A Homestar Movie???????

Cleverdan · **Posted:** Mon Jul 03, 2006 11:51 am

ramrod wrote:

Cleverdan wrote:

I actually imagined an entire Homestar movie in my head (leangth shorter than actual two hours) while the assistant principal was droning on about saftey, drees code, rules, and blah at a school assembley.

Yes, because we all know that Homestar is way more important than learning what to do if your school was on fire.

I wasn't be sarcastic or anything, H*R is way more important.

:mrgreen:

Exactly. And they didn't talk about fire anyways. We do that in our homeroom class.

TCIndiana · **Joined:** Sun Jan 29, 2006 2:30 am **Posts:** 94

electricbassguy wrote:

Garfield was already ruined several years prior to the movies. Jim Davis now generates random strips with a computer program he made in 1999 and sleeps all day.

That's almost funny... I would REALLY LOVE to see proof, and I mean PROOF! From a reliable source.

I googled it, nothing about it on the popular search engine, sorry!

ramrod · **Posted:** Mon Jul 03, 2006 2:15 pm

TCIndiana wrote:

electricbassguy wrote:

Garfield was already ruined several years prior to the movies. Jim Davis now generates random strips with a computer program he made in 1999 and sleeps all day.

That's almost funny... I would REALLY LOVE to see proof, and I mean PROOF! From a reliable source.

I googled it, nothing about it on the popular search engine, sorry!

Actually Bass, he doesn't use some sort of computer programming.

Garfield's Wikipedia page wrote:

Like many comic strips, Garfield is not exclusively drawn and written by its creator. Jim Davis still writes the strip, but his company, Paws, Inc., employs cartoonists and assistants who do most of the work of drawing and inking, while Davis’s final job is usually confined to approving and signing the finished strip. Davis spends most of his time managing the business and merchandising aspects of Garfield.

Now that's all settled, Toastpaint.

samwise · **Posted:** Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:04 pm

I don't really think a H*R movie would ruin it.If The Brothers Chaps just sticked to the kind of stuff they do on the website, it would be fine.I'd imagine the drawing style to be more detailed for it.And the sound quality would most likely be higher, too.I think it would only be an hour long, maybe an hour-and-a-half.It would most likely be released on DVD like others have said.Or even better, put it on the site, THEN release it on DVD with extra stuff.But I guess that would make the loading time longer than the movie itself.On the off chance they released it in theaters, they would have to figure out a really creative way to put in easter eggs.Maybe somewhere in the movie, there's a small sign that says, "Go get a refill on your popcorn and say 'We're goin' to da mooooooon!' to get a surprise!".Then, when you do that, at the bottom of the popcorn container, there's a CD with Homestar Runner:The Movie:The Game on it.That's what I call creative.Anyway, a Homestar Runner movie, in my opinion, would be great.

DS_Kid · **Posted:** Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:05 pm

I don't think Homestar could ever be stretched out to an hour-and-a-half film, but I do think it could possibly keep its funny for about a half an hour. It'll probably never be made, or made close to the end of the Homestar life cycle, but I doubt that that it'd ever be in theaters. If they could put it in their store though, it could probably generate enough money to make TBC happy. But for now: it's still a mystery. *creepy sounds*

Windee · **Posted:** Mon Jul 03, 2006 10:44 pm

There's no way that, given the circumstances of the H*R establishment now, there could ever be a major big-screen movie. It's possible, but they'd practically have to sell the rights to everything to a bigger company in order to make it happen. A project like that would require too many people and it's unlikely that they'd let TBC have the last word on any important decision. And after all of that, it's not certain that the film would be successful enough to be worth it.

A small, low-budget independent film though? That has greater possibility. Maybe one day we'll see something of that sort, but again, it would take a LOT of time to do, probably more time than they can currently afford.

What could possibly work, I think, would be if they came up with a mini-series. Every couple weeks or so, publish a five-minute toon that follows a continuing story. There could be about five or six of those altogether, and when it's complete--they could release a DVD with all of the mini-toons pieced together to form a large toon that could run half an hour (or 45 minutes at most). Releasing a significantly longer toon in smaller increments would mean an easier time to download for those with slower connections, and updating it a little at a time would keep the site as a whole in momentum.

Jamesbray · **Posted:** Wed Jul 12, 2006 3:18 am

If they ever made a homestar releated movie, what do you think it would be about??? (?)

Dactyl · **Posted:** Wed Jul 12, 2006 9:18 pm

No. No, no, no.No, no, no ,no and no. Never. Not gonna happen, no, never. Maybe? No.

Cleverdan · **Posted:** Thu Jul 13, 2006 12:43 am

Jamesbray wrote:

If they ever made a homestar releated movie, what do you think it would be about??? (?)

Perhaps an extended and animated strongest man in the world contest?

Chekt · **Posted:** Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:37 am

it would probablly include death, romance, betrayal, and drama on unspeakable levels. or be about why the King of Town sucks so bad.

Cleverdan · **Posted:** Thu Jul 13, 2006 2:20 pm

The betrayal would be the Cheat selling out Strong Bad for awesome flash skills, or something.

Dactyl · **Posted:** Thu Jul 13, 2006 5:56 pm

Homestar has never really had continuous story lines. The plot would change every two minutes. But shut up, because there is never going to be a movie.

Cleverdan · **Posted:** Thu Jul 13, 2006 7:21 pm

It's fun to imagine stuff like this, even if it never happens.

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