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{{quote|''"Let's just say that if a tree falls in the forest you'll get [[The Rashomon|three stories]]: yours, mine, and the tree's."''
|'''Inspector Nicky Flippers'''}}
''Hoodwinked'' is an [[All CGI Cartoon]] movie released in 2005 that parodies the [[Little Red Riding Hood]] fairy tale. Possibly inspired by ''[[Shrek]]'', the movie is an [[Urban Fantasy]] retelling, using a [[The Rashomon|Rashomon]]-style interrogation set-up to tell the story, with [[Alternate Character Interpretation]] for all of the tale's characters.▼
▲{{quote|''"Let's just say that if a tree falls in the forest you'll get [[The Rashomon|three stories]]: yours, mine, and the tree's."''|'''Inspector Nicky Flippers'''}}
▲''Hoodwinked'' is an [[All CGI Cartoon]] movie released in 2005 that parodies the [[Little Red Riding Hood]] fairy tale. Possibly inspired by [[Shrek]], the movie is an [[Urban Fantasy]] retelling, using a [[The Rashomon|Rashomon]]-style interrogation set-up to tell the story, with [[Alternate Character Interpretation]] for all of the tale's characters.
The movie starts with the police arresting everybody at Granny's House -- the Wolf, the Woodsman, Granny, and even Red Riding Hood -- and interrogating them separately to find out what happened. Each then narrates events as he or she saw them happen.
A sequel titled ''[[Hoodwinked Too: Hood Versus Evil]]'', in which the Wolf and Red Riding Hood team up to rescue [[
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* [[Adaptation Expansion]]
* [[All
* [[Alternative Foreign Theme Song]]: Has its own Japanese [https://web.archive.org/web/20131025173656/http://www.56.com/u69/v_MjE5ODQxMzA.html theme song].
* [[Anything
* [[Aside Glance]]: Wolf, after Twitchy's declaration that he doesn't drink coffee.
** Also Red, when Jabeth denies having spoken normally at one point.
** Also Twitchy gives the camera a pleased look when he hears his voice played back at quarter-speed on a recorder
* [[Avoid the Dreaded G Rating]]: A writer for Focus on the Family's ''Plugged In'' magazine said the film could have squeaked by with a "G" rating. Let me reiterate that: ''[[Moral Guardians|Focus on the Family]]'' said the content rating on a movie was ''too strict''.
* [[Badass Grandma]]: Granny. She fights in ''cage matches'', fer cryin' out loud.
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* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: Coffee.
* [[Completely Missing the Point]]:
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"I know. The song was catchy, but the choreography was terrible." }}
* [[Concealing Canvas]]
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* [[Crazy Prepared]]: Japeth the mountain goat, which he even sings about. Also Granny.
* [[Creator Cameo]]: Cory Edwards plays Twitch.
* [[Cursed
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Red and the Wolf.
* [[The Dog Was the Mastermind]]: The mastermind turns out to be {{spoiler|the bunny rabbit.}}
* [[Don't Explain the Joke]]:
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'''Red:''' [[Deadpan Snarker|Yeah, I got it.]] }}
* [[Dynamite Candle]]: "Dee-na-mee-tay. Must be Italian." (''[[A Christmas Story]]'' [[Shout
* [[Easter Egg]]: [[Visual Pun|Literally]].
* [[Embarrassing Tattoo]]: Sort of. On {{spoiler|Granny}} of all people. Of course.
* [[Everybody Was Kung
* [[Everythings Nuttier With Squirrels]]: Twitchy, natch.
* [[Evil Laugh]]: {{spoiler|Boingo}}.
* [[Exactly What It Says
* [[Family
* [[Feather Fingers]]: [[Department of Redundancy Department|Boingo's ears]], though not quite to the point of [[Prehensile Hair]]
* [[Foreshadowing]]: If you look carefully during the scene where Red is in the minecart with Japeth and they go down the drop, you can see them pass by Wolf and Twitchy in their own minecart. And when the Wolf tells his story, you can see Red and Japeth dropping in the background. There are tons of these in the movie that would be overlooked until another character's point of view is told.
** Also, the expression on Boingo's face after Red falls off the cable car. You think he's horrified at Red falling, or angry at himself. You'd be wrong.
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* [[Furry Confusion]]: Subverted: Flippers seems to walk a non-anthropomorphic dog into the crime scene, but he turns out just to be the notary.
* [[Furry Fandom]]: There's a minor human character who wears a fursuit. The wolf even refers to him as "my furry friend."
** And, unusually for a mainstream work, he is never mentioned as being the slightest bit weird. Of course, [[Lions and Tigers
** Furries aren't widely known outside the internet or [[CSI: Miami]], so crowbarring in a joke about them would be a bit redundant.
* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: "What the schnitzel?"
* [[Half
* [[Hair
* [[Heli Critter]]: Japeth the goat. This is how he survives the mine car crash.
* [[How We Got Here]]
* [[Gilligan Cut]]: In the ending, when Japeth is shown delivering goodies.
* [[Ice Cream Koan]]: Flippers.
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* [[Intrepid Reporter]]: The Wolf.
* [["I Want" Song]]: "Great Big World"
* [[Jive Turkey]]: {{spoiler|''Granny'', hilariously enough, during the whole skiing competition.}}
* [[Kinda Busy Here]]: When Red called, Granny was... rather busy.
* [[Laser
* [[Lions and Tigers
* [[Little Red Fighting Hood]]: Hey there, Red.
* [[MacGuffin]]: The book of recipes.
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* [[Minecart Madness]]: Japeth's system of mine carts. Later harnessed for speedy pastry delivery.
* [[Misplaced Names Poster]]: [http://www.firetheimagination.ca/images/productImages/orig/Hoodwinked.jpg The DVD cover.]
* [["Mission Impossible" Cable Drop]]: {{spoiler|Granny. With a drop of hairspray instead of sweat}}. Technically not a "cable drop", but an obvious shout-out.
* [[Mood Swinger]]: {{spoiler|Boingo the rabbit.}}
* [[Mood Whiplash]]: As Red is reminiscing about when she was younger.
{{quote|
'''Granny:''' Oh, it says "Worlds Greatest Grandma."
'''Red:''' Grandma, I can read. It says "''{{spoiler|Battle of the Iron Cage Gladiators}}''."
'''Granny:''' Now, dear, if there are two things I don't do, it's lie, and play extreme sports. }}
* [[Motor Mouth]]: Twitchy.
* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]: Said by The Wolf after {{spoiler|giving Twitchy some coffee.}}
* [[Names to Run Away From Really Fast]]: Parodied:
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** What makes it funnier is that particular moment wasn't supposed to have a joke at all. It was ad-libbed by Andy Dick, who ''did'' think "Keith" was a stupid name for an evil [[Mook]].
* [[Name Face Mismatch Poster]]: In the Widescreen DVD cover, at least.
* [[Never Heard That One Before]]: Woolworth the sheep to Wolf when he jokes about pulling the wool over his eyes.
* [[Never Mess
* [[Never Trust a Trailer]]: To [[Trailers Always Spoil|preserve the twist in the story]], the trailers constantly portrayed the wolf as a moronic, incompetent villain, rather than being an actually intelligent character whose only antagonism was [[Mistaken Identity]].
** The trailer also mentions by name Anthony Anderson, who has maybe a dozen lines in the whole movie, but doesn't name Patrick Warburton, who has the second biggest part.
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* [[Odd Name Out]]: See "names to run away from" above. The four mooks are named Dolf, Lisa, and Vincent... and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LliGvt3SMsw Keith].
* [[Oktoberfest]]: The Woodsman.
* [[Paper
* [[Perspective Flip]]: The entire premise of the movie.
* [[Profiling]]: When Chief Grizzly insists on pinning the crime on Wolf, he sardonically mocks Grizzly as using racial profiling.
* [[Quirky Miniboss Squad]]
* [[Raised
* [[Rashomon Style]]: Variation: The four accounts are all totally accurate (using literally the exact same animation from different angles when they overlap), but we still get a different impression from their limited perspectives and, in the case of Red's encounter with the Wolf, different lighting.
* [[Ridiculously Cute Critter]]: Boingo is well aware of his cuteness ''{{spoiler|and uses it to his advantage!}}''
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* [[Serious Business]]: Goodies. The book of recipes is treated like the formula for Coca-Cola.
** Moreso. As several characters mention, "[[Catch Phrase|Goodies make the woods go 'round.]]"
* [[Skirt Over Slacks]]: In the first movie, Red wears a skirt over her pants. In the second movie, she ditches the skirt.
* [[Shout
** ''[[Fletch]]''. Wolf dresses like Irwin Fletcher, speaks like Irwin Fletcher, uses the ''same exact disguises'' as Irwin Fletcher, and even has the same [[Theme Song]] as Irwin Fletcher.
** ''[[
** The scene where the wolf questions the Italian sheep is an homage to ''[[
** The "Use the Hood" moment when Granny appears to Red has got to be a ''[[Star Wars]]'' reference.
** Wolf knocking on Granny's door identifies himself in the same way the Land Shark did in the [[Saturday Night Live]] skit.
** Twitch's babbling leads the police to treat him like Lassie. "Timmy's stuck in the well!"
* [[Shut UP, Hannibal]]: When Grandma runs off to save Red, the Goodie Bandit tells her she doesn't trust her for keeping her double life a secret, but Grandma just hit him on the head while still running.
* [[Slow
* [[Species Surname]]: The Wolf's full name is apparently Wolf W. Wolf. Hmm, [[Sarcasm Mode|wonder what the W stands for]].
** That's actually another Fletch joke to boot.
* {{spoiler|[[Story
* [[Storybook Opening]]: literal one.
* [[Stuff Blowing Up]]
* [[Suspiciously Specific Denial]]: "Now, dear, if there are two things I don't do, it's lie, and play extreme sports."
* [[Swiss Army Appendage]]: ''Horns'', of all possibilities.
* [[Supervillain Lair]]
* [[Talks Like a Simile]]: Nicky. Lampshaded by Officer Grizzly: "You're just fulla those, aren't ya?"
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* [[Title Drop]]: [[Villain Song|'You've been Hoodwinked, Baby!']]
* [[Too Dumb to Live]]: The woodsman doesn't know which end of the ax to chop with.
* [[Uncomfortable Elevator Moment]]: [[Lampshaded]] by Crane when Red gives Granny her [[Was It All a Lie?]] speech. Flippers and the rest of the police agree to give them room.
* [[Unreliable Narrator]]: Everyone sees the events differently, a la ''Rashomon''.
* [[Urban Fantasy]]
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** Also, during the credit, you see a drawing of the Woodsman playing air guitar on his [[Stealth Pun|axe]].
* [[Waif Fu]]: Red is a proficient martial artist.
* [[Waiting for
* [[Was It All a Lie?]]: Red found out about her Granny's double life. She felt betrayed because Granny never lets her do anything. Granny thought Red was happy and it was important that she [[Passing the Torch|deliver her goodies as their ancestors had done]]. Granny realized she deserves more in life.
* [[White Bunny]]: Boingo
* [[You Can't Miss It]]: When The Wolf asked the Bunny for directions.
* [[You! Get Me Coffee!]]
=== The sequel contains examples of: ===
* [[Ancient Tradition]]: The Sister of the Hood.
* [[Anything
* [[As You Know]]: Verushka to Granny while explaining her [[Freudian Excuse]].
{{quote|
* [[Balloon Belly]]: {{spoiler|Hansel and Gretel after the [[Batman Gambit]].}}
* [[Batman Gambit]]: {{spoiler|Used to trick Hansel and Gretel into overdosing on supertruffles.}}
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* [[Bound and Gagged]]: Granny and Red at different and multiple parts of the movie. Later, Wolf and Twitch.
* [[Butt Monkey]]: Japeth. Repeatedly. And always foreshadowed in song.
* [[Card
* [[The Chew Toy]]: Japeth, Giant's rhinos, and the hench pigs.
* [[Comic Trio]]: Red, Wolf, and Twitchy
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* [[The Danza]] / [[Stunt Casting]]: Heidi played by Heidi Klum.
* [[Development Hell]]: Although it was more like Distribution Hell.
* [[The Ditz]]: The blind mouse, voice by [[Hey,
* [[Enfant Terrible]]: {{spoiler|Hansel and Gretel take this trope up to eleven.}}
* [[Evil All Along]]: {{spoiler|Hansel and Gretel.}}
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* [[Funny Background Event]]: Several during the first scene of Red and Wolf walking through the city.
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Literally.
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* [[Half
* [[Instant Knots]]: Red's belt, particularly in the opening.
* [[Laser Hallway]]: Part of Granny's escape, complete with flour being used to reveal the beams and the acrobatic bypass of the lasers.
* [[Laughably Evil]]: {{spoiler|Hansel and Gretel, yes they're [[Complete Monster|Complete Monsters]], but they're so ridiculously over-the-top about being evil that it's NOT to laugh at them}}
* [[Medium Awareness]]:
{{quote|
* [[More Teeth Than the Osmond Family]]: The spider.
* [[The Napoleon]]: {{spoiler|Hansel and Gretel.}}
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* [[Obviously Evil]]: {{spoiler|Hansel and Gretel}} when Granny finds them. It rears its ugly head when one says "Don't be suspicious... keep following us to the door..."
* [[Oh Crap]]: "Oh, schnitzel."
* [[One
* [[The Other Darrin]]: Red and the Woodsman, voiced by [[Anne Hathaway]] and Jim Belushi in the first film, are done by [[Hayden Panettiere]] and Martin Short this time.
* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: Invoked. The [[Dragon]] wears a mask with a feature that turns on glowing red eyes. Just for the scaries.
* [[Running Joke]]: The Sister of the Hood who keeps getting hit in the head with her rolling pin, among others. And then, the Head Sister always stepping on the KO'd Sister's face.
** Japeth getting injured.
* [[Shout
** Boingo as [[Silence of the Lambs|Hannibal Lecter]]
{{quote|
'''Red:''' Who's Clarice?
'''Boingo:''' ''(normal voice)'' The cleaning lady. You just missed her. }}
** ''[[Happy Days]]''
{{quote|
'''Wolf:''' Sure, l think l could if l had to. I went through my bad boy phase. Road a bike, greased my hair back, lived over Richie Cunningham's garage, [[Jumped the Shark|water-skied over a shark tank.]] [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Those were some happy days.]] }}
** Red being told to "[[Star Wars|Use the force]]" by a voice who admits they're in the wrong movie.
** The yodeling band as [[
** One pig says "[[Scarface|Say hello to my little friend!]]" and brings out a rocket launcher.
** Look carefully at the recipe for the {{spoiler|Super Truffle}}. One of the ingredients was [[Soylent Green|People]].
** Twitchy: "[[Deliverance|Squeal like a pig! Squeal like a pig!]]"
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* [[Those Two Guys]]: Hansel and Gretel. Also, the two pigs with voices.
* [[Title Drop]]:
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* [[Traitor Shot]]: {{spoiler|Gretel's}} [[Slasher Smile]] to Red as the elevator door closes.
* [[Unusual Euphemism]]: "Oh, muffins."
* [[Worth It]]: Japeth, when he realizes he's probably going to die, smashes his banjo and starts singing ''Il Paliacchi''.
* [[You Have Got to Be Kidding Me!]]: Stated verbatim by Red {{spoiler|when supertruffle powered Hansel and Gretel start throwing cars at her.}}
* [[You Have Outlived Your Usefulness]]: Stated verbatim by {{spoiler|Hansel}}.
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