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Anyone else watch this show? It's definitely one of the best animated video game adaptations of all time, which is a low bar as we all know. It bases itself heavily on Castlevania III with the main characters it uses, and doesn't shy away from the violence it's known for. The 1st season is only...

Like the Quiverfull people, whom the Duggars are part of.

I'm so happy that we're finally getting some much-deserved closure for Arnold after all these years. That's all fans could ever ask for. :) Animation-wise, it seems to be in between the earlier cel-animated episodes with the later digitally colored episodes with the thicker outlines. Overall...

Rocko's REALLY Modern Life is more like it! :)

That's exactly what I thought, too. :)

Anyone else see the season 3 premiere movie? Holy crap was it incredible. We got to see , King River's chance to be more than a party animal, and even We even get a new intro and outro, the former showing most of the new friends that Star and Marco have met.

Vanguard's previous films were flops, so there's a strong chance this will be, too.

War for the Planet of the Apes was number 1 this weekend, but grossed lower than its predecessor and was more around the first film in the reboot series, continuing a trend of sequels under-performing. Once the full worldwide BO results come in, we could see better numbers...

Still great to know that Disney's still doing stuff with the Paul Rudish shorts. :)

You think Shaq would be a better choice. After all, he has experience with playing genies before. :D

The writers really missed the opportunity to put Mad Mod in "Hot Salad Water" even if they were too cheap to get Malcolm McDowell back to voice him. I mean, the original series had an episode about him sparking another British invasion, which would have made a perfect sequel. Instead, we got the...

I'm very thankful that we're getting temps in the upper 90s, down from the 110s from the last couple of weeks. I credit the monsoon storms we've been getting this week. :)

NC just reviewed Cats Don't Dance, which was something he once said he would never review, at least like he would normally do. And I gotta say, it felt more like a classic review in spite of him not being harsh on it. No stupid sketches that drag on forever or anything like that. And I think...

Season 2 just premiered yesterday, and it was a half-hour deal. Seems like we could be seeing Maria the pirate as a recurring character in other dimensions across the Multiverse, going by the way it ended. Also love how Boone, in his disco monkey-induced trance, was still able to come up with a...

I'd like to know more about this story. At least with Kevin departing, we can assume it was because of those long-since-resolved allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor that would damage his reputation if he continued to perform, but why has Steve suddenly decided to up and leave the...

Spider-Man: Homecoming, the soft reboot of the web-swinging superhero produced by Marvel Studios, hit it big at $117 mil. domestically. Despicable Me 3 isn't doing too shabby either, albeit with a lower take compared to its predecessors, including the Minions movie...

I really don't like how he's reviewing movies that are already in theaters, which means we have to put up with his stupid, unfunny sketch crew for the whole episode as he can't use footage from the movies. If it were just a one-off with the one that started it all, Jurassic World, I would have...

Sure, why not? But they would have to negotiate like crazy with 20th Century Fox, which still owns distribution rights. It would be even better if it were the non-special edition versions, or as they should call them, the "Classic Editions". But for those, I hear Fox is standing in the way of...

The episode where Clarence and his pals meet the home-schooled kid was real cute. I especially like how Jeff finds her lack of "having fun" unusual, which was something he would never think about in the 1st season, showing just how much he had developed ever since meeting Clar and Sumo. Sure, it...

And yet in his epic freakout when the car gets wrecked, Clark states that he's so determined to give the family a great vacation that "[they'll] be whistling 'Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah' out their a-holes". So it implies that Disneyland exists alongside Wally World. Maybe Wally World is like the dollar...