THUNDERCATS - Larry Kenny (as Lion-o) 2011 cgi movie

Starring: Larry Kenny as Lion-O - I made this in respect to our beloved childhood cartoon. And can't wait for the new show to arise in 2011. Along with a new movie susposebly.

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[MrUnlimitedpower]

A++++

[AzEvanz]

Good :)

[Johnlindsey289]

@humberlick

How about a Mocap animated movie like Zemeckis's stuff or TinTin or Avatar?

[Johnlindsey289]

@ravenbh

What about the new He-Man? that was awesome

[tsurugikage]

the movie was cancelled.

[insipidman]

Wake up man wen is the last time anyone saw Hollywood do any justice to our beloved 80,s cartoons we love so much what are the going to demolish for us next the smurfs??!!:( FU HOLLYWOOD

[humberlick]

A live action movie is not good to go anyway,since Live performers tend to have personal problem that can inferred with productions .CG I is better one can hind these problems and hire any voice performer to do the job and cheaper.CG I is here to stay get use to it.

[dchef12]

thundercats, g.i.joe REAL AMERICAN HERO, silver hawks, centerions, and transformers. were the best of the 1980's cartoons. they were the last of the golden age of cartoons. we are know so PC. that these cartoons are lost forever unless you buy them in box sets or find them online. long live the 80's cartoons.

[traumawoman]

Wow, i realy enjoyed this one! Well made! And of course, AWESOME song! if TC had to have a new person sing their theme, Bon jovi would be at the top of my list!

[ravenbh]

Why do they keep remaking cartoons from the 80's? BECAUSE THEY WERE AWESOME!!! Iconic characters, epic stories, with just a hint of sexual appeal. the cartoons today are all about being PC and making a quick buck, sure cartoons in the 80's sold toys but it was the stories that drove them, the hope and bravery of heros larger then life that some how seemed just beyond our reach. This AMV captured that. Thank you for putting it together.