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I personally liked it when Mr. Rogers did skits like that too, lol. To me it wasn't something that needed to be "fixed." Maybe I got bored eventually as a kid, but that doesn't mean nothing important was sinking in. I think their goal was to get very specific ideas or images drummed into kids'...

I don't know how I would have felt about the sad flower film as a kid, but when I watch it now it really tugs at my heart strings somehow. And I love the reveal at the end. (SOMEWHAT SPOILERS)...

Hmm, I'm sorry but I can't agree. CGI Yoda looks like a cartoon to me and actually a step backward. Though I won't entirely blame the CGI, I'll also blame the writing of the prequels. ;) I have to say that REALLY bothers me too, lol. It looks like they just told Hayden to stand there and look...

Well if they were just small details I wouldn't mind. I just think it's more than that. But you can post your reasons why you don't mind, no big deal. :)

I don't believe I actually saw the Cow film as a kid, but the first time I saw it as an adult, I was instantly reminded of all those Sesame Street moments where they did take a moment to breath. When our pop culture could still afford to be a little artsy occasionally and not just worry about...

Oh come on, leave the Cow film alone, lol. ;) Sesame Street had other segments that weren't snappy and quick. I don't see why this particular film gets attacked so much.

I don't know; Jim seemed more like the type to say, "We did that, old news, moving on." I'm not sure he would have been interested in fixing old projects, when there were new projects to be made.

The US has started to get too complacent about AIDS. Yes it's good that we've made medical advances as far as treating the disease, but it caused a lot of people to think the danger is over. But the reality is there still is no cure and what if you can't afford the medications? Or if your...

Ouch! Lol. Well, it's always easier to tell when someone else is making the mistake, as opposed to yourself. ;) I remember the South Park guys saying that they occasionally felt like going back and altering the South Park movie, but they wouldn't, because they remember how annoyed they were...

I agree with TSSD that there have always been teenagers who like to go out and party and make unwise decisions. Most of them do eventually grow up and find other things to satisfy in life. As far as pop culture and entertainment, we're just going through a repeat of the 1950's. Back then...

This is a good example of the negative side of perfectionism; when it seems to become almost a compulsion and obsession to change everything in order to make it "better." But the result is that fans are just more and more turned off by the result. Sometimes it pays to listen to the reactions you...

You can't go by other people. You weren't there and you're not in their heads.

When I was really young I went to a friend's birthday party at McDonald's. There was a huge statue of Ronald and some of the kids were hugging it and wishing it would come to life, lol.

Oh yes, lol. Still I don't think he would have scared me either. He didn't look like a clown so much as a guy with a McDonald's cup on his face for some reason, lol.

Heh, he was mentioned in my Middle School Science textbook regarding smoking. Again...he was just lucky. ; ) I went through a brief period of being afraid of clowns, but funnily enough, Ronald never bothered me, lol. Though they say the reason kids are afraid of clowns is the contrast of a...

It's called being lucky, not safe.

I agree. The difference is, you can eat burgers once and awhile and still be healthy. But there is no compromise with cigarettes; they're just unhealthy, period.

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Yup, my desk actually started shaking, I was like "What the heck?!" Lol

Well I guess I can understand Christmas movies; they show Home Alone II a lot, lol. But commercials? That's just odd, especially back to back, lol.