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"First fully animated film"? Sorry, Miss White, but Argentina beat you to the punch by several years. Too bad it's considered lost. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Ap%C3%B3stol

The live-action Dr. Teeth cameo was the most surprising thing here. Looks like in this universe, the other EM members are adults, which sadly means we might not get to see how they look as babies.

Incredibles 2 had the biggest opening of any Pixar film, beating out Finding Dory. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=theincredibles2.htm

I'd say good. His sleazy show has been irrelevant since the '90s ended.

Why can't wasps and hornets disappear forever instead? They do nothing but spread pain and misery, as these Japanese giant hornets demonstrate. :eek:

The same was done to Snake's butt, but it's still an early build. We don't know if things will change in the final game. There was a promise that the Switch version of Dragon Quest XI (published by Nintendo) won't be censored in the West, so maybe Nintendo of America wasn't responsible for this...

Let's not forget Ed Wood. And I feel that his stop-motion remake of Frankenweenie was a nice return to form. I've also been hearing good stuff about Big Eyes.

Interesting how Fozzie's jokes are now poorly received by the other characters in both episodes. Until now just about everyone seemed to be entertained by them. Gotta love Animal's dirty monster truck form during the imagine spot in "Animal Cleans Up", too.

Looking back, Red Guy was the real star of the show. Charlie Adler's hammy performance really made the character. :)

Even though the all-female Ocean's Eleven reboot Ocean's 8 has garnered lukewarm reviews, it seems to be doing well for itself, taking the #1 spot and slightly outgrossing each of the previous films. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2018&wknd=23&p=.htm

At least compared to so many adult cartoons, the CalArts look is much more appealing. I wonder if John K. reacts to the look as much as he does the Dreamworks Face?

Because Canadian tax write-offs make it so cheap to produce.

I think that's why Touchstone was specifically created.

There's promise of lots of action like the original. It better deliver on that front.

It's easy to see why they're going with streaming for their shows, as it allows for far more creative freedom than TV networks. Their reboot of Sigmund and the Sea Monsters (which got 6 episodes released) is a perfect example of that, what with their amazing Muppet-esque puppets.

I doubt the web series had much of a budget to begin with, so I would expect a TV show with network backing to have a somewhat more presentable budget in comparison.

Plus, AO's TV series happened somehow looked far worse in production values than the web series. While the web series used real fruit with faces digitally pasted on, the TV series went with clip art a la Angela Anaconda.

Thundercats is coming back to CN! Yay! :) In the form of a comedic TTG-esque reboot based on the '80s series helmed by one the writers of Pickle & Peanut. Boo! :mad: You may remember that CN had a reboot of TC back in 2011 that was supposed to run for 52 episodes, but that count was cut by...

Really was a shame for Titan A.E., which felt more like a return to form for Bluth, but killed his career thanks to an oversaturation of hand-drawn films and sci-fi films in 1999.

Seeing what they can do to your waistline if you eat too many of them, it's very apropos. :D