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Attack of the Giant Vegetable Monsters by Ken Turner.

(Thanks, Daikun)

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  • http://www.elliotelliotelliot.com Elliot Cowan

    I think it’s Ken Turner, not Tucker…

  • http://www.cartoonresearch.com Jerry Beck

    Elliot – Duly noted! Thanks for the correction.

  • Andrew

    Funny….I liked it.

  • http://blog.ninapaley.com Nina Paley

    “Music Courtesy of Danny Elfman.” Nice.

  • SlappyHappy

    Wasn’t this a Power Puff Girls Episode?

  • Julian Carter

    The musical themes from Elfman’s music reminded me a lot of his score for Meet the Robinsons (in fact, parts sounded near identical). Yet, this doesn’t seem to be the Meet the Robinsons score. I’m confused.

  • Reason

    Nice but would be nicer if he doubled the running speed.

  • http://dailygrail.com/blog/8389 red pill junkie

    Somebody call the Wererabbit!!

  • http://kambodiahotel.blogspot.com Moro

    It’s the Mars Attacks score.

  • http://kenturner.blogspot.com/ Ken

    the score is from 3 different songs from 3 different Elfman scores……the opening is from Mars Attacks…….the main one through the vegetable monsters sequence is from Corpse Bride and the final credits is from Sleepy Hollow…..

  • http://kenturner.blogspot.com/ Ken

    a special halloween thanks goes out to Jerry and Cartoon Brew for posting the film….its greatly appreciated by all who worked on it….

  • http://kenturner.blogspot.com/ Ken

    http://aotgvm.blogspot.com/ Here is a link to some production art!

  • adxzun

    go ken go ken. you are awesome!!! Ji says he loves you.

  • http://kenturner.blogspot.com/ Ken

    thanks arthur…….tell Ji thanks, but no thanks……

  • http://justforspite.blogspot.com Gene Hole

    HA! liked the “baby onions.”

  • bayamus

    In general I enjoyed it but the stock scratchy film effect really took a lot away from it. I liked the style of the character designs though.