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CGI has ruined so many things for, but most especially the Star Wars films. The entirety of Ep. I might as well have been a cartoon, the aliens look so unrealistic.

Yeah, I watched Shinytime Station when I was a kid too. My niece loves Thomas, but it's a shame she has to settle for the sub-par CGI show as opposed to the classic.

Yeah, I know what you mean. Obviously the studios like to cast big-name celebrities for name recognition, but Justin Timberlake did Boo-boo in the Yogi-bear film and nobody saw it anyway, so that logic often fails. Some actors and comedians are surprisingly good at voice acting; Charles...

Yeah, the term they were looking for was probably Rugrats:). Freudian slip.

They look very nice. The wall-mounted balcony sounds like a cool idea.

When I was a kid, I LOVED AFV, and that was during the Saget years. I would laugh like crazy. It's just not the same anymore:sigh:

Being a Spider-man megafan, I cry and sob uncontrollably at the mention of Spider Man: Turn Off the Dark. But Labyrinth would be perfect to adapt into a Broadway play.

So no prequel/sequel? Cuz' it doesn't look it's happening anytime soon.

:sigh:I wish Disney would listen to you and reprint these books so I can buy them at a reasonable cost, but Disney, being Disney, probably won't. Still, thanks for your efforts in trying to get them reprinted.

I can't remember any specific quotes at this time, but I loved how at the end of the Hal Linden episode, after Statler and Waldorf ran the show for an episode and found it was harder than they thought, they go back to their booth and start insulting the show again:boo::sleep:.

Yeah, you can never see TGMC too many times. Still on the fence as to what to think of the sequel basically being a re-hash of TGMC; on the one hand, TGMC was a masterpiece, and maybe lightning will strike twice; on the other hand, if it borrows too heavily from TGMC it'll feel kinda lazy to me...

Yeah, TMNT 4ever. As you said, nobody seems to know (or care) that TMNT started as a comic book, and a very good comic book at that. Moreover, the original comic was a parody of Frank Miller's amazing take on Daredevil, and was just as gritty and violent. Heck, Matt Murdock appears in the first...

I buy a lot of my books off Amazon, and as much as I want to read more of Langrdige's Muppet stuff, the trades are a little overpriced; check out the current prices for Muppet Mash and Family Reunion:sigh:. I've read "Meet the Muppets" and "Treasure of Peg-Leg Wilson," but I want to read more...

I'm not sure if it's still traveling or not. I last saw it at the Museum of the Moving image in Queens, NY in 2012.

I really want to check out Popeye and The Rocketeer, being a big Langridge fan. I met him at a comic-con this year and he's a nice guy. Too bad he refuses to do Marvel or DC work right now; I'd love to see his take on Spider-man, Green Lantern, and other favorites of mine. Still, I admire his...

Drtooth and Sgt Floyd, I apologize for taking your opinions personally and calling you names; that was uncalled for. I'm sorry. My original opinion seems to have been misunderstood; I never said anything about censorship in my original post (When you need to rant...) I still love Aladdin and...

My "snide" comment held no more hostility than your own smug counterargument, and was nowhere near as hostile and insulting as Drtooth's response. Again I say, you are both full-blown trolls.

Morblieu! I came here to rant and voice my opinion, not be lorded over, bullied, and insulted by "well-known members." An opinion is an opinion, don't make it personal:rolleyes:. If you didn't want to hear people's rants you shouldn't have created this thread. If I wanted to put up with trolls...

Ah, so you're one of those "it's all the parents' fault" people? Great:rolleyes:.

You know what really grinds my gears? X-rated comedians in kid's movies. I'm not just talking about comics who use vulgar language; I'm talking about comics who make their entire career out of saying the most offensive and insensitive things imaginable. I think it started with Gilbert Gottfried...