New generations will never know that, in this movie Snoopy is a cute nice dog, good loving friend to Charlie Brown, children will think is another kid and his dog pal.
Its a cute movie, But in the comics Snoopy was mean and didnt even knew his name "that round-headed kid"
I wouldn't say that Snoopy didn't love Charlie Brown, but I have to agree with you about the comics. That is a problem that I had with the movie, though I really enjoyed it.
In the comics, Snoopy is very self-centered, and quite disrespectful towards Charlie Brown. Snoopy really lives in his own world, and everybody else, including Charlie Brown, is a supporting character. In the movie, Snoopy is there for Charlie Brown when he can't gather up the courage to approach the Little Red Haired Girl, and even comforts him. That is not the Snoopy from the comics. Snoopy from the comics was more prone to rolling his eyes.
I really would love for the sequel to be more about Snoopy and less about Charlie Brown. That self-centered beagle living in his own world is far more fun for me.
i agree with you 100% , i hope we can see more of (the real) snoopy being himself
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One of the TV specials, I know, but Snoopy was there for CB; and that special is many years old, I believe.
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Snoopy didnt loved Charlie Brown in real life
by TinyKittenKisses » 6 days ago (Sat Jan 2 2016 19:06:12)
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Post Edited: Tue Jan 5 2016 11:54:52
New generations will never know that, in this movie Snoopy is a cute nice dog, good loving friend to Charlie Brown, children will think is another kid and his dog pal.
Its a cute movie, But in the comics Snoopy was mean and didnt even knew his name "that round-headed kid"
Of all the links you posted there are only like 2 comics strips, the rest is random art (i know its official, and yeah i already saw them hugging before. They aren't enemies) but if in 17,897 peanut strips you didnt find much love between them, pretty much proves my point.
There is affection but very rare
Re: Snoopy didnt loved Charlie Brown in real life
by TinyKittenKisses » 5 hours ago (Sat Jan 9 2016 16:11:51)
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Post Edited: Sat Jan 9 2016 16:14:23
Of all the links you posted there are only like 2 comics strips, the rest is random art (i know its official, and yeah i already saw them hugging before. They aren't enemies) but if in 17,897 peanut strips you didnt find much love between them, pretty much proves my point.
There is affection but very rare
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You seem to own a medical degree in Peanuts, theres no point in arguing with you.
But you will never understand how important this claim is until you get a selfish beagle... that doesnt loves you.
Re: Snoopy didnt loved Charlie Brown in real life
by TinyKittenKisses » 11 hours ago (Mon Jan 11 2016 16:44:04)
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You seem to own a medical degree in Peanuts,
theres no point in arguing with you.
But you will never understand how important this claim is until you get a selfish beagle... that doesnt loves you.
you are weird
shareI really love that you took the time to look up all these different links... you rock.
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I enjoyed what the last poster linked to and can truly say that Snoopy and Charlie Brown have almost always respected and loved each other. ADDITION as of PRESIDENTS DAY 2016: The thread title SHOULDA been [note caps] "Snoopy DIDN'T LOVE Charlie Brown in real life WITHIN THE COMIC STRIP" not "Snoopy DIDNT LOVE Charlie Brown in REAL LIFE (only)" .
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"respected and loved each other" you all made me change my mind about snoopy
shareI know Peanuts only for the TV show so it doesnt apply to me
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Sadly I will have to agree a little. Snoopy wasn't this nice in the original stories but, he had his moments.
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It's symptom of Hollywood's love of sentimentalising anything to do with children ...if it's touted as heart-warming, it means the zest and zing has been drained from anything original ... the only exception I can think of is Addam's Family Values, a great, sharp and funny family movie.
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Well TBH... You're all very stupid for this whole thread... It's a cartoon and WGAF other than you same losers
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