Matt Kenney clearly is a Hollywood force of nature. Coming fresh off of his hit Oprah Makes Cartoons series, Matt has scored another hit with this new spin-off Oprah Makes Garfield Cartoons.
Matt stars as the titular Garfield, a charming and funny cat with a taste for lasagna. When his owner Jon (played fantastically by Soloicus Twentius Eightican, who also did acting for Matt Kenney's Oprah Makes Cartoons) forces him to go on a diet, Garfield joins the Navy in rebellion after being inspired by Odie (played by professional comedian Ancyforth January Hunnington in a amazingly funny cameo).
The plot twist at the end was unexpected and truly thrilling. Fans of Oprah Makes Cartoons will love Oprah Makes Garfield Cartoons, even if it's solely for the twist ending where characters from Oprah Makes Cartoons appear.
I predict that Oprah Makes Garfield Cartoons will be nominated for Best Short at the Oscars. Heck, it'll probably take home the award.
I can recommend this short to everyone who loves beautiful animation, smart comedy, and a thrilling storyline. However, be aware that this short shouldn't be watched by children under 14 years old, due to heavy cursing in Odie's monologue about his Navy experience.
I hope everyone will see this short and love it as much as I did.
Matt stars as the titular Garfield, a charming and funny cat with a taste for lasagna. When his owner Jon (played fantastically by Soloicus Twentius Eightican, who also did acting for Matt Kenney's Oprah Makes Cartoons) forces him to go on a diet, Garfield joins the Navy in rebellion after being inspired by Odie (played by professional comedian Ancyforth January Hunnington in a amazingly funny cameo).
The plot twist at the end was unexpected and truly thrilling. Fans of Oprah Makes Cartoons will love Oprah Makes Garfield Cartoons, even if it's solely for the twist ending where characters from Oprah Makes Cartoons appear.
I predict that Oprah Makes Garfield Cartoons will be nominated for Best Short at the Oscars. Heck, it'll probably take home the award.
I can recommend this short to everyone who loves beautiful animation, smart comedy, and a thrilling storyline. However, be aware that this short shouldn't be watched by children under 14 years old, due to heavy cursing in Odie's monologue about his Navy experience.
I hope everyone will see this short and love it as much as I did.
