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* TookTheBadFilmSeriously: Dodgy accent aside, Creator/MarkAddy gives it his all in mimicking Fred's mannerisms to a T. In the DVD Commentary, Addy claims he not only extensively researched footage from the show, but also Fred's inspiration Creator/JackieGleason.[[note]]Which clearly paid off since Addy would later be cast as Gleason in a CBS biopic though he had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts, leading him to be replaced with Creator/BradGarrett[/note]].
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* TookTheBadFilmSeriously: Dodgy accent aside, Creator/MarkAddy gives it his all in mimicking Fred's mannerisms to a T. In the DVD Commentary, Addy claims he not only extensively researched footage from the show, but also Fred's inspiration Creator/JackieGleason.[[note]]Which clearly paid off since Addy would later be cast as Gleason in a CBS biopic though he had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts, leading him to be replaced with Creator/BradGarrett[/note]].Creator/BradGarrett[[/note]].
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* TookTheBadFilmSeriously: Dodgy accent aside, Creator/MarkAddy gives it his all in mimicking Fred's mannerisms to a T. In the DVD Commentary, Addy claims he not only extensively researched footage from the show, but also Fred's inspiration Creator/JackieGleason.[[note]]Which clearly paid off since Addy would later be cast as Gleason in a CBS biopic though he had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts, leading him to be replaced with Creator/BradGarrett[/note]].
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* {{Sequelitis}}: The first film was divisive but did well enough with the public and it's fans because at the least it was pretty close to the cartoon and had a likeable enough cast to make it work. The prequel however fell into it as many weren't interested in a prequel story, the plot had the opposite problem of the first with most for being too kiddie and adding the Great Gazoo (whom is a bit of a [[TheScrappy Scrappy]] with Flintstone fans). Also, [[DarkhorseCasting the lead cast being made up of D-list actors]] didn't help things.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: The first film was divisive but did well enough with the public and it's the series' fans because at the least it was pretty close to the cartoon and had a likeable enough cast to make it work. The prequel however fell into it as many weren't interested in a prequel story, the plot had the opposite problem of the first with most for being too kiddie and adding the Great Gazoo (whom is a bit of a [[TheScrappy Scrappy]] with Flintstone fans). Also, [[DarkhorseCasting the lead cast being made up of D-list actors]] didn't help things.
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* NightmareFuel: The movie has some surprising scary moments due to their attempts to adapt the cartoonish aspects of the show via special effects to make them more realistic instead makes them look terrifying in.
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** The Great Gazoo and his ilk in the movie. While their appearances are more natural in animation, their realistic green human faces stuck on CGI tiny bodies made to look like the original depiction comes across as very unnerving to look at rather than endearing.
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** As mentioned above, Fred's sudden WingDingEyes bulging out and taking on the traits of a slot machine. What works normally in traditional animation suddenly takes on an unnerving aspect.
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* NightmareFuel: The movie has some surprising scary moments due to their attempts to adapt the cartoonish aspects of the show via special effects to make them more realistic instead makes them look terrifying in.
** The Great Gazoo and his ilk in the movie. While their appearances are more natural in animation, their realistic green human faces stuck on CGI tiny bodies made to look like the original depiction comes across as very unnerving to look at rather than endearing.
** Fred's eyes suddenly [[WingDingEyes CGI bulging eyes that take on a slot machine effect]] when he talks about Rock Vegas and it comes out of nowhere.
** The Great Gazoo and his ilk in the movie. While their appearances are more natural in animation, their realistic green human faces stuck on CGI tiny bodies made to look like the original depiction comes across as very unnerving to look at rather than endearing.
** Fred's eyes suddenly [[WingDingEyes CGI bulging eyes that take on a slot machine effect]] when he talks about Rock Vegas and it comes out of nowhere.
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* UncannyValley: Creator/AlanCumming's portrayal of the Great Gazoo can come off as a bit creepy and weird. Imagine a realistic human face, painted green and stuck onto a cartoonishly tiny body.
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* HoYay: You'd be forgiven for thinking the main couple in the movie was Fred and Barney. Barney even seems to be hoping for it to happen. Talk about a [[{{Pun}} gay old time]]...
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* HoYay: You'd be forgiven for thinking When the main couple in the movie was Great Gazoo comes to Earth, planning to observe human mating rituals, he expects Fred and Barney. Barney even seems to be hoping for it his subjects, even telling them to happen."get on with it" when he sees them sharing a bed. Barney doesn't even seem that reluctant about it. Talk about a [[{{Pun}} gay old time]]...
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* {{Sequelitis}}: The first film was divisive but did well enough with the public and it's fans because at the least it was pretty close to the cartoon and had a likeable enough cast to make it work. The prequel however fell into it as many weren't interested in a prequel story, the plot had the opposite problem of the first with most for being too kiddie and adding the Great Gazoo (whom is a bit of a [[TheScrappy Scrappy]] with Flintstone fans) didn't help things.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: The first film was divisive but did well enough with the public and it's fans because at the least it was pretty close to the cartoon and had a likeable enough cast to make it work. The prequel however fell into it as many weren't interested in a prequel story, the plot had the opposite problem of the first with most for being too kiddie and adding the Great Gazoo (whom is a bit of a [[TheScrappy Scrappy]] with Flintstone fans) fans). Also, [[DarkhorseCasting the lead cast being made up of D-list actors]] didn't help things.
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** A pre-''Film/HaroldAndKumarGoToWhiteCastle'' Creator/JohnCho as the valet who parks the cars at the birthday party.
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* UncannyValley: Alan Cumming's portrayal of the Great Gazoo can come off as a bit creepy and weird. Imagine a realistic human face, painted green and stuck onto a cartoonishly tiny body.
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** A pre-Film/HaroldAndKumarGoToWhiteCastle Creator/JohnCho as the valet who parks the cars at the birthday party.
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* RetroactiveRecognition:
** A very young Creator/KristenStewart made a cameo as a ring toss girl in the carnival portion of the plot.
** A pre-Film/HaroldAndKumarGoToWhiteCastle Creator/JohnCho as the valet who parks the cars at the birthday party.
** [[Series/GameOfThrones King]] [[Creator/MarkAddy Robert Baratheon]] as Fred.
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** A very young Creator/KristenStewart made a cameo as a ring toss girl in the carnival portion of the plot.
** A pre-Film/HaroldAndKumarGoToWhiteCastle Creator/JohnCho as the valet who parks the cars at the birthday party.
** [[Series/GameOfThrones King]] [[Creator/MarkAddy Robert Baratheon]] as Fred.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During their double date at the amusement park, they see a sign for ''Film/JurassicPark the Ride'' and dismiss it as uninteresting because dinosaurs are commonplace in Bedrock. A plot point of ''Film/JurassicWorld'' is the fact the park starts losing customers once the novelty factor wears off and the park's owner orders new kinds of dinosaurs because of it.
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* HoYay: You'd be forgiven for thinking the main couple in the movie was Fred and Barney. Barney even seems to be hoping for it to happen. Talk about a [[{{Pun gay old time]]!
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