#NewProfilePic
(i made it on picrew a while back but i haven't been able to find the source since. if anyone knows who made the picrew thing I used/has a link to it, lemme know and i'll link it in my bio)
Hey, everyone. I have decided, for personal reasons, to retire this online persona. I will never forget the great interactions I've had from it, and will always appreciate The Cat in the Hat for the truly astounding film it is. Thank you for everything. Adieu.
@CatInTheHat@warnerbros@DrSeuss As one of the most notorious fans of the previous 2003 cult classic adaptation of The Cat in the Hat, this one also looks pretty cool.
Good luck!
Hey, everyone. I have decided, for personal reasons, to retire this online persona. I will never forget the great interactions I've had from it, and will always appreciate The Cat in the Hat for the truly astounding film it is. Thank you for everything. Adieu.
You know, even though the new The Cat in the Hat movie looks like crap, at the very least, I'll always have the 2003 one to come back to. And I'm grateful for that. That movie is amazing. Thank you, The Cat in the Hat (2003). For everything.
@JoshuaTookes@SuperBlakeFilms The TV special was lame tbh. It's not bad, but it's nothing too interesting. Easily the weakest Seuss special I've seen, the ones for How The Grinch Stole Christmas and The Lorax clear it HARD.
I know I may seem... biased, but my opinion would be the same even without my fav.
And WB also plans to start a shared universe with it.
Because a bland, generic animated film intended to set up a forced cinematic universe based on infinitely more imaginative and beloved properties from well-known creators worked so well last time.