Dora and the Lost City of Gold | August 9, 2019 | Paramount | Live-Action Adaptation | James Bobin directing | Isabela Moner to play Dora

[CJohn]

Tom Wheeler Set To Script Live-Action ‘Dora The Explorer’ & ‘Micronauts’ At Paramount

http://deadline.com/2015/10/dora-the-explorer-micronauts-tom-wheeler-paramount-1201592356/

[WrathOfHan]

Why not just do a 2D one like SpongeBob?

[grim22]

This one actually makes some sense. Dora is popular among kids, and as long as they keep the story simple and the budget is within 50M, this should make some solid money for Paramount.

[kayumanggi]

Ha ha ha!

[CaptainJackSparrow]

WHAT THE FLYING FUCK? I've seen it all!

[Wadey Wilsoney]

Enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnpTcrtsN3U

[Dementeleus]

Ethan, have you bought your tickets yet?

[Ethan Hunt]

7 minutes ago, Telemachos said:

Ethan, have you bought your tickets yet?

Dora isn't quite my thing. Now if we could get a legitimate Winnie the Pooh movie I would be there opening night

[Avatree]

3 minutes ago, Ethan Hunt said:

Dora isn't quite my thing. Now if we could get a legitimate Winnie the Pooh movie I would be there opening night

the 5 existing Pooh movies aren't legit enough?

[Ethan Hunt]

Just now, treeroy said:

the 5 existing Pooh movies aren't legit enough?

Well I meant non-live action, because I've seen the possibility of a, at least partially, live action Winnie the Pooh thrown around

[MrFanaticGuy34]

Hmm....is this a family-friendly adaptation of "Dora the Explorer"?

If so, it could do decently......at least way much better than Oogieloves.

Wonder which kid actress will they bring to play Dora?

[MrFanaticGuy34]

Been a year since the last message.

 

Surprised no one else commented here.

 

It could be a fun family-flick if it has the same pleasantness and charm of the animated series.

[BadAtGender]

5 minutes ago, MrFanaticGuy34 said:

Been a year since the last message.

 

Surprised no one else commented here.

 

It could be a fun family-flick if it has the same pleasantness and charm of the animated series.

 

We're waiting for the casting news. 

 

I fully expect Aubrey Plaza to get the lead. 

[MrFanaticGuy34]

20 minutes ago, DamienRoc said:

 

We're waiting for the casting news. 

 

I fully expect Aubrey Plaza to get the lead. 

 

I dunno about Aubrey Plaza.

 

IMO, she's pretty much too old to do the role...........Wait! You don't seriously think this movie could have a more mature rating like PG-13?  

 

Cause if you are........then no way at all.

We're talking about "Dora the Explorer", lol.

Edited December 2, 2016 by MrFanaticGuy34

[robertman2]

[Dementeleus]

High time they made it sexy, dark, and gritty. 

[Captain H]

Give me mah sexy Diego.

[MrFanaticGuy34]

Now, now. Let's not get carried over ourselves. 

 

Making it dark, gritty & sexy doesn't always translate it to being great. It needs to be faithful and give respect to the animated tv-show.

 

You could have the Dora the Explorer-live action movie be a bit more mature and appealing for the parents....but not JUST for the adults only. ?

 

What made the animated show & Dora & Friends (to an extend) so fun & appealing to the kids & families, is their charm & innocence that the Dora-franchise was known for.

 

And if it was rated PG-13......Paramount would have a difficult time of which audiences the film will target to....which would make it confusing & uneven. It's simpler to either have it G or PG, then Paramount will have an easier time marketing this for the families.

 

If we want this to be a good & fun movie (Maybe a better movie than expected)...then we need it to stay faithful to the animated series.

[MrFanaticGuy34]

Double-Post.

Edited January 17, 2017 by MrFanaticGuy34

[Jandrew]

23 hours ago, MrFanaticGuy34 said:

Now, now. Let's not get carried over ourselves. 

 

Making it dark, gritty & sexy doesn't always translate it to being great. It needs to be faithful and give respect to the animated tv-show.

 

You could have the Dora the Explorer-live action movie be a bit more mature and appealing for the parents....but not JUST for the adults only. ?

 

What made the animated show & Dora & Friends (to an extend) so fun & appealing to the kids & families, is their charm & innocence that the Dora-franchise was known for.

 

And if it was rated PG-13......Paramount would have a difficult time of which audiences the film will target to....which would make it confusing & uneven. It's simpler to either have it G or PG, then Paramount will have an easier time marketing this for the families.

 

If we want this to be a good & fun movie (Maybe a better movie than expected)...then we need it to stay faithful to the animated series.

 

lmao dude you can't be serious.