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Anyone else find Mike's "fight or flight" response when he races to save his daughter uncomfortably hilarious, especially when he punches out an old lady along the way? Looks like Mike is okay with being his character being portrayed in a less than positive light after all. And Yung Hee in a...

Now if only Disney can work with Fox to re-release the "Classic Editions" of the OT with properly restored picture and sound, then that should shut them up.

Sounds pretty tasteless to me, too. I hope the ghosts of those dead people haunt the producers for all eternity.

Also, Episode VII will simply be given the subtitle The Force Awakens, and already a lot of fans are complaining. Go fig. :rolleyes:

Wow, it's looking great! It's like a lost Peanuts claymation special! :) I've noticed that more and more CGI movies in recent years have been incorporating hand-drawn styles and techniques, including this one. It's clear that many computer animators want 2D animation to return to full force in...

D&D2 feels more unnecessary to me than awful, sorta like Ghostbusters 2 and Godfather 3. The prequel was unnecessary enough. I'm glad BH6 and Interstellar still managed to hang on, though.

"Ohhhh... I should eat a pony." - Senor Cardgage

Yeah, I feel bad for them, too. They've long moved on from pop culture fart fests, and some of their films have had more of an epic feel to them like their older hand-drawn works. Also, I really hope Me & My Shadow (that 2D/3D hybrid film stuck in development Tartarus) gets a release date soon.

Oh, those silly Hasbro shareholders. They're almost as fair-weather as Nintendo's. :rolleyes:

I've caught the first episode of the RB reboot, and I take back most of what I've said about it. It's not fantastic, but not the biggest piece of garbage I've seen. That's what you get for judging it on the trailer alone, I guess. The main character's personality is more Pinkie Pie or Looney...

Maybe the writers were all spying on one another. :D

This is a nice little series. The hotel setting allows for a lot of colorful characters to interact. Elmo also doesn't come off as annoying and plays off the other characters nicely, which is what he's best at. And I love how quickly both episodes flew by. I credit the lack of Dora-like fake...

Everything in the pilot can be chalked up to the trio's sketchy memories as seniors, hence the framing device. Oh, and last week's episode about Sumo trying to gross out Chelsea (the tall frizzy-haired girl) to drive her away from their boys-only treehouse was great, too. It had a very Little...

I agree with you. Doing things like refilling bottles of ketchup with restaurant packets or shaking every last drop of gas out of the hose at the station is one thing, but eating half-eaten crap from the garbage when they have plenty of money themselves is crossing the line into cheapskate...

I'm guessing the former, as Hasbro seems to be in good standing as a business. If there's one thing Disney's good at, it's letting the companies they acquire call the shots. They've been hands-off with Marvel, Lucasfilm, and especially Pixar to the point that the latter even has some power...

Dreamworks Animation has been hurting recently with under-performing (to them) films ever since Rise of the Guardians, but Hasbro seems healthy with the big success of Transformers and My Little Pony, so I'd say the former has more to gain from this merger. It would also be interesting to see...

Free Birds barely made back its budget domestically, but the foreign market made it turn a pretty profit.

*insert Kermit, Fluttershy, and M. Bison clips here*

"When did video games become so violent and scary?!" - Wreck-It Ralph

Or maybe this Astro! :D