NC (VO): So, I know what you're probably thinking.
#Rock a doodle car movie
NC: What, did they make this movie for kids or something? (NC mulls over this for a second and realizes he's asked a rhetorical question). I mean, these look like cartoons from the thirties, where everything has a face, everyone seems to be bouncing and singing. NC (VO): So.as the movie begins, you kind of can't really believe what you're watching. NC: WHOA! Okay, that zoom in was a little too extreme! I could practically see his digestive system. NC: (as the Narrator) And let me warn you, I've been drinking extensively. Imagine for a moment, if instead of rising up like this, she took a look around and decided to go back to sleep. Narrator: Once upon a time.the sun came up. NC (VO): The film begins in outer space as the narrator's voice comes in to fatally attempt to tell the story. NC: So, why is this movie such a mother-clucking mess? Take a look and decide for yourself. NC: (VO): It's strange, it's 's kind of like a bedtime story if read by Andy Warhol.
The good stuff seemed to end with All Dogs Go to Heaven, and the bad stuff seemed to begin with Rock-A-Doodle. In the '90s, I think he left his brain at the FUBAR convention, because he turned out some very strange, very mediocre material.
NC (VO): Director Don Bluth was by far one of the greatest animation gods who ever lived.in the '80s. NC: Well, if you can't even make it that far, then you're going to have a real hard time with Don Bluth's strangest of animated creations - and that's saying a lot - Rock-A-Doodle. (NC is stopped dead in his tracks, holding his hands up with a pained expression of sorts.) (chuckles) Stop me if this sounds totally ridiculous.
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