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I was really expecting them to save the theater with no problems at the end, I recall before the movie came out saying "I think we all know exactly how the movie's going to end..." I wasn't expecting them to ultimately fail at that.

Pooh had a few factors against it. Opening the same weekend as Harry Potter of course killed it, the marketing was effective but on the cusp of non-existence, lots of theaters played it but theaters only had a handful of showings a day - with no showings after 7PM. It'd be easy to blame Disney...

Okay, now that I've calm down, I realized the best analogy I can make with this. Which also happens to involve another holiday season Disney release, granted one from 21 years ago. Now, I know we all credit The Little Mermaid with kicking off the Disney Animation renaissance that we had in the...

The MuppetCast is ending soon?! This is the first I'm hearing of this! What's going on?

Since I'm 20 now, I'm retiring the Nostalgia Teen personality to go for something more original. The Teen and the "Rewind Reviews" host are one and the same in personality, even despite the name change. Sometimes they'll be positive, but the majority will be negative. All the opening clips...

Hey guys! Just wanted to post that I recently did a video review of A Special Sesame Street Christmas that I wanted to share with you guys! Please note that some of the stuff I say is a bit PG-13, but likely won't be that offensive to people. Otherwise, enjoy...

Last post I'll make complaining about this: It amazes that people always complain that these movies destroy their childhoods by making the characters CG and such, but they become huge hits. When a movie is made that presents beloved childhood characters the same exact way we know and love them...

I guess the next time we'll be seeing the Muppets on the big screen, Kermit will be a CG-realistic looking frog voiced by Will Ferrell or somebody pulling fart jokes like every other kid's movie these days... :boo:

Even though this will make a good amount of money, I find it absolutely disgraceful it won't be able to surpass the grosses of some of this year's pieces of garbage (Green Lantern, Hop [Tim Hill's cinematic opus :rolleyes:], Gnomeo and Juliet) It's even doubtful it'll pass the 3D re-release of...

I guess so! :p

Yeah, who do you think you are with that gun, the Nostalgia Critic? ;)

"Do They Know It's Christmas" is a song I enjoy listening to when it's not, but when it's over I can't help but think "That song was a little lame..."

The local NBC station here just happened to tune in to the live stream just as Kermit was reading "Twas the Night Before Christmas" with Michelle Obama.

There's no doubt in my mind that that's a bootleg.

Bumping this thread to plug the town I live in! :laugh: On January 6, Being Elmo will be shown at the Irvington Town Hall Theater in Irvington, NY, which is easily accessible by train. Constance Marks and Corrine LaPook (who lives in Irvington - I was in a video project made by one of her...

10th grade computer programming class in a nutshell.

More than that! Kids who were freshmen in high school when season 3 came out are freshmen in college now... :eek::confused:

Doug deserves a Tony for this most recent review. http://blip.tv/nostalgiacritic/nostalgia-critic-musical-review-moulin-rouge-5779610

UPS came with my Walter today, aside from the mouth being open way too wide to be happy and some loose stitches that some scissors can take care of, it looks great.

If it's any help, the Blu-ray box set would apparently include DVD copies of all of them.