Hollywood Versions of Children's Classics - Neatorama

Steve Murray of Canada's National Post imagined how Hollywood would treat classics from children's literature and comics, such as Humpty Dumpty, the Gingerbread Man, and Peanuts. Dr. Seuss titles in particular would seem to lend themselves well to horror movies.

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I'd watch green eggs and ham IF tim burton did it. :D

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I've always been partial to this version of "Peanuts." It's not directly a movie version, but...

http://www.buzzfeed.com/lindseyweber/frank-millers-peanuts-ru

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Its a wonderful topic for me.
Plaque Attack

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haha Love these, especially the jason statham one. I'd watch that!

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I like the idea of Charlie Brown growing up into a disenfranchised male who won't take crap from anyone but will do anything for his friends.

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You misspelled "around".

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I wake up some mornings and don't want to get out of bed and the only things on the agenda are good coffee and a bad newspaper.

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Hate to be "that guy", but I'm going to anyway: Pictured is a Sandtrooper (a type of stormtrooper). I know a 501st member personally, and he always makes a big deal about the distinction :D

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And I would walk 5000 miles,
and I would walk 5000 more,
just to be the guy that finally finds the droids that I am looking for...

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What's the red thing on his shoulder for, and if it's useful, why doesn't he have one on each shoulder?

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You been walking 10,000 miles around Australia trying to get a signal? Ugh, you must smell like feet wrapped in leathery burnt bacon.

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