Nick has actually aired R rated flicks. The original 80s Vacation movie and Stand By Me were notable examples. Of course these movies were aired heavily edited for content and at nighttime
6:30 Believe it or not that Monster House part of the trailer actually still stays with me to this day. Meaning that I remember everything word for word. Monster House scary as heck
17:13 I remember seeing "Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins" on Cartoon Network back in 2009 and I love it and I'm definitely going to try to get it on DVD as soon as I can!
My guy, I loved watching TV premieres of stuff like this and the pokemon movies, but the kids these days have it pretty damn great. They can choose what they want to watch, whenever they want it, and i would absolutely have taken that as a kid over not wanting to watch boring stuff when they played it all day. Back then, Ed edd n eddy was my favorite, but they only played like 1-2 episodes a day. Now, the kids can watch that whole series. But yeah, nostalgia for this is strong with me.
@@cheeseboi588actually I disagree, sure they can watch anything they want whenever but it's not the same as coming from Friday night to watch new episodes of cartoons and movies, of course I grew up in the late 90s and early 2000s so that stuff was super special back then, especially when it came to anime and cartoons. Also it was exciting not knowing when you'd see something new, and when you were bored, you'd just play outside instead
@@MomoKunDaYo I'm sorry, but there were a lot of really bad shows back then. It's fine if you prefer it, but we can't act like the 90s and early 2000s didn't have slop like we do now, because it absolutely did.
@@cheeseboi588 Don't even get me started with that abomination known as "Out Of Jimmy's Head". Which is by far the worst Cartoon Network show ever in the 2000s.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 Growing up in the late 2000s, CN really did think of the kids by giving us a multitude of movies that only we would enjoy. Ones with superheroes, dinosaurs, robots, aliens, everything. And because little kids back then were different from now, as we only cared about the action and not the story. As an adult it pains me that Cartoon Network would never take the risk of playing these movies ever again because they believe that kids nowadays are "too sensitive" for this. But who's to say we didn't watch PG-13 movies behind our parents back when we were growing up.
The Noods Era of Cartoon Network was the beginning of the end era of CN. Action based shows getting more attention, Total Drama Island made it's premiere on CN a year later after when it aired in Canada, an assortment of original and licensed shows airing on the network... Until live action content was already taking over, Toonami discontinued off of CN, and how certain movies kept on repeating at certain time slots.
Meh, no offense but even if that were true? I don't care for Christina Miller nor Teen Titans GO! but after this era ended? it doesn't change my point that I still had more favorite shows from CN no matter what after the old ones along with the from the Nood Era I also grew up with like Transformers Animated,Ben 10 AF,Chowder, and Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 such as Sym-Bionic Titan,Tenkai Knights,Generator Rex,Mixels,Ninjago,Ben 10 Ultimate Alien,Ben 10 Omniverse,Nexo Knights,Chima, and Transformers RID 2015 etc. Besides, also no offense about this either but whenever I read other comments from other CN fans saying "CN went downhill after this era" or some sort? It's like the other CN fans would've also probably tried to say other CN fans like me would be considered "traitors" to their childhood CN era's like Nood or City for having more favorite CN shows after this era or something like that. The "traitors" part of my comment was sarcasm by the way lol.
Not that I’m pressuring anyone into searching and finding them but it would sure be cool if someone found and uploaded 2 flicks bumpers that aren’t on here. Those would be kangaroo jack from July 2008. And the last Mimzy and the jungle book promo from December 2009
Even tho' I still had more favorite CN shows after this era ended such as Transformers RID 2015,Mixels,Generator Rex,Ben 10 Ultimate Alien, and many more? I guess these Flicks promos also bring back memories too lol.
Whoa, you even added what songs were playing in the background in these promos, and...whoa, some of the bands sure are notable. Aiden, Taking Back Sunday, A Day To Remember and Hawthorne Heights (who even performed on Fridays one time in 2006).
@mesousagaby740 Late reply but he was more of a music supervisor, he was responsible for the cool Adult Swim soundtracks that would later find their way to CN (he played a big role overall in CN/AS/Toonami history but tbh I'm not exactly sure what. Development i guess?)
@@mesousagaby740 True, although CN didn't as much music, if any as far as I know, from the labels commonly associated with Adult Swim, such as Ghostly, Merck, Stones Throw, or Arc The Finger.
The fact they play PG-13 movies at the time is unsual but awesome. Im surprised they didn't play any of the Star Wars movies because Clone wars was a new thing.
I remember when they aired Jurassic Park III. I was very surprised to see it on CN, didn’t watch it though cause I had it on dvd at the time, so yeah lol
7:56 Female Announcer: rainbow Day war is over, everyone is saved to go home in earth, but the rainbow kids have got to learn everything in earth Red ruby robber: "this might be ok for all of us to learn something right? Purple amethyst Lilly: "yeah maybe not" Female Announcer: for the first time on Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon, the Recap of Toonmation Master’s Rainbow day, see it all tomorrow At 7PM right after an all new toonmation master episode at 8PM Male announcer: catch a Flick with the flicks, every Sunday night
Yeah it's one of the most extremely annoying questions ever, the most asked question with simple answers. Because Cartoon Network can obviously censor out the curse words and replace them with common words, Or they could be metal and not censor out the curse words as long it doesn't have heavy profanity like sh*t, f**k, or b**ch. And as for Jurassic Park 3, kids love dinosaurs to them they're just giant lizards that fight each other.
@@leoorduna2199 And isn't the first Jurassic Park, a PG-13 film, already considered one of those films you need to show your kids like E.T. or The Lion King?
@@anamelessyoutuber1462 It's not something that parents would show their kids like E.T, The Lion King, or any family-friendly PG rated movie. It is however one of those movies that kids would see trailers and or commercials of on TV and then beg their parents nonstop to take them to go see the movie.
Cartoon Network from 2004 to 2008 that aired during Flicks: Antz (1998) Snow Day (2000) Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995) Spider-Man (2002) Men in Black (1997) School of Rock (2003) Son of the Mask (2005) Zathura (2005) Jurassic Park III (2001) Movies that premiered on Cartoon Network from 2004 to 2008 that didn’t air during Flicks: The Prince of Egypt (1998) Clifford’s Really Big Movie (2004) Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) Small Soldiers (1998) Batman (1989) The Goonies (1985) Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989) Jumanji (1995) Spirited Away (2001) Princess Mononoke (1997) Dumb and Dumber (1994) Castle in the Sky (1986) Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984) My Neighbor Totoro (1988) The Road to El Dorado (2000) Cats & Dogs (2001) Scooby-Doo (2002) The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) Mouse Hunt (1997) James and the Giant Peach (1996) Chicken Run (2000) The Mighty Ducks (1992) Honey, I Blew Up The Kid (1992) Stuart Little (1999) Beethoven (1992) Angels in the Outfield (1994) Shrek (2001) Quest for Camelot (1998) R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: Don’t Think About It (2007) George of the Jungle (1997) Casper (1995) Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002)
First it was Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theater, then it was FLICKS, and now it's Acme Night. I think the movies were better back then. But now it seems more strange selections. I mean I just saw they had Buffy The Vampire Slayer movie air for Acme Night.
I always liked during commercial break They showed the movie company Logo's doing something silly like The MGM lion being spotted an Packs up an leave. or the torch chick trying to get her Torch to work an her skirt blows up.😂
7:56 Adult male announcer: when ko noticed of kind of new adventure and a new neighbor in town to help KO is Milly the witch! Milly the witch: "your a hero!, am a hero as well but as a witch!" KO: "I know right?, this is amazing!" Adult male announcer: for the first time on Cartoon Network, it the brand new generation for the world of OK KO it’s, Ok ko and milly the witch let’s be hero’s!, Tonight at 7PM with all new episodes at 8PM Male announcer: catch a flick with the Flicks, Every Sunday night
Remember during commercial break They'll show the cartoon network Characters watching the movie. Sometimes get on each other's nerves.😂 Rigby telling everyone to shhhh or GBF behind them breathing.
15:58 Scooby-Doo and the Samurai Sword: P Brothers - Blondie "Blondie" was also used in Toonami's Slightly Used Naruto promo in 2006, as well as a Toonami Naruto Shippuden next bump from April Fools 2018. ua-cam.com/video/HNaq17243OE/v-deo.htmlsi=6rc6k-hlcRQv4wZ5 ua-cam.com/video/uYGH3GRBJF0/v-deo.htmlsi=JfIp2RW8uwUjpPZp&t=219 Track is owned by CN and unreleased.
@@raymicheals4127 ok and I haven’t actually seen any ace Ventura films tho I know the first is one of Jim carreys major hits of 1994 the other 2 being the mask and dumb and dumber
The ones i remember watching on Cartoon Network Flicks were: The Ant Bully Racing Stripes Kangaroo Jack Garfield Gets Real Hoodwinked Son of the Mask The Mask Cheaper By The Dozen Zathura Monster House Men in Black Jack Frost Batman and Robin Spider-Man Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends Destination Imagination Doogal Adventures in Babysitting Garfield the Movie Open Season Garfield's Fun Fest Nacho Libre TMNT (2007) Scooby-Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed The Last Mimzy Stuart Little 2
Dude these promo soundtracks are dope! It’s insane that they got bands like Aiden and A Day To Remember featured in them, fricken awesome!
They actually showed PG-13 movies on a kids channel. That’s genius.
Nick does this too
@@koozboyYes but very rarely they have. I only remember them airing Angus,Thongs and Perfect Snogging and a few other films.
Nick has actually aired R rated flicks. The original 80s Vacation movie and Stand By Me were notable examples. Of course these movies were aired heavily edited for content and at nighttime
Interestingly enough that's how I was introduced to both movies as a kid
And Disney channel once.
6:30 Believe it or not that Monster House part of the trailer actually still stays with me to this day. Meaning that I remember everything word for word. Monster House scary as heck
ironic that Ant Bully, a movie animated by the studio behind Jimmy Neutron, aired on Cartoon Network.
I used to love the ant bully but don’t as much as I used to since I learned that film is the reason we lost our beloved jimmy neutron 🥺🥺🥺
I know
I find it stranger Snow Day was on it and that was straight up a Nickelodeon Movie, not a very good one but it was
@@FrothyMilkshake19 I didn’t have interest in nacho libre
@@jakejohnson9057deadass
It was reason why Jimmy neutron got cut off 😔
17:13 I remember seeing "Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins" on Cartoon Network back in 2009 and I love it and I'm definitely going to try to get it on DVD as soon as I can!
Look at the logo for f l i c k s it looks like Tetris
Same
@@teamrocketundercoveragent. Agreed 👍
I Miss The Flicks On Cartoon Network
Don’t we all
We can all go back in time and save them and make them remain for good without having to be gone
@@jakemiketta3868 huh
Me too
Me too, now we got acme night!
Man the late 2000s were super nostalgic! 😆
It brings me the memory when watching Monster House 😢😢😢😢. Kids these days won’t understand how great everything was in our generation.
My guy, I loved watching TV premieres of stuff like this and the pokemon movies, but the kids these days have it pretty damn great. They can choose what they want to watch, whenever they want it, and i would absolutely have taken that as a kid over not wanting to watch boring stuff when they played it all day. Back then, Ed edd n eddy was my favorite, but they only played like 1-2 episodes a day. Now, the kids can watch that whole series. But yeah, nostalgia for this is strong with me.
It was even better 10 years earlier when the only things on TV were good lol, nickelodeon and cartoon network late 90s to early 2000s was amazing
@@cheeseboi588actually I disagree, sure they can watch anything they want whenever but it's not the same as coming from Friday night to watch new episodes of cartoons and movies, of course I grew up in the late 90s and early 2000s so that stuff was super special back then, especially when it came to anime and cartoons. Also it was exciting not knowing when you'd see something new, and when you were bored, you'd just play outside instead
@@MomoKunDaYo I'm sorry, but there were a lot of really bad shows back then. It's fine if you prefer it, but we can't act like the 90s and early 2000s didn't have slop like we do now, because it absolutely did.
@@cheeseboi588
Don't even get me started with that abomination known as "Out Of Jimmy's Head". Which is by far the worst Cartoon Network show ever in the 2000s.
I miss the old cartoon network
@@Animeguy300 same here
You and me both, but time needs an upgrade in the future whether you like it or not.
I'll always remember the time when I got to see glimpes of Jurassic Park 3 on cartoon network..
I'm more shocked they were showing
Movies not for kids.
Ace Ventura? Men in black?
Jurassic Park?
Wow CN think of the kids.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607
Growing up in the late 2000s, CN really did think of the kids by giving us a multitude of movies that only we would enjoy. Ones with superheroes, dinosaurs, robots, aliens, everything. And because little kids back then were different from now, as we only cared about the action and not the story.
As an adult it pains me that Cartoon Network would never take the risk of playing these movies ever again because they believe that kids nowadays are "too sensitive" for this. But who's to say we didn't watch PG-13 movies behind our parents back when we were growing up.
For a brief period of time, this block actually pre-dated the Noods era
I grew up during this time Cartoon Network is not what it used to be those were the days I tell ya the glory days need to be remembered
The Noods Era of Cartoon Network was the beginning of the end era of CN. Action based shows getting more attention, Total Drama Island made it's premiere on CN a year later after when it aired in Canada, an assortment of original and licensed shows airing on the network... Until live action content was already taking over, Toonami discontinued off of CN, and how certain movies kept on repeating at certain time slots.
Not the worst era of Cartoon Network, but it ain't run by Cristina Miller.
Meh, no offense but even if that were true? I don't care for Christina Miller nor Teen Titans GO! but after this era ended? it doesn't change my point that I still had more favorite shows from CN no matter what after the old ones along with the from the Nood Era I also grew up with like Transformers Animated,Ben 10 AF,Chowder, and Hot Wheels Battle Force 5 such as Sym-Bionic Titan,Tenkai Knights,Generator Rex,Mixels,Ninjago,Ben 10 Ultimate Alien,Ben 10 Omniverse,Nexo Knights,Chima, and Transformers RID 2015 etc.
Besides, also no offense about this either but whenever I read other comments from other CN fans saying "CN went downhill after this era" or some sort? It's like the other CN fans would've also probably tried to say other CN fans like me would be considered "traitors" to their childhood CN era's like Nood or City for having more favorite CN shows after this era or something like that.
The "traitors" part of my comment was sarcasm by the way lol.
Not that I’m pressuring anyone into searching and finding them but it would sure be cool if someone found and uploaded 2 flicks bumpers that aren’t on here. Those would be kangaroo jack from July 2008. And the last Mimzy and the jungle book promo from December 2009
Even tho' I still had more favorite CN shows after this era ended such as Transformers RID 2015,Mixels,Generator Rex,Ben 10 Ultimate Alien, and many more?
I guess these Flicks promos also bring back memories too lol.
Whoa, you even added what songs were playing in the background in these promos, and...whoa, some of the bands sure are notable. Aiden, Taking Back Sunday, A Day To Remember and Hawthorne Heights (who even performed on Fridays one time in 2006).
@mesousagaby740 Jason DeMarco knew his music
@@koozboy Was he like their music producer at this time, too?
@@mesousagaby740Yeah, was he?
@mesousagaby740 Late reply but he was more of a music supervisor, he was responsible for the cool Adult Swim soundtracks that would later find their way to CN (he played a big role overall in CN/AS/Toonami history but tbh I'm not exactly sure what. Development i guess?)
@@koozboy he’s also the guy behind “FALL IS JUST SOMETHING THAT GROWNUPS INVENTED!!!1!”. He admitted it on twitter
Man, Cartoon Network used so much Toonami music in these promos.
Lots of Ninja Tune, Warp, Victory, and even a little bit of the P Bros.
They also aired on Adult Swim.
@@mesousagaby740 True, although CN didn't as much music, if any as far as I know, from the labels commonly associated with Adult Swim, such as Ghostly, Merck, Stones Throw, or Arc The Finger.
I remember when Hoodwinked was on there constantly & Son of the Mask
I love son of the mask IDC What people say
Memories
Yup 5:00
@@ansumanahargett6227CN is supposed to only air animation.
i remember Cartoon Network’s movie flicks promo with commercials and everything and it brings back memories and my childhood just like old times ❤😢
The amount of nostalgia at place here, is insurmountable!
The fact they play PG-13 movies at the time is unsual but awesome. Im surprised they didn't play any of the Star Wars movies because Clone wars was a new thing.
I heard Cartoon Network did that a couple years ago, played the original 6 and rogue one
It was when they didn't give a hoot.
They aired whatever the hell they
Wanted to air.
Forget those little snots.😂
@@brandonthetoyandgamecollector Back in September 2021.
Nostalgic... I miss this era of Cartoon Network.
Same
5:08 Hello, my baby!
I remember CN was where Hoodwinked 1 first premiered on TV
I remember when they aired zathura.They cut out the part with the kids watching spongebob. I was so mad at the time.
CN was some haters fr.
I missed seeing this. Its been so long.
I forgot about this , so much nostalgia 😅
Man, I miss seeing that little logo where that the years go
I remember when they aired Jurassic Park III. I was very surprised to see it on CN, didn’t watch it though cause I had it on dvd at the time, so yeah lol
They were even showing PG-13 movies
Too.
WOW never thought they go that far.😂
Think of the kids cartoon network.
those were the days...
0:07 - Look! It’s Monster House!
Also remember them showing spirited away my first Ghibli film i was like 7 years
17:37 Robin Williams, Comic Genius in Disney's "Flubber"
So much memories!
I remember Cartoon Network Flicks of The Mask and Son of the Mask. Ps I never knew they have the Pokemon anime movie on Cartoon Network Flicks.
7:56
Female Announcer: rainbow Day war is over, everyone is saved to go home in earth, but the rainbow kids have got to learn everything in earth
Red ruby robber: "this might be ok for all of us to learn something right?
Purple amethyst Lilly: "yeah maybe not"
Female Announcer: for the first time on Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon, the Recap of Toonmation Master’s Rainbow day, see it all tomorrow At 7PM right after an all new toonmation master episode at 8PM
Male announcer: catch a Flick with the flicks, every Sunday night
That amazing!
To all the people going "what? Cartoon Network aired PG-13 movies? How can that happen?" Be honest, did you watch any PG-13 movies as a kid?
Yeah it's one of the most extremely annoying questions ever, the most asked question with simple answers.
Because Cartoon Network can obviously censor out the curse words and replace them with common words, Or they could be metal and not censor out the curse words as long it doesn't have heavy profanity like sh*t, f**k, or b**ch. And as for Jurassic Park 3, kids love dinosaurs to them they're just giant lizards that fight each other.
@@leoorduna2199 And isn't the first Jurassic Park, a PG-13 film, already considered one of those films you need to show your kids like E.T. or The Lion King?
@@anamelessyoutuber1462
It's not something that parents would show their kids like E.T, The Lion King, or any family-friendly PG rated movie.
It is however one of those movies that kids would see trailers and or commercials of on TV and then beg their parents nonstop to take them to go see the movie.
15:58 Loved the Samurai film ⚔️
The only reason I love Son Of The Mask.
Did they play the rhinoceros scene of Ace Ventura on CN?
Ace Ventura jr pet detective? Haven’t seen that one yet I have to check it put
Did it also show Scooby-Doo (2002) and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed by any chance?!
best tv movie era
Cartoon Network from 2004 to 2008 that aired during Flicks:
Antz (1998)
Snow Day (2000)
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995)
Spider-Man (2002)
Men in Black (1997)
School of Rock (2003)
Son of the Mask (2005)
Zathura (2005)
Jurassic Park III (2001)
Movies that premiered on Cartoon Network from 2004 to 2008 that didn’t air during Flicks:
The Prince of Egypt (1998)
Clifford’s Really Big Movie (2004)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Small Soldiers (1998)
Batman (1989)
The Goonies (1985)
Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989)
Jumanji (1995)
Spirited Away (2001)
Princess Mononoke (1997)
Dumb and Dumber (1994)
Castle in the Sky (1986)
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984)
My Neighbor Totoro (1988)
The Road to El Dorado (2000)
Cats & Dogs (2001)
Scooby-Doo (2002)
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
Mouse Hunt (1997)
James and the Giant Peach (1996)
Chicken Run (2000)
The Mighty Ducks (1992)
Honey, I Blew Up The Kid (1992)
Stuart Little (1999)
Beethoven (1992)
Angels in the Outfield (1994)
Shrek (2001)
Quest for Camelot (1998)
R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: Don’t Think About It (2007)
George of the Jungle (1997)
Casper (1995)
Howl’s Moving Castle (2004)
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002)
Wait didn't they also premiered who framed Roger rabbit?
I haven’t seen this promo in 16 years ago.
Hello! Is it okay if I use this video for one of my editing projects? I'll credit you!
@@zarithestar6500 Go for it
@@koozboyYeah
Banger video kooz
Omg Phred on Your Head! I am such a big phan
@@koozboy Pickles
Before acme night we had this
In Memory Robin Williams
These were good times not the golden days of cartoon theater but still good
17:09 They used the wrong logo
First it was Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theater, then it was FLICKS, and now it's Acme Night. I think the movies were better back then. But now it seems more strange selections. I mean I just saw they had Buffy The Vampire Slayer movie air for Acme Night.
I always liked during commercial break
They showed the movie company
Logo's doing something silly like
The MGM lion being spotted an
Packs up an leave.
or the torch chick trying to get her
Torch to work an her skirt blows up.😂
Remember during commercial break
They showed the cartoon network
Characters sitting in the theater.
There was a gumball one, a regular
Show one, etc.
ACME Night is tied to [as] now though, so eh?
7:56
Adult male announcer: when ko noticed of kind of new adventure and a new neighbor in town to help KO is Milly the witch!
Milly the witch: "your a hero!, am a hero as well but as a witch!"
KO: "I know right?, this is amazing!"
Adult male announcer: for the first time on Cartoon Network, it the brand new generation for the world of OK KO it’s, Ok ko and milly the witch let’s be hero’s!, Tonight at 7PM with all new episodes at 8PM
Male announcer: catch a flick with the Flicks, Every Sunday night
Ahh, the nostalgia
Remember during commercial break
They'll show the cartoon network
Characters watching the movie.
Sometimes get on each other's nerves.😂
Rigby telling everyone to shhhh or
GBF behind them breathing.
What’s the song played in the beginning?
River City Rebels - Gotta Get It
Most of the music is listed in the description
@ thanks.
Why are there live action movies on *Cartoon* Network?
I know, right? It only got worse when they had a short-lived block called CN real that aired nothing but live action shows on Wednesday evenings.
They always played live action movies
Even the ben 10 one.
The Noods Era of Cartoon Network is when Stuart Snyder was running the network and adding in live action content along with the CNreal block.
Do they even still air movies on Cartoon Network?
Technically, ACME Night is still a thing but I think it's leaning more towards the adult swim side now
@@koozboy like films with more adult content?
15:58
Scooby-Doo and the Samurai Sword: P Brothers - Blondie
"Blondie" was also used in Toonami's Slightly Used Naruto promo in 2006, as well as a Toonami Naruto Shippuden next bump from April Fools 2018.
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ua-cam.com/video/uYGH3GRBJF0/v-deo.htmlsi=JfIp2RW8uwUjpPZp&t=219
Track is owned by CN and unreleased.
Hell yeah, thanks so much man
NOSTALGIA
Does anyone else remember watching Antz on Cartoon Network?
I Watch Son Of The Mask On Cartoon Network Flicks In The Year Of 2008
We still have the Stuart little 2 movie on are 15 year old dish network box
Looks like 2008 used to be a thing…
Surprised Ace Ventura was on cartoon Network
Why’s that?
@@jakejohnson9057 there's a scene where Ace " hears his nature calling" plus some other scenes that are too much for kids
@@raymicheals4127 oh ok I didn’t see it but if you ask me Cartoon Network is better off programming ace Ventura the animated series
@@jakejohnson9057 well cartoon network isn't doing anything for old or new shows most of the classic shows are moving out of cartoon network
@@raymicheals4127 ok and I haven’t actually seen any ace Ventura films tho I know the first is one of Jim carreys major hits of 1994 the other 2 being the mask and dumb and dumber
I can’t hear the richi rich ome
Wait, Did Cartoon Network aired Nacho Libre witch owns by Nickelodeon And Air Bud witch owns by Disney, What?
@@darkmateoz yes
Pokemon Black and White: Victini is missing.
The ones i remember watching on Cartoon Network Flicks were:
The Ant Bully
Racing Stripes
Kangaroo Jack
Garfield Gets Real
Hoodwinked
Son of the Mask
The Mask
Cheaper By The Dozen
Zathura
Monster House
Men in Black
Jack Frost
Batman and Robin
Spider-Man
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends Destination Imagination
Doogal
Adventures in Babysitting
Garfield the Movie
Open Season
Garfield's Fun Fest
Nacho Libre
TMNT (2007)
Scooby-Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed
The Last Mimzy
Stuart Little 2
8:30/3:30/17:14/4:59/5:29/8:59/11:00/19:08/16:44/10:30/15:59
11:30
12:30
15:29
6:59
@@ansumanahargett6227Nacho Libre is supposed to be on Nick!
What about the mask staring Jim Carrey
Why did Cartoon Network aired live action movies, PG-13 rated films, and nickelodeon movies?!
Nick aired PG-13 movies too
@@koozboy True.
This was when they didn't give a flip.😂
@@koozboythink disney channel did
Too once.
0:01 IS THAT STEVE FROM THE MINECRAFT MOVIE🤯🤯🤯
(Nah jk it’s just Jack Black who’s an actor of Steve from Minecraft)
Wow o I’m glad I nenever siuut
This was the s*** back then, and old Cartoon Network was so bad*ss and metal they even played Jurassic Park 3.
Darkest era for Cartoon Network and im happy it’s gone
Who renembers Batman forever
Net FlicKs
"WE ARE NOT DOING THIS AGAIN"
11:29
Don't worry @jerrandJDDavis-gy9hh the flicks is going be right