Furry Vengence

January 7th, 2010 admin

Monkey Bone. Dudley Do-Right. Looney Tunes: Back In Action. Brendan Fraser: “Why?” Yeah, I know this is mostly OT, and it’s mainly live action with some hybrid CG elements, and it doesn’t look funny — but this trailer has an important message: “You can’t escape the furries!”


Originally posted on Cartoonbrew

 
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