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Shouldn't those "wyngz" actually be paired up with "selluree"? :D

It's a Rick & Jerry episode this time. And while I enjoyed seeing the two verbally duke it out around an intergalactic truck stop surrounded by an "immortality field" (yet another brilliant sci-fi concept that I never would have thought of), it's the B-plot with Summer using one of Rick's...

I got to see the partial coverage over here, and while it didn't go totally pitch black, I did start to feel a slight chill.

I tried to get some eclipse glasses at my local library, but they were apparently out, so I made a pinhole camera out of a cereal box. Hopefully it works out and I'll be able to see it without frying my eyeballs. :)

To be fair, some materials such as the "Sesame Disco" LP referred to Kermit as a guest star, so it's not totally out of left field. And he did predate SSt, too.

His 44-year legacy of helping ill kids is one that will never be forgotten, either.

"Pascal's Story" was such a lovely episode. It gave us a tragic and also heartwarming origin story for the little chameleon, in which his mom was eaten by a snake and later bit him when fleeing to the tower inhabited by a young Rapunzel who healed him with her hair (back when it had healing...

The latest episode was about Boxman holding a dinner party for his biggest client named Lord Venomous, all while holding the heroes captive, causing chaos to ensue when they decide to get back at him. I'm loving Venomous' minion Fink, an adorable mouse girl who takes obsessive delight in...

Chris Columbus has already finished the script on Gremlins 3, which will return to the dark and twisted tone of the first film and even touch on some moral issues as well. And animatronics are still going to be used, with CGI mainly used for removing wires in post. Things are looking promising...

Already a thread on this that I just posted on. http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/the-most-unbelievably-awesome-news-ever-ducktales.59163/

Now NC has reviewed The Sorcerer's Apprentice, a live-action remake of that famous segment from Fantasia starring Nicolas Cage, except you could have called it by any other name and it would be the same dang thing. It was a huge flop and all but forgotten about in its time. https://vid.me/aaCJ6

I remember seeing ads for it a few weeks ago. Maybe they were pulled later on?

The Nut Job 2 finished at #3 like its predecessor, but only managed to make a little under $8.9 million this weekend, less than half the first one made. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2017&wknd=32&p=.htm

What a great way to kick off the new show. We get to see our characters and setting established as per usual in a premiere, as well as some new mysteries to be set up I really liked how Webby is a more proactive type who idolizes Scrooge & Donald and is fascinated about the Duck family tree...

Yet another reason for me to hate geese. :grouchy: This movie's getting released April of next year. I hope it gets sucked into a jet turbine.

And it's an utterly pointless anyway as their voices become unrecognizable when pitched up. Just a waste of money all around. Then again, Fox didn't learn their lesson 6 years earlier getting John Turturro to voice the title character in the beautiful-looking but utterly forgettable Henry...

Dendy the hacker girl is just too cute. She pretty much made up a quest to get K.O. to help her just to get him to spend time with her because she's too shy to simply ask. Also love how she's voiced by Melissa Fahn, who not only voiced Gaz from Invader Zim, but was the voice of Ed in the English...

As long as it's not HiT, Lionsgate, or Weinstein, perish the thought.

The infamous barrel from Carnival Night Zone Act 2 in Sonic 3, which has haunted the dreams of many a child growing up in the '90s. You would think that you had to hop on it in a rhythmic fashion to get enough momentum to drop down like the other barrels would behave, but nooooo! Instead, you...

Glen was one of those old-school country singers along with Kenny Rogers, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton among others that didn't feel the need to sing about big trucks or plastic drinking cups or anything like that. They had widespread appeal without needing to pander to stereotypes. Also kinda...