they did it again represent ripped off an old show title and then destroyed the nostalgia with boring re imagined stuff. the 60 cartoon was one of the funniest of its time and a good natured satire of super hero comic books. the character was drawn as half way between animal and human and the way mickey mouse is. here they use a real beagle while that about the same as making a mickey mouse watch with a real rat. most of the clever schtick that made the original show funny is missing from this film. instead and we get a clumsy ex police dog who even dumber than cad. and some pet owners who add nothing to the story. cheesy effects (the dog talking animation is embarrassing). poor scripting. a stereotyped dwarf playing simon bar sinister. the gravelly noise box guy they hired to voice underdog is painful. you would think they would at least gotten a voice impressionist to approximate wally cox humorously distinctive voice for underdog. but no. there are and at least and a few affectionate references to the source material (such as the rhyming lines) and which lift it to a 4. only small children that love dogs may enjoy this. everybody else should get a dvd of the original cartoon series. watch this only in desperation. 
they did it again represent ripped off an old show title and then destroyed the nostalgia with boring re imagined stuff. the 60 cartoon was one of the funniest of its time and a good natured satire of super hero comic books. the character was drawn as half way between animal and human and the way mickey mouse is. here they use a real beagle while that about the same as making a mickey mouse watch with a real rat. most of the clever schtick that made the original show funny is missing from this film. instead and we get a clumsy ex police dog who even dumber than cad. and some pet owners who add nothing to the story. cheesy effects (the dog talking animation is embarrassing). poor scripting. a stereotyped dwarf playing simon bar sinister. the gravelly noise box guy they hired to voice underdog is painful. you would think they would at least gotten a voice impressionist to approximate wally cox humorously distinctive voice for underdog. but no. there are and at least and a few affectionate references to the source material (such as the rhyming lines) and which lift it to a 4. only small children that love dogs may enjoy this. everybody else should get a dvd of the original cartoon series. watch this only in desperation. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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