucas White
It does beg the question: if the point of the ark was to keep two of each animal for the purpose of reproduction as a species, why allow a mother and her daughter on the boat as the only two of their species?
Aaron Clark
*grin* That has...implications. Shenzi 2.0-style implications, if you will...
Thomas Peterson
What if in the ending of the movie the cat thing and the elephant thing fug each other and creat some fucked weird real speciem like a platypus
Oliver Torres
Yes.
And it was great.
Kevin Lewis
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Zachary Hall
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Dylan Russell
If they used this style wound't at it least call some more "cult" attention? Like, people would say: "A 2D B animation movie after 2010? I have to at least check it out"
Parker Hernandez
Bump
Connor Perez
Not sure why. Not much else to post. I think this is the only drawing to come out of the Sup Forums threads when it was new.
Oliver Jackson
I'm sure there's lots of art of it on FA
William Brooks
Doubtful. And the movie had four different names, so good luck trying to find any.
Joshua Price
The point of the movie was neither were allowed on the ship
I liked this movie
The whale was obvious, but the end reveal for the alien things was a surprise, and I liked that they make fun of it at the end
Gabriel Johnson
Jesus that even looks like a fursona profile image
Adrian Baker
>*grin
back to furaffinity
Jonathan Morgan
I think there was another one with Sup Forumsnrad being uncomfortable
Lucas Miller
I don't recall that one.
Grayson Lopez
Holy shit, it DOES lol
Hunter Green
If they're feline...why the fuck do they have canine muzzles and non-retractile claws?
Xavier Howard
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Lucas Robinson
Because they are imaginary.
Also, this movie is pirate-able. Just get it and watch it.
Camden Myers
First 20 minutes are all I could find in decent quality to be posted in this thread.
John Hall
I was wrong about there not being porn. There was something.
Samuel Rodriguez
That is actually good advertising. The first 20 minutes are as good as the rest.
Parker Barnes
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Carson Cook
It's actually not that bad, at least for what was probably a tiny budget. Can't get over the eyes though, they just look like melted cue balls.
Elijah Wood
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Eli Ortiz
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Jonathan Bailey
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Nathan Hill
So this is what happens when furries get into the animation industry.
Easton Martin
I'm sure they would have made a better looking character than these she-beasts, though.
Wyatt Walker
I wonder what dumb user would say if this was 1973.
Ryan King
I don't know, I never really got into Sergals. Litigation happy creator aside.
Search by species or character. Grymp gives two hits on e621 while the movie names give one hit each.
Caleb Sullivan
Furries have always been a part of animation history.
Nolan Jackson
It's a never ending cycle
>robin hood gives kids the furry
>one of those kids grows up and makes zootopia
>etc
Ethan Richardson
Bump cause this needs to be watched by more.
Brody Ward
>Small heroes set sail for big adventure
Why does this sound like the most cliche tagline ever
Alexander Lopez
Parental watchdog groups hated it.
commonsensemedia.org
Isaiah Roberts
The parts of the tagline are cliche.
>small heroes
>set sail
>big adventure
Connor Edwards
Well of course they hated it! The movie DARED to suggest that Noah may not have ever existed.
Matthew Gonzalez
They did? That's weird. I was actually wondering earlier why this didn't get a theatrical release in America, because I would have thought Christian folk (including those religious nuts you speak of) would have flocked to a movie that's based on Noah's Ark of all things.
Sebastian Russell
Orly?
Henry Moore
Alpha and Omega did it first
Wyatt Perez
TWO BY TWO
WE'RE MARCHING TOWARDS YOUR DOOR
'CAUSE GOD LOVES MORMONS
AND HE WANTS SOME MORE
Charles Thompson
THE ALL AMERICAN PROPHET
Andrew Wright
Fücking bümp.
Cooper Butler
Link of it where
Jace Brooks
This looks adorable, checking it out now.
Charles Cruz
I liked this movie. It felt a bit too much like a kids' movie at times, but it wasn't bad or anything.
I rather liked the voice acting on it, and grymps are cute as fuck. The design for the other protagonist, the funky nest builders with the trunks, hurts my eyes tho.
Jonathan Miller
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Jackson Clark
deviantart did draw some crap.
Michael King
Who actually takes these dumbass parental watchdog groups seriously?
Blake Wilson
Usually conservative parents. The soccer moms of old, and what have you.
Kayden Rogers
>I bet everyone thinks we're brother-and-sister.
>I'm not looking for a little sister.
Are we sure that grymp is a girl?
Jackson Diaz
Do you want her to be?
Brody Sanders
Doesn't help, I can't torrent.
Kevin Cruz
Then you're stuck.
Isaiah Ortiz
a person can have varying degrees of intelligence, people as a whole are always very, very dumb.
individuals can also be very stupid on their own.
youtube.com
Michael Rogers
How did they suggest it?
Alexander Foster
and also the "wacky" juxtaposition of "small...large"
the whole tagline is like a textbook example from a course in advertising.
Ayden Powell
By revealing that the lion was in charge of the ark the entire time. No humans were ever shown. Also, it's mildly suggested that more than 2 of each species survived at the end.
Juan Jackson
To play devils advocate: There were 7 of every clean animal and 2 of every unclean. Dunno which is which.
Ayden Foster
The movie never went into the details of this matter anyway. The whole "2 of every kind" was just a reference to the Bible, and not a real thing by the end of the film.
Jordan Flores
>FROM THE PRODUCER OF THE WORLDWIDE SUCCESS "NIKO & THE WAY TO THE STARS"
>WORLDWIDE SUCCESS
Juan Bailey
what did he profit from it?
Juan Jones
No, in charge the whole time.
Alexander Diaz
Never even heard of it.
Lincoln Hill
>Nestrians [Nestri Primus] belong to the so-called „Nomad Animals“. Driven by a constant craving, they move from place to place, searching for their one true home. They are a perfectly harmless, friendly and optimistic species … an easy prey. It's a wonder how this species survived this long at all.
Lucas Phillips
they glow in the dark.
what a shitty ability when you want to hide!
Brody Williams
However, while you will spemd your nights sitting in a cold puddle with your superior hunting and hiding skills, nestrians will chillax in a comfy house with free lighting.
Joseph James
Bump.
Michael Peterson
The concept art reminds me of either Insomniac or Crash Bandicoot-era Naughty Dog, or it's reminding me of whatever influenced those two studios. Did the creators work on either of those games?
Gabriel Richardson
Naughty Dog only had 1 artist as a core member, Bob Rafei. The designs of world and characters of Crash and Jak was done mainly by Joe Pearson and Charles Zembillas, employed at Universal at the time. Zembillas also designed Spyro and did some concept art.
If those people are not in the credits, then your guess is incorrect.
No idea who were the core artists at Insomniac.
Jose Gutierrez
One last bump.