The Drawn Together Movie: The Movie! (2010) (V)

Director:

Greg Franklin

Writers:

Matthew Silverstein
Dave Jeser

Genre:

Animation | Action | Comedy | Mystery

Plot:

Eight housemates on a fake animated reality TV show realize they've been canceled and set off on a journey to get back on the air. |

Plot Keywords:

Male Full Frontal Nudity | Penis | Gay Interest | Parody | Reality Spoof

Cast

Adam Carolla	...	Spanky Ham (voice)
Jess Harnell	...	Captain Hero / King / Wile E. Coyote / Additional Voices (voice)
Seth MacFarlane	...	Intelligent Smart Robotic Animated Eraser Lady (voice)
Abbey McBride	...	Ling-Ling (voice)
Jack Plotnick	...	Xandir P. Whifflebottom (voice)
Tara Strong	...	Princess Clara / Toot Braunstein (voice)
Cree Summer	...	Foxxy Love / Suck My Taint Girl / Additional Voices (voice)
James Arnold Taylor	...	Wooldoor Sockbat / Jew Producer / Barney Rubble / Additional Voices (voice)
Vernon Wells	...	Network Head (voice)
Kaitlyn Robrock	...	Hot Bar Chick / Old Lady #2 / Smurfette (voice) (uncredited)

Directed by
Greg Franklin

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Dave Jeser
Matthew Silverstein

Produced by
Brendan Burch	....	executive producer
Andy Fiedler	....	animation producer
Dave Jeser	....	executive producer
Richard Quan	....	producer
Matthew Silverstein	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Eban Schletter

Film Editing by
Tony Christopherson

Art Department
Tyree Dillihay	....	storyboard artist
Rafael Hurtado	....	background layout
Rafael Hurtado	....	background painter
Rafael Hurtado	....	prop designer

Sound Department
Daniel Ben-Shimon	....	sound effects editor
Jeff Bradfield	....	assistant sound editor
Peter S. Carlstedt	....	sound re-recording mixer
Cecilia Perna	....	foley mixer
Joan Rowe	....	foley artist
Sean Rowe	....	foley artist
Kurt Vanzo	....	supervising sound editor

Animation Department
Marius Alecse	....	animator
Eric Bauza	....	layout artist
Daniel Bodinof	....	animator
Candice Ciesla	....	layout artist
Jonathan Coit	....	animator
Seth Cooper	....	layout artist
Will Cuna	....	animator
Jerry DeJesus	....	background artist
Kerry Dwyer	....	layout artist
Kali Fontecchio	....	layout artist
Brock Gallagher	....	animator
David Gerhard	....	animator
Larry Hall	....	animator
Michael Huang	....	animator
Rafael Hurtado	....	background artist
Joe Kossuth	....	animator
James Krenzke	....	animator
Robert Lilly	....	animator (as Rob Lilly)
Chris Martin	....	animator
John Martinez	....	layout artist
Kristen McCormick	....	animator
Ivan Mendoza	....	layout artist
Mike Nassar	....	layout artist
Rafael L. Navarro	....	storyboard artist (as Ralph Navarro)
Braden Poirer	....	animator
Elaine Reali	....	animator
Ed Skudder	....	animator
Sa Tantivaranyoo	....	layout artist
Chris Toms	....	animator
Dave Vamos	....	preproduction supervisor
Jaime Velasquez	....	animator
Julia Vickerman	....	animator
Angelo Vilar	....	background artist
Lyla Warren	....	animator (uncredited)

Editorial Department
Jeff Bradfield	....	post production supervisor

Thanks
Jonathan Kesselman	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Six Point Harness

Distributors

• Beyond Home Entertainment (2010) (Australia) (DVD)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (2010) (USA) (DVD)

Also Known As:

Runtime:

70 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Canada:18A (Ontario) | USA:Not Rated | Australia:MA (2010) | France:-12 | Argentina:18 | Brazil:18 | Germany:18 | Japan:R18+ | New Zealand:R18

Company:

Six Point Harness

Trivia:

The 'code' that runs along the sides of the vision of I.S.R.A.E.L is actually the HTML scripting for the main page of Google.com.

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): In the scene where Foxxy shoots the old man at the carnival, she calls him "Mr. Wilkison", but in the subsequent scene where his wife attacks her, she calls her "Mrs. Wilkins".

Quotes:

Princess Clara:How did she died ?
Foxxy Love:The same way we're all gonna die!
Princess Clara:I.S.R.A.E.L.
Foxxy Love:I.S.R.A.E.L ?

Movie Connections:

References The Matrix (1999)

Probably the worst straight to DVD animated film ever

Wow, it has been a long time since I heard of this series and apparently for good reason. This film is the reason why most shows deserve to get canceled and left to die. I have watched the entire original series and was somewhat amused by it. The show was witty without a message and some points funny with over the top gross out humor. But this film took everything from the show that was somewhat good and screwed it up. I can't believe whoever made this movie was considering that the sales of this film could revive the show. The film contains even more over the top jokes and swearing simply because it is a direct to DVD film and doesn't have to worry about network censorship. This would be fine but all of the jokes in here are either unfunny or just plain disgusting. The show definitely had these kinds of jokes but they were tame considered to the things in here. I will admit that I am not a huge fan of the show and really hated how they ended it. But in my eyes the show had a good run and should have simply gone away in peace. Much better shows have been canceled at a short run and deserve a second chance, but not this show. Now this film is simply moronic in its approach and execution. The film constantly jumps around from scene to scene in a relentless manner and the story keeps getting more and more drawn out (no pun intended) along the way. Now the scene jumping would be fine if it had any sort of flow or order. But in this film they are so random that it becomes very hard to follow what is going on in the film. It does leave some interest as the viewer tries to figure out what is going on. But overall it gets old very fast. The story line in this film is pretty simple but way too convoluted for no reason. I simply didn't enjoy the movie as much as the show and felt that this was truly a half-hearted attempt to make a quick buck. I was really hoping for something more funny and entertaining of a send off in here. But it never came along and when I saw that ending I was really ticked. This film is not for everyone, even if you are a fan of the show. I definitely don't recommend it to people that are unfamiliar with the show as it would simply confuse them. The film gives no explanation at who the main characters are or why we should even care for them. These elements are from the show and only someone familiar with the show would be able to stomach the lame humor and fart jokes sprinkled through this movie.

My final review score is a 2 out of 10. The film simple didn't entertain me on any level and only reinforced all the things I hated about the show. Now if you enjoy lame jokes and over the top fart jokes then this may be a film you would want to RENT. But never buy it since it would only encourage the producers of this film to make another movie or revive the series. Everyone else should just avoid this film entirely.