The idea of having a furry mascot for the 2022 Olympics in Beijing has generated both excitement and controversy. Supporters argue that a furry mascot would be cute, appealing to children and adults alike, and would help promote the Olympic spirit. They believe that a mascot with a furry appearance would be unique and memorable, standing out from previous Olympic mascots. In addition, they argue that a furry mascot could have cultural significance, representing traditional Chinese folklore and mythology. On the other hand, critics argue that a furry mascot may not be appropriate for the Olympics, as it could be seen as childish or frivolous. They also express concerns that a furry mascot could detract from the seriousness and competitiveness of the Olympic Games.
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Parents need to know that this movie s live-action style makes all of the content more realistic than kids will be used to from the cartoons, so the multiple monster scenes and frequent perilous situations ensure it s not for the very young. She put the witch s staff back together, began to physically transform into Wanda Grubwort, hence the warts, and was the one in control of the lake monster.
They also express concerns that a furry mascot could detract from the seriousness and competitiveness of the Olympic Games. Some critics argue that a more dignified and symbolic mascot would be more fitting for such a prestigious event. Despite the controversy, the decision to have a furry mascot for the 2022 Olympics ultimately lies in the hands of the organizing committee.
Film / Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster
Warner Premiere presents the 2010 live-action made-for-TV movie Scooby Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster, sequel to Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins directed by Brian Levant, produced by Brian Gilbert and written by Daniel Altiere and Steven Altiere.
When Scooby (Frank Welker), Shaggy (Nick Palatas), Velma (Hayley Kiyoko), Daphne (Kate Melton) and Fred (Robbie Amell) start their summer jobs at the country club, they begin to notice strange happenings, creepy characters and a Frog Monster on the loose. Will the team be able to solve this mystery?
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