The Awful World of Garfield Movies 

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I watched the LS Mark cartoon

I watched a porn cartoon with Garfield and Oddie

never heard of him, I watched barney :)

The one where there's 2 cats 😂😂

I was about to comment, is there a video that he talks good about? I guess talking bad gets the views. 😂

Not to mention there was even a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

TRUE! Especially the live-action movies!

Ikr

@@lawnside82 The Bad Guys review

the same goes for Snoopy and Hello Kitty.

The 80s/early 90s cartoon continues to be the best representation of the entire character ever. It never got any better and only got dumber and more derivative as it went along. That French Garfield cartoon aka The Garfield show was probably the second best thing they ever did. It's underrated and seriously the best modern interpretation of Garfield I've seen. The voice work is also incredibly good from what I can remember.

@@theecowarriorz actually I enjoyed Peanuts, I’ve been reading some of them and it’s kinda good. but yeah for Hello Kitty, it is exists, idk.

The creator Jim Davis actually did state once that he created the comic for money, so that explains a lot

I love garfield!

The cgi one is called "The Garfield Show"

it’s genuinely hilarious

YES I genuinely love that show

​@@HorridHenryOfficialFanHubI think season 4 might be the worst season out of the whole show.

I remember watching this show as a kid and loving it. I hope it still holds up

Garfield Goes to Town, Here Comes Garfield, and Garfield Christmas are all tearjerkers

@@orangecat504 Garfield goes to town with a gun-

@@orangecat504arfiled Christmas isn't that the one that had a really beautiful scene of grandma talking about her passed beloved ? A Garfield movie made me cry

@@ahmadmalaki8364 yes

That tv specials are mid

I agree

Garfield and friends is peak garfield, I include the specials in that since they were made at the same time. Plus you get a us acres to break up each episode

Yes!! That show is genuinely really entertaining

Glad to know I'm not the only one who thinks this.

as a kid i hated the US Acres segments because i came here for Garfield, dammit! not his “friends”.

garfield actually has a huge gen z fanbase as well. i know at least 3 people my age who have some sort of collection of garfield merchandise because the internet re-popularized him

@@penti8345 I'm really glad to hear that new fans are still finding him. I would still recommend the 80s and 90s era strips, as simple as they may seem in the current media landscape.

And then they reveal: NERMAL HAS THREE OF THE INFINITY STONES. The faqq we gonns-a do!?

With Garfield being more self aware than those two, I'd see it also having some of the South Park episode that introduced Towelie mixed in.

Not to mention there was even a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

“Um actually it’s spelled weird and weirdly” -🤓

L

@@keithragin89 W

@@aidenknight6948 due shut up

Review the rest of the Garfield movies mark you coward

Same lol all I would watch was that and the curious George show that use to be on Netflix.

same, i hated the season where it was all parodies, because it was some random fairly tale instead of funny cat

😼😼😼😼😼😼🧡 Mark needs to pin this!

@@n19ntendods Not to mention there was even a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

@@jayjaybulldog9180 lol what

@@jayjaybulldog9180 lol what

Out of the ordinary, I mean

Too bad Garfield turned into a Cosmic horror that the Internet made him out to be.

​@@poweroffriendship2.0 I like garfield, and I like gorefield. They both got their quirks

Not to mention there was even a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

@@poweroffriendship2.0 it’s jeut like horror kitty all over again

I think it has to do with simplicity: he’s just a lazy cat going about his day to day

Fax

I only remember the episode where jon sleepwalks and they have to save him and the sentient lasagnas,was it really that good?

So was garfield and friends

The garfield show is underrated, all the characters are really entertaining and I always found the sci fi and fiction elements so goofy and fun. Sentient lasagnas, aliens, a living computer and the list goes on

@@kongboy4585 This fat orange cat was that popular that he even had a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

Garfield and Friends is still legitimately good, it’s worth a rewatch.

That show is so good. Love that show :)

The show "Garfield and Friends" is also seriously one of the wittiest and most well-written, well-aged cartoons ever made

I started unironically enjoying garfield after discovering how good the specials are. they're just nice to watch

Yes! I used to watch them all the time as a kid

new season intro theme or old intro season theme i need to know the peoples opinion

See, I was born in the 2000s. So instead of that, I only watched the newer stuff like the movies and The Garfield Show.

i honestly always thought the Garfield Show was called Garfield Gets Real because of how similar they looked. It wasn't until this video i realized they were somehow two totally different things

And he was basically brain dead in the comics

you finally succeeded in your mission.

What an inspiring story

Damn man. Since you've achieved all your life goals... what now?

Garfield 2 is a masterpiece

I unironically do adore the live action ones and think the animated ones are shite

Yeah that one was really good, have you tried Gilbert garfield? They took a odd approach on that one but it's still fun, as long as you don't get in the empire's way of course

Who's there?

I loved the last 7 minutes especially

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​@@qwertyzillaofficial2969 Yeah, it was definitely very risky with the imagery for a Garfield movie, but I'm glad they took that risk because it did pretty well.

he's also in the new one coming up with Chris Pratt tho LOL

@@Atomicitalia Really? Who's he playing then?

@@TheIrreverentUncleAl he's also playing Garfield, my guess is that it has something to do with time

@@Atomicitalia Well, we also got Samuel L. Jackson playing Garfield's father.

Same. But I really don't like this video Mark made. It's Gen Z hatred

I had to remind remind myself a few times today very quickly that it was in fact the first day of April. It gets tiring real quick here on RU-vid.

Let's not forget about the cancelled "Garfield's Judgement Day"

That movie was disturbing

Not to mention there was even a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

it's crazy to know that i grew up with basically all of them and to be honest, considering how dumb i was back then i can barely remember what happened. the three 3D animated ones especially felt like such a fever dream of an experience

This fat orange cat was that popular that he even had a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

@@jayjaybulldog9180 ok we get it. stop repeating yorself

@@mattalan6618 can’t help it

@@jayjaybulldog9180 sure you can by not saying the same shit over and over again you idiot

*time*

I can’t tell if that’s supposed to be a Terminator parody or if John is gonna get raptured.

I actually got the picture book that "Garfield's Judgement Day" was eventually relased as, either as a gift or as something I bought myself, and it would've been soooooo good as a feature film or even as just a TV special. Sadly, I think Jim started pitching the idea to studios/networks about 10-20 years too early, as the main studio/network-given reason that "Garfield's Judgement Day" never became a finished animated work was that at the time its plotline was considered far too dark for an animated project aimed at children/general audiences.

@@Wiki1184 It's neither. The basic premise of "Garfield's Judgement Day" is that at least all the animals/nonhumans in Garfield's town learn that a massive storm of truly epic proportions is going to destroy the town. In this plotline, Garfield and all the other animals/nonhumans CAN actually talk to humans in a way that humans can easily understand, with moving lips like in The Garfield Show and all of the post-2000 movies, however the animals/nonhumans have historically sworn complete secrecy on this-until they ultimately decide to break the sacred secrecy in order to warn all the humans that this huge storm is coming and to go to the old abandoned theater, which is the strongest building in town and apparently large enough to hold everyone who lives in the town, so that the humans can survive the storm. Since I don't know where someone can read the entire plot (it's not even on the Garfield Wiki or TV Tropes yet), I'm going to spoil the darker elements and the ending below, so BEWARE SPOILERS: Probably the darkest thing that happens in the entire book is that one of the main dogs, who is quite elderly, is an also quite-elderly man who ultimately decides to not go to into the theater/storm shelter. The elderly dog doesn't want to be separated from his owner, either in the short term or potentially the rest of his life, so he actually stays in his owner's house with him as they both accept what they predict will be certain death as a result of the storm. HOWEVER, thanks to a combination of the animals'/nonhumans' efforts to save everyone in the town and of course really good luck, literally everyone in the town survives the storm-the elderly dog and his owner even luck out and manage to survive the storm, though of course their house is completely destroyed around them.

This fat orange cat was that popular that he even had a Garfield tunnel of love ride in kennywood after it was originally called "The Old Mill", until 2020 when it was changed back to The Old Mill.

​@@jayjaybulldog9180 good for you You've watched the defunctland video about it and you really want to tell everyone.

@@drakenforge4276 thank you. its like he is obssed with that fact

Why does Fart Force make me laugh

Whats the second missing media scene?

I agree, Garfield and Friends was probably my favorite Garfield related thing when I was a kid lol

Don't even get me started on here comes garfield and that one Christmas special all them specials are genuinely amazing

LMAO I was the opposite: I knew about Garfield's Pet Force, but had no idea about the other movies, not even the live-action ones.

No, mine is where a black dog ripped a man's testicle off while ripping his pants

I liked when he said "it's pratting time" and pratted all over the place