Avocado C. explaining her reasons for not starring in America the Motion Picture (ft. Trumpasaurus)

Summary

In a whimsical and satirical take, the script narrates the fictional story of 'Avocado Cookie Opie' and 'Trumpasaurus' from the Cookie Kingdom, who were approached to star in an R-rated Netflix animated film, 'America: The Motion Picture.' They envisioned a bizarre cast and surreal humor involving corporate mascots fighting monsters, instead of the film's intended historical parody. However, their outlandish script was rejected by the director, leading to their departure and the film's eventual negative reception, humorously dubbed one of Netflix's worst.

Takeaways

• 🎬 The video is a satirical take on the process of casting for an R-rated animated Netflix film titled 'America: The Motion Picture'.
• 🍪 The narrator, Avocado Cookie, claims to have been approached by producers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller for a role in the film.
• 🦖 The script suggests a bizarre cast including Thesaurus as George Washington, Avocado Cookie as John Henry, and other unlikely characters.
• 🎭 The proposed changes to the film include surreal humor and a satanic tissue box antagonist, contrasting the actual film's themes of American history and British sentiment.
• 🔨 Avocado Cookie's character suggests violent and absurd plot points, such as a 'holy guacamole tsunami' and a battle with demonic minions.
• 🤝 The video describes a team-up of various characters to combat the antagonist, including Sam Adams, the Olympic Eagle, and others.
• 🏰 The script includes a scene where a character named 'Arnold' kidnaps 'Marthy Assurance' in a twist on historical figures.
• 🎉 The video ends with a celebration of the characters' victory, with a humorous and chaotic finale involving pizza and the defeat of the antagonist.
• 🚫 The director of the actual film, Matt Thompson, rejects the proposed script for being too nonsensical and not in line with the intended parody.
• 📉 The video implies that the final film was poorly received, being labeled as one of the worst Netflix productions.
• 🎉 The narrator ends with a reminder to celebrate the 4th of July, suggesting a patriotic yet tongue-in-cheek tone throughout the video.

Q & A

Who is the main character speaking in the video script?

The main character speaking in the video script is Avocado Cookie Opie, the chat of the Cookie Kingdom.

What is the title of the R-rated animated Netflix film mentioned in the script?

The title of the R-rated animated Netflix film mentioned is 'America: The Motion Picture.'

Why did Avocado Cookie Opie and Trumpasaurus not star in the film?

Avocado Cookie Opie and Trumpasaurus did not star in the film because their version of the script was rejected by the director, Matt Thompson.

What was the original cast replacement suggested by Avocado Cookie Opie and Trumpasaurus?

The original cast replacement suggested by Avocado Cookie Opie and Trumpasaurus included Thesaurus as George Washington, Avocado Cookie as John Henry, and other characters like Deep Tissues as Benedict Arnold, and various other roles played by different personalities.

What changes did Avocado Cookie Opie and Trumpasaurus want to make to the script?

They wanted to change the cast, add surreal humor, and include elements like the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Gloria's Theater, and a battle against the Disgustoids.

What is the role of Seymour D Fair Paul Routier in the script?

Seymour D Fair Paul Routier was supposed to play Thomas Edison in the script, but instead, they were part of the team fighting against the Disgustoids.

What is the significance of the Waffle House in the script?

The Waffle House is significant as it is the place where the characters steal stakes to fight Arnold and discover the Disgustoids' plan to evolve people into Disgustoids.

What was the final confrontation with Eddie Arnold like in the script?

The final confrontation with Eddie Arnold involved a battle with demonic minions, rock and roll music, and a magic guitar, leading to Arnold's defeat.

How did the script's ending differ from the actual movie's ending?

The script's ending involved a humorous and over-the-top celebration with pizza, a confrontation with the Noid, and a more satisfying conclusion compared to the actual movie's ending.

What was the director Matt Thompson's reaction to the proposed script changes?

Director Matt Thompson was disgusted by the proposed script changes, considering them inappropriate for an action comedy movie parody and not in line with the original concept.