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With the announcement of a live action Jetsons film in the works, perhaps my dream of seeing Dynomutt of the big screen is a bit closer. I mean, Scooby Doo has had his cinematic day multiple times now, let's get everyone's favorite mechanical mutt into the movies!
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Maybe the Jetsons movie could have the family be stranded in the present, like in Phil of the Future.
Personally, I thought the first two live-action Scooby flicks were two too many. Especially the inclusion of Scrappy Doo on any basis (let alone, as the final boss)!
@Carycomic: on the other hand, I thought the well-trained beagle that played Brain (opposite Matthew Broderick as Inspector Gadget) was suitably cute. And that family film did prove successful enough to garner a sequel! So, maybe if a Doberman/Great Dane mix with an undocked tail and bluish-gray fur could be suitably motion-captured, a live-action Blue Falcon movie might have a fair chance of similarly modest box-office success.
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