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The Clueless Case of Benjamash Button
PwediePie, MarkiplierGAME, CinnamonToastKen, Yamimash, Cryotic have met thier match (If only they were Bronies)
So Button Mash has sure gone a long way from being a background pony. It's amazing how the fans have truely made MLP for what it is today, I firmly believe that the fans are the captains of the show; Really, with out the bronies, I don't believe MLP would have lasted this long.
Heck! I wouldn't be at all surprised to see Mash AND his darling mother this upcoming 4th Season of MLP.
Button's Mom Vector (by request) http://fav.me/d6lbpd5
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (film) © "2008" David Fincher, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Ceán Chaffin, Eric Roth, Robin Swicord (book by) F. Scott Fitzgerald (Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, The Kennedy/Marshall Company ™ )
Button Mash (character) © My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic "the series" Season 1-4 ©2010-2013 Lauren Faust & Meghan McCarthy (Studio B Productions, Hasbro Studios, The Hub ™ )
"Button's Adventure" (series and characters) © "2013" JanAnimations with EliMonty & ShadyVox(YouTube™ ) http://www.youtube.com/user/JanAnimations
Oculus Rift (logo) © "2012" Palmer Luckey (Oculus VR, Inc., Windows, Linux, OS X ™ )
Beemo (character) © Adventure Time © "2008-2012" Pendleton Ward,Patrick McHale,Adam Muto,Tim McKeon,Merriwether Williams,Steve Little,Thurop Van Orman,Kent Osborne,Larry Leichliter & Mark Banker (Cartoon Network and Frederator Studios ™ )
wolfjedisamuel © 013
So Button Mash has sure gone a long way from being a background pony. It's amazing how the fans have truely made MLP for what it is today, I firmly believe that the fans are the captains of the show; Really, with out the bronies, I don't believe MLP would have lasted this long.
Heck! I wouldn't be at all surprised to see Mash AND his darling mother this upcoming 4th Season of MLP.
Button's Mom Vector (by request) http://fav.me/d6lbpd5
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (film) © "2008" David Fincher, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Ceán Chaffin, Eric Roth, Robin Swicord (book by) F. Scott Fitzgerald (Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, The Kennedy/Marshall Company ™ )
Button Mash (character) © My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic "the series" Season 1-4 ©2010-2013 Lauren Faust & Meghan McCarthy (Studio B Productions, Hasbro Studios, The Hub ™ )
"Button's Adventure" (series and characters) © "2013" JanAnimations with EliMonty & ShadyVox(YouTube™ ) http://www.youtube.com/user/JanAnimations
Oculus Rift (logo) © "2012" Palmer Luckey (Oculus VR, Inc., Windows, Linux, OS X ™ )
Beemo (character) © Adventure Time © "2008-2012" Pendleton Ward,Patrick McHale,Adam Muto,Tim McKeon,Merriwether Williams,Steve Little,Thurop Van Orman,Kent Osborne,Larry Leichliter & Mark Banker (Cartoon Network and Frederator Studios ™ )
wolfjedisamuel © 013
Category All / Fanart
Species Horse
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File Size 1.41 MB
I wouldn't be surprised if the show spawns into spin-offs and comics focusing on other characters than just the mane 6. Yea, I know; wishful thinking. But hey, it's already been done by the fandom, so that means this show's going to be one of those groundbreaking ones that's left it's mark in pop-culture that people are going to remember for a long, LONG time.
i like the looks of the show. i haven't even watched it yet. maybe i should give it a try. i noticed they are female fans too. even adults are huge fans of the show. i hope it too can be a inspiration to teens and younger generation of children. i do believe art can have a big impact on millions of people. so i wonder if my little pony can have a positive influence on the world too. i guess anythings possible.
Eric Roth wrote the screenplays for both "Forrest Gump" and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", making it fairly easy to pen the same cliches twice. Fincher's monochrome visuals, inspired camera movement and his trademark actor Brad Pitt were unable to sidestep the shortcomings of Roth's screenplay in the same way "Panic Room" couldn't sidestep the typical anti-climaxes characteristic of screenwriter/director David Koepp's underwhelming work.
That said, at least "Benjamin Button" was more interesting to look at than "Forrest Gump", even though, like "Panic Room", I actively disliked it during my theatrical viewing. I don't fault Fincher for doing the best he could with a weak screenplay. Just look at "Alien 3". Oh well, at least he still has "Se7en", "Fight Club", "Zodiac" and "The Social Network" beneath his belt.
That said, at least "Benjamin Button" was more interesting to look at than "Forrest Gump", even though, like "Panic Room", I actively disliked it during my theatrical viewing. I don't fault Fincher for doing the best he could with a weak screenplay. Just look at "Alien 3". Oh well, at least he still has "Se7en", "Fight Club", "Zodiac" and "The Social Network" beneath his belt.
I got into a disagreement with my brother in law about the source material being from 1922. A book's age and merit doesn't produce a unique or, for all intents and purposes, good film. It's a shame that what could have been a unique story with stellar visual effects was churned out through the cookie cutter in the hopes of copping an Oscar. All those criticisms people had (and still have) about Ridley Scott's work being content-free eye candy are perfectly applicable to "Benjamin Button".
I suppose “I will slay you, she-devil” pissed off Hasbro — helping inspire a cease-and-desist order on the one responsible for that viral video. Admittedly, it was a clip that could pass off as something from Hasbro, and they probably don’t want to show foals threatening to kill their parents.
By the way, I’ve noticed that independent artists may often act every bit as possessive as any major corporation — even when they’re doing fan art. That last bit, I find ironic.
By the way, I’ve noticed that independent artists may often act every bit as possessive as any major corporation — even when they’re doing fan art. That last bit, I find ironic.
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