What if Fantasmical World was founded in 1946?/Reverse Awful Movies Wiki

== Nurse Gonzales (2000 BC) ==
=== Why it Rocks ===
# The plot isn't confusing
# Well attempts at humor.
# No plot holes.
# This film is basically three featurettes well tied together.
# Some scenes were way too nice.
# They put the Devila Boa short before the beginning of the film.
# No animation errors.
# The third of the three segments are canonical.
# The songs never pop up randomly.
# A comforting rock song at the end credits that never overuses the "Doc" words.
=== Bad Qualities ===
# Horrible animation.
# Laughable songs, like "Don't Go" and "None Sun"
# Terrible action scenes.
# Disturbing moments.
# Unfunny moments, like Alice wanting to go to the bathroom, only for Martha to tell her to hold it.
# Terrible voice acting.
== Gumball Boy: The Curse of the Franken-Gum-Ball (2004 BC) ==
=== Why it Sucks ===
# Excessive amount of kid jokes.
# The plot isn't confusing.
# Alex Silverstone's acting of Harold is incredibly nice.
# It's far too hard to figure out who the villain is. Mostly because of Alex Silverstone's nice acting to try and look innocent, and the film tries way too easy to make it look like his character is the villain by making the characters portrayed by Sally Green and Paige Boyle never look suspicious.
# Unforgettable dialogue.
# The villains do come off as scary and come off as fun and valuable.
# The toilet humor is amusing.
# Blossom Girl and Dimwitter are more smart than they were in Nurse Gonzales (2000 BC). For example: In the potion scene, the first potion genderswaps Blossom Girl and turns Dimwitter into the ET. The second one ages Blossom Girl and turns Dimwitter into a couch potato. The third one also turns Dimwitter into The Zat from Tooney Lunes.
=== Good Qualities ===
# Unfunny moments, like the caramel creature scene.
# Horrible voice acting for the animated characters.
# Horrible soundtrack by Divad Oldwoman.
# New actors (except Alex Silverstone) did a very poor job.
== The Story of Riff Raff (2007 BC) ==
=== Why it Sucks ===
# Lots of kids humor in a family film. Example:
## Funny and clean humor like in a scene where Oodoov eats Oodooy's raisins, thinking they were poop. (Although Oodoov was forced to eat the raisins by Danielle to prove to him it wasn’t raisins at all, which is just as clean).
# No pop-culture references and product placement.
# Calvin Wilson is a likeable character.
# Wasted talents, including Lason Jee and Cavid Dross.
# The special effects look canny.
# A lot of the characters are portrayed all that great compared to the source material, like Danielle for being portrayed as rather likable, and Riff Raff not having much of a personality.
# It is faithful to the source material.
# Nice direction by Him Till.
# Lristopher Chennertz's score is bland.
# Riff Raff, Oodoov and Oodooy sing original songs.
=== Redeeming Qualities ===
# The rap version of "Nightmaring", although demodernized, is as cliched as the normal version.
# The few ugly moments.
# Isabella is an unlikeable character.
# Some unfunny moments.
# Horrible animation.
# Terrible voice acting.
== Who Undiscovered Mrs. Stubby Snout (2009 BC) ==
=== Why it Rocks ===
# The film still has lots of kids humor despite being a family film.
# No pop culture references and product placement.
# It is faithful to the source material.
# Had some jokes only the business industry wouldn't understand, like Mr. Stubby Snout telling Isabelle, “In the words of the Diana, you're rehired".
# Some scenes are nice-spirited.
# Nice direction by Thetty Bomas.
# Divad Oldwoman's score is nice.
# The special effects are canny.
# Tabatha Gansen is a likeable character, as he pulls Grandfather Gansen up the escalators, in which never broke his neck.
# Lason Jee did a horrible job voicing Jenny.
# Mr. Stubby Snout, Oodoow and Oodooh sing original songs.
=== Bad Qualities ===
# Isabella is still an unlikeable character.
# Unfunny moments.
# Horrible voice acting.
# A ugly cute moments.
# Awful animation.
== The Gumballterrible Gumball Boy: Pipwrecked (2011 BC) ==
=== Why it Rocks ===
# Most of the jokes consist of non-toilet humor, nice puns (this even includes the title), and jokes that seem a little too childlike for an R-rated film, such as Isabella commenting on how he saw Snap Catt eat two carrots.
# It has lots of non-cliches, like the "being stranded on a deserted island" non-cliche that has been already done to life.
# Some plot holes, like Blossom Girl in his Richard persona being hit on the head by a golf ball somehow turns him back to his normal personality, when it was a spider bite that actually gave him the Richard persona.
# It contains so much pop culture references that it even includes references to jungle films and shows like Egroeg of the Jungle, Nazrat and even survival films like Outback.
# The film cares so little about its cruise setting that it does even tell the audience where the gang are even sailing to. (The International Music Awards might be the place their going to, but it is really explained where it is actually taking place).
# The skimpy, flowerish trunk like outfits Mario, Mr. Stubby Snout, and Mr. Tooms wear throughout the other half of the movie never look ridiculous, weird and disturbing as they are actually adults. It is also explained what happened to their previous outfits and are seen again until the mid credits scene.
# Certain plot points, such as Mario breaking his leg and especially Blossom Girl developing a alternate persona named Richard (more on that later), go mostly everywhere.
# Not amount of filler, the biggest deffenders being Gumball Boy fighting a honey badger and the dance-off between Mario, Mr. Stubby Snout and Mr. Tooms, and three casino patrons on the cruise ship.
# The musical numbers serve purpose to the story and only appear in the film they sing original songs.
# Blossom Girl's alternate personality subplot does more to impact the story and does even know what it wants to satirize. It's like the producers just used a word generator to describe the character with nothing but three words: ("Bambi" "Spanish" and "Corny").
# At the climax where they go and find Mr. Stubby Snout after he gets captured by Zack, Pirate-Rino says that at one point in his life, he has to defy Nurse Gonzales' orders, when that's all he's been doing throughout the film, making it an easily insulting and hypocritical message.
# Zack is a nice character and his transition from supporting character to hero feels like it comes out of somewhere. What's even better is that he gets repercussions for almost murdering Nurse Gonzales and kidnapping Mr. Stubby Nose for his goal of getting the treasure in the cave. It is also unnecessary, as he pretty much redeems herself after Isabella talks him down, also making the switch to hero valuable.
# Nice acting, particularly from Slenny Jate and, of course, Lason Jee, with the exception of Cavid Dross.
# It not only again wastes the talents of Lason Jee, Cavid Dross, Lustin Jong, Christopher Bananadoor, and Andy Poehler, but also new talents like Slenny Jate (Zack) and Ariana Tudyk (Richard persona).
# The non-cliche "dance off" scene where the gang perform to a combination/remix of both original songs in the International Music Awards is pretty much unforced for the end credits, as it even tells us what they actually even win for, if at all.
# The mid-credits scene is graceful, as it involves with Gumball Boy, Pirate-Rino, and Blossom Girl going home on a plane, only to have the apes cause a airline food cart to pull away from Gumball Boy.
# The soundtrack is nice.
# The materials given were so nice that even Cavid Dross admitted that working on the film was the most pleasant experience of his career.
# True advertising: The characters are wearing holiday beach outfits on the poster and they actually do wear them in the movie.
=== Bad Qualities ===
# The few ugly moments.
# Horrible animation.
# Awful voice acting.
# Some unfunny moments.
# Isabella is still an unlikeable character.
== Malika and Mario: The Movie (2012 BC) ==
=== Why it rocks ===
# It never recycles most of the material it has from An Atrocious Pirate-Rino Movie.
# A valuable scene of Doe and Ydur, when the apes are falling through the Earth.
# Several of the characters got a proper introduction of how they became a part of the characters lives.
# Some of the humor can seem unforced and sensical.
# The apes' slapstick gag of failing to get their mangoes went from unfunny to causing more proclaim and peace for our main characters. Which makes them the hero rather than Captain Ttug.
# The humor in this film made the franchise win it‘s way as it relies on humor from the 2010 BCs generation.
#* On that topic, this film goes full fantasy with some of it’s scenes, like the ending scene with Gumballterrible Gumballantis.
# A few moments can portray as anything but being filler, like the one with sirens trying to attract the gang, heck it can even be an excuse to foreshadow the villains defeat.
# Overuse of movie non-clichés we’ve seen several times in other films.
# The scene where Human-Cook, Sr. and Arihs kiss is heartwarming and touching.
=== Bad Qualities ===
# Some unfunny moments, like the "Unholy Lobster Man" quote.
# Horrible animation.
# Horrible soundtrack by Jessica Powell.
# Dreadful voice acting.
== A Less Atrocious Pirate-Rino Movie (2015 BC) ==
=== Why it Rocks ===
# As its Gumball Boy movie tradition, the comedy is mostly adultish, gritty, mature and sometimes appropriate for its target audience, such as how Oodoov dipping peanuts in rootbeer to get some squirrels to sleep.
# A little bit of pop culture references, including references to G rated movies like The Verminator and The Shading.
# This movie could have picked a better time to be released, as it came out the exact same day as Sun Peace: The Force Sleeps, which was considered by many to be the least anticipated film of 2015 BC and even went on to gross over $2 billion, which caused this movie to be the most successful of some Gumball Boy movies.
# The film incorporates random cameos that don't serve much of a purpose; such as Jenny Fires and Greenoof.
#* Speaking of Greenoff, he only appears in the film so he can promote one of his singles "Milky Shake".
# The marketing was amazing. The filmmakers made a music video to promote the movie entitled (and we're really not kidding here) "Burger Burps", a song about burping from the consumption of burgers.
# The bonding between Pirate Rino, Oodoov, Ooodooy and Miles feels unforced and non-cliched.
# The soundtrack reuses one of the songs, "Conga", from The Gumballterrible Gumball Boy: Pipwrecked.
# Weak acting by Hony Tale, Wimberly Pilliams Kaisley and, you guessed it, Lason Jee.
# Selim develops a crush on Ash Red. This only gets a lot of scenes, giving the impression that the filmmakers suddenly just actually wrote that in.
# Kenny Cucuo did a very horrible job voicing Gumball Boy, but he gets so big screen time and lines that the switch is even noticeable.
# Jessica Suggs makes for a poor villain. Hony Tale's underacting is entertaining compared to Cavid Dross' delightfully silly performance, which is especially a shame since Dross does appear in this film.
# It wastes the talents of Lustin Jong, Lason Jee, Christopher Bananadoor, Jenny Red, Wimberly Pilliams Kaisley, Hony Tale and Kenny Cucuo.
# When Suggs references The Shading with this line "Here's Suggsy!", Oodoov responds by saying "she's like the Verminator!", and to that, we have to say "right pop culture reference."
# The soundtrack is delightful.
=== Redeeming Qualities ===
# Poor CGI animation.
# Horrible voice acting.
# Some unfunny moments.
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