Party Wagon

Yes, this was brought to us by the man who made Hey Arnold!, which was a good Nicktoon. I will say that it's not the BEST pilot Cartoon Network has ever made, but like Baloobaloob's Fun-Park and Periwinkle Around the World, this is one of the most underrated pilots that Cartoon Network has ever gave us. Not only that, but it was one of the best movies ever made by Cartoon Network, alongside Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show and Billy and Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure. It was a sad shame that it was rejected. The writing is clever, the action is awesome, the plot is engaging, the characters are great, and the voice acting isn't half bad. Let me just say that I am happy to be the first person on a social media website to review this movie. Thank god this isn't Re-Animated or Dora's Fairytale Adventure. Not only that, but I applaud Bartlett for at least trying to finish Party Wagon as much as he could. No thanks to Cartoon Network for not offering him more money than he needed. AND YET YOU GAVE BEN 10 FIVE TV SHOWS??!! ARSE BISCUITS!!!!

So, with that said, I rate this movie 8 stars out of 10.

It would appear for a while to the masses that the genre of the Old West and the pioneers is quite old and unoriginal. Those people are right; the theme is fairly old and not very glorified. It seems highly unlikely that the Old West could relive its former glory as the genre which is largely in demand. Luckily, with this film, the genre of the Old West is revived and made entertaining in form of a tale of misfits, treasure, and a plot greater than most people of the time could imagine. The tale starts of with a young man who does not wish to live life according to what many say and so he heads off to parts unknown, where he is found by some misfits like himself who all team up with him and make the most of life in the times. The jokes in the film are very witty, at times somewhat grotesque, but aside from that, very funny, and the dramatic moments seem to do the film, frankly, little justice. This film, all in all, is very enjoyable for anyone in short, who enjoys a good film about not fitting in back in the older days...