History Trivia / CoolCatSavesTheKids

* HeelFaceTurn: Savage himself started out praising Youtubers who criticized his movie. All of a sudden, for no apparent reason, Savage suddenly began taking down videos on a massive scale.

** It's since come out that Savage was, in fact, having a breakdown. His childish behavior was caused by the death of his son. He has since apologized.

* ColbertBump: Its trailer got a little viral attention on Youtube when it debuted in 2014, but the two-part WebVideo/YourMovieSucksDotOrg review in early 2015 raised its profile and gained the movie a cult following.

*** The parade scene has the biggest costume goofs. The actor clearly just threw it on in a hurry since the neck of the costume is hanging over the shirt collar (making it look like Cool Cat had a double-chin), the right sleeve wasn't on properly so the actors wrist can clearly be seen, and once again, the other sleeve goes over the shirt.

* NamesTheSame: There's no connection between this orange-colored Cool Cat and the orange-colored WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes [[http://looneytunes.wikia.com/wiki/Cool_Cat character]] from TheSixties. So what was that you were you saying about infringing on other peoples' work, Derek Savage?

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The [[WebVideo/YourMovieSucksDOTOrg YMS edit]] of the film. After Adam [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5ZmVheuxpo posted the video on the copyright fiasco]], it seems that Derrick lost all respect for him by taking down the edited version. He also removed Adam from the cameo in ''Gun Self-Defence For Women.''

** In the scene where Cool Cat is yelling at Butch The Bully after having sand kicked in his face (the part where Cool Cat suddenly has "angry eyebrows"), the left sleeve of the costume can be seen going over the sleeve of the Cool Cat shirt.

* CreatorBreakdown: Derek Savage has recently been harassing anyone who uploads any content that mocks his film in any way. He's even gone as far as to threaten legal action against WebVideo/IHateEverything and gotten into fights with his fans on twitter, to the point where Cool Cat's tweets are now protected. The sad part is that it didn't used to be this way. When the film was popularized by the WebVideo/YourMovieSucksDotOrg review, Derek Savage found out about it, and took the criticism in stride. The only thing he complained about were the "Cool Cat is actually a pedophile" jokes, which he thought were taking things a bit too far. Otherwise, he acted far more reasonable than he does now.

** In the scene where Cool Cat is yelling at Butch The Bully after having sand kicked in his face (the part where Cool Cat suddenly has "angry eyebrows"), the left sleeve of the costume can be seen going over the sleeve of the Cool Cat shirt.

* ThrowItIn: ''Lots'' of unscripted goofs made it into the film, because of Savage's apparent aversion to doing more than one take. Of note are Cool Cat having to unlock the car door before he gets in, Daddy Derek having to adjust his guitar strap after throwing it on too quickly, the bush by the front door that snags Cool Cat's tail and Daddy Derek's shirt, and a phone ringing in the background of one scene.

** When Savage's copyright claim expired, IHE revealed that the former was so monomaniacally bent on destroying IHE that he ''impersonated a law firm'' in a failed attempt to pressure him into taking down more videos.

* CreatorBreakdown: Derek Savage has recently been harrasing anyone who uploads any content that mocks his film in any way. He's even gone as far as to threaten legal action against WebVideo/IHateEverything and gotten into fights with his fans on twitter, to the point where Cool Cat's tweets are now protected.

* ThrowItIn: ''Lots'' of unscripted goofs made it into the film, because of Savage's apparent aversion to doing more than one take. Of note are Cool Cat having to unlock the car door, Daddy Derek having to adjust his guitar strap after throwing it on too quickly, the bush by the front door that snags Cool Cat's tail and Daddy Derek's shirt, and a phone ringing in the background of one scene.

* NamesTheSame: There's no connection between this orange-colored Cool Cat and the orange-colored WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes [[http://looneytunes.wikia.com/wiki/Cool_Cat character]] from TheSixties. So what was that you were you saying about infringing on other peoples' work, Derek Savage?.

* NamesTheSame: No connection between this Cool Cat and the LooneyTunes [[http://looneytunes.wikia.com/wiki/Cool_Cat character]] from TheSixties. Which makes Derek Savage's rants about copyright infringement even more hilariously hypocritical.

* NamesTheSame: No connection between this Cool Cat and the LooneyTunes [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_Cat_(Looney_Tunes) character]] from TheSixties. Which makes Derek Savage's rants about copyright infringement even more hilariously hypocritical.

* NamesTheSame: No connection between this Cool Cat and the LooneyTunes [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_Cat_(Looney_Tunes) character]] from TheSixties. Which makes Derek Savage's rants about copyright infringement even more hilariously hypocritical.

* CreatorBreakdown: Derek Savage has recently been harrasing anyone who uploads any content that mocks his film in any way. He's even gone as far as to threaten legal action against WebVideo/IHateEverything and gotten into fights with his fans on twitter, to the point where Cool Cat's tweets are now protected.

* CreatorBreakdown: Derek Savage has recently been harrasing anyone who uploads any content that mocks his film in any way. He's even gone as far as to threaten legal action against WebVideo/IHateEverything and gotten into fights with his fans on to twitter, to the point where Cool Cat's tweets are now protected.