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I admit, I enjoyed the St. Patrick's Day episode more than last year's. Sure, it's idiotic, but gloriously so. I especially liked leprechaun Beast Boy's rapid-fire lecture on the Gold Standard that President Nixon abolished, and the additional references to Lucky Charms. We even got a great...

Now here's something that Cracked pointed out for me today: the episode "Just Friends" had a scene where all the couples attending the concert kiss, some of which were same-sex couples. And treated as no different than the straight ones -- no tongue-kissing or dry-humping, or anyone clad in...

Immediately this was a rousing success, making a little over what the live-action Jungle Book movie made. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2017&wknd=11&p=.htm

He lived a very long and productive life, with his last album coming out this year. May he keep duck walking and playing with his ding-a-ling in the skies above.

He threatened a Yellow Submarine remake at one time when his animation studio was still around. If that failed to make it past the planning stage, I don't see how Roger Rabbit 2 would be any different.

TS4 probably would have worked better as a half-hour Valentine's Day special, like with the Halloween and Christmas ones. However, giving them the benefit of a doubt, maybe they decided a feature-length film would give them more time to develop the story.

According to this link, there may very well be. https://www.flickreel.com/ice-age-collision-course-interview-with-co-director-galen-t-chu/

And the creators did say that it would be a standalone sequel rather than act as a continuation of the beautifully conclusive 3rd. So to me, that's a little more re-assuring. And Bo Peep's absence seems like a logical story to work with. Definitely more so than Buzz getting recalled back to...

It's especially the off-brand crap that makes the medium seem cheap and disposable. But at least those are flopping more and more, most recently with Norm of the North and Rock Dog. Had they been released a decade earlier, we would have been seeing sequels out the sphincter. Oh yeah, and Ice...

I expect to see a lot of fan art crossing this over with The Book of Life. :)

Last night they premiered the new season of Samurai Jack, and so far, it's off to a strong start. It's been 50 years after the last season, and Jack hasn't physically aged a day as a side effect of being brought to the future. Jack also feels guilty about staying in the future for too long...

Oh, come on! No one else wants to talk about this? :confused: I must admit, when it comes to elderly superheroes, I actually prefer the new Green Wing episode over the one from the original with Captain Righteous and Lefty. Namely because Buttercup (who caused the events to unfold) actually got...

PrimeStar was a satellite company that existed during the '90s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PrimeStar

I recently watched The Adventures of Mark Twain, best known for the infamous scene where Tom, Huck, and Becky come across "The Mysterious Stranger" and learn a lesson in morality. The whole movie itself is a mind screw, but it was this dark, heavy-hitting scene that many remember the most.

The episode about the conspiracy of Daylight Saving(s) Time was more fun than I thought it would be. Sure, it got off to a slow and idiotic start with a reverse "eat your vegetables" scenario, but got better near the end with the fight against Old MacDonald and his barnyard animals (and Bingo)...

So Navy (one of the Space Rubies named for having her gem in her navel) comes to Earth looking to join the Crystal Gems, and Steven lets her seek refuge with Lapis and Peridot. Lapis was not buying her adorably naïve love for everything, as it took her so long to love Earth herself. Peridot, on...

I really liked her musical number near the end, where it shifted to crayon drawings. Gumball is really at its best when it plays with its medium like that. :)

Exactly. It's a filler episode serving to let the viewers relax after something more heavy-hitting, much like many animes it channels.

SNIKT! http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2017&wknd=09&p=.htm Logan was the big hit last weekend, no surprise there. But then there's 3rd place Christian film The Shack, which has garnered many negative reviews and some controversy from other Christians. It made around $16 million...

Anyone catch the season 2 premiere, which was a two-parter focusing on Donny the unicorn? It was a nice focus on Donny's wimpiness and his tendency of screwing things up, which led to the dooming of his home world. We later learn that