Cool Cat Fights Coronavirus

Cool Cat loves to (imply to children that the opinions of people who think Covid is a hoax are in any way valid)...

Boogie woogie

Cool Cat loves to (rap while barely rhyming a single pair of lines, boldly leading the charge for a new and innovative form of musical expression)...

Boogie woogie

Cool Cat loves to (embarrassingly and obviously be voiced by Daddy Derek because the original actor wouldn't put up with his nonsense anymore)...

Boogie woogie

Cool Cat loves to (set up multiple kickstarters for films that never happened and scam people out of thousands of dollars for what ended up being a 20 minute short that was probably filmed in a single afternoon with nothing that Daddy Derek didn't have on hand before)...

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...Boogie woogie

Most of all, Cool Cat loves to (make a film to remind people that he still exists while they wait for what they actually paid for, while he exploits a different political issue that should have never been an issue in the first place for some easy cash)...

Boogie

Bloody

Woogie.

While browsing the 'smaller' film areas of IMDb, I came across this film and an abundance of other 'cool cat' films. While I expected this to be another pointless home - made film. I was pleasantly surprised to see the message and lesson this movie gives. Such a positive film and would love to see more like it.

Best movie ever made I'm not gonna lie you know good can I count will y'all it is my life I have nothing that has said to watching this movie that taught me to never leave the house because the coronavirus is everywhere even in 2023 if you need me to pick up a German phobic and my parents hate me they did anyways and it made me not anymore and I am going to let you know in my mouth and eat them because they are on the road I have a kiss or touch any more than three years because of this it really helped me not get the coronavirus has been in the sunlight let me know how to be a big coward I strongly recommend.

Ok, so to the movies credit it actually does give some really genuinely good advice on how to avoid the coronavirus, such as how to wash your hands, wearing face masks, social distancing, ect.

The big issue however that im talking about here is the message they try to give at the very end saying "remember that people have different opinions on this coronavirus, so always respect them". The problem with that is that the movies delivery on that is pretty flawed. You see, the movies antagonist is this anthropomorphic dog character called "dirty dog" and hes a stereotypical anti-covid conspiracist. The movie paints him in a very negative light by showing him purposefully trying to infect people with the coronavirus (which he paradoxically doesnt think is real, but thats not important here) now, do you think the message of "respect other peoples opinions on the coronavirus" will sink in properly for the audience, when the only character in the movie who has exactly that is so stereotyped and vilified? I dont think so. Dont get me wrong, im not saying people who believe that the whole coronavirus is a hoax are actually valid, im judging this purely from a delivery standpoint. What they should have done is show us people with varying, but realistic opinions on the virus in an impartial way without labelling any as right or wrong.

So yeah, they kinda screwed up the lesson there at the last minute. They had some other good information, but they forgot to get their priorities in order.