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Awesome! There's still a lot to explore in the world of WiR, and a lot of concepts they never had time for in the first. That Sims/GTA mashup cut from the first especially sounds interesting.

And why not all CGI instead?

Props to them for having José Carioca as the commentator! :)

You don't have to take LeVar Burton's word for this: The Reading Rainbow educational app made to promote literacy across America hit its $1 million goal on Kickstarter in less than a day, and is over $3.5 million in pledges with over 78,000 backers. And yet funding has still got 25 days to go as...

'Bout time a pony reference was made. :D http://dubbed-scene.com/gravity-falls-%E2%80%93-special-mabels-scrapbook-heist-movie

The first Flintstones movie also had some great Creature Shop effects with Dino and the others.

I do like RP for Sam and the character development he receives along with his athletic development, as well as Ray and Tito. And Twister to a lesser extent. I hope TheMysteriousMrEnter looks at this someday, along with Loonatics, 'cause this looks real awful. He tackled Johnny Test...

A beloved British children's show.

I watched the 1st episode of a new Hub show called Teenage Fairytale Dropouts, which is from the same Mexican studio that produced the Top Cat movie and the El Chavo del Ocho animated series. I'd say it looks more improved than those two, but still has that stiff, motion tweened, paper doll look...

Unfortunately, Maleficent is at #1 with $70 mil., followed by X-Men and A Million Ways. Fortunately, Blended fell to #5, still trailing behind Godzilla. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2014&wknd=22&p=.htm

I also forgot about A Goofy Movie. Definitely different from a lot of other Disney animated movies at the time.

They've been dead for a while, and Saban tried reviving them with Vortexx, only for this BS to happen. :rolleyes:

You're not going to like this one, Drtooth. The CW's Saturday morning block Vortexx will be coming to an end in September of this year and will be replaced by One (not so) Magnificent Morning, containing the same dull E/I crap plaguing the other networks that nobody watches, but is oh-so-cheap...

Any other of John Hughes' coming of age movies are a valuable read. Despite filled with '80s cheese, their messages stay relevant to any time period.

I did like the Klasky-Csupo-esque animation in those Ferris commercials, though. The guy who worked on them does have a lot of talent, and even did a couple Sesame Street segments. :) http://monkmus.duckstudios.com/

Selfies and Dreamworks faces. What a fantastic combination. :rolleyes:

I remember seeing an article on IGN, I believe, that showed some Japanese audiences thinking that this new Godzilla was too fat upon first look, when last I heard, theirs wasn't exactly skinny, either. Now Zilla, on the other hand, is a real stringbean in comparison! :D It's great to see...

Last weekend, on the other hand, had the new X-Men movie overtake the big G in the top spot, with Blended trailing behind at #3, making far less than the last Happy Madison movie Grown Ups 2. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?view=&yr=2014&wknd=21&p=.htm

The new Godzilla movie did exceptionally well on its opening weekend with a gross of about $93 mil., though that's not surprising seeing as it had no new competition to go up against. http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2014&wknd=20&p=.htm

How ironic that an American symbol is on Canadian money. :D