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It also grossed less than the other two both domestically and worldwide.

At least they're taking their time with this one, set to release 4 years after Chipwrecked.

I remember the behind-the-scenes documentary at the end of a Peter Pan VHS that showed Disney filming scenes in live-action before animating them, and using photographs of a model and oversized props as a guide for animating Tinkerbell. I wonder if Disney still does this?

Really liked the Magpie episode last week. It has plenty of great twists (but do they still count if they're foreshadowed?).

So far, Turbo has only made $31 mil.

It's also to save money on packaging.

In Nick Turtles, April also seems to be a bit of a tech geek like Don, so the good chemistry they had in the 2K3 series (no pun intended) is maintained here, too.

More animation studios need to take a cue from something like Gumball, Foster's Home, MLP, or Randy Cunningham to see how to animate in Flash.

Turbo has earned almost $6 mil. on its opening day. Compare that to The Croods, which earned about $11.6 mil. on its debut, though that one opened on a weekend and had a wider release. http://www.deadline.com/2013/07/turbo-opens-slowly-wednesday-ahead-of-crowded-worldwide-weekend/

I unfortunately also see a lot of Fast & Furious fans/wannabe gangsta types flocking to Turbo. This film looks like it panders to that crowd, what with Snoop Dogg voicing a character, for one.

I believe it's called Murder Police, a show about an incompetent police force created by an ex-Family Guy writer and an up-and-coming animator/writer. It definitely has the potential to be good. http://www.fox.com/programming/shows/?sh=murder-police

I saw the premiere episode and I quite enjoyed it despite the bowdlerization of the guns (because as we all know, fictional guns are SO detrimental to society, but turn a blind eye to the real-life ones :rolleyes: ). I like the focus on the more obscure villains in the rogues gallery (namely the...

I wonder if his death will be worked into the show a la Mr. Hooper (but in a tasteful way)?

They also couldn't find anything bad about their trip to Disney World, either.

I totally agree.

Fofao is a pretty impressively-made creature, I have to admit, and certainly way better than much of Vila Sesamo's characters. He just suffers from being hideously designed.

At least it's getting a 2nd season, and gets decent ratings (an average of 3 million viewers) for a kids show.

I think it's more cost effective for some shows to make the 1st season a couple of episodes long so that it won't be a huge loss for networks if the show fails. If the show is a success, the later seasons can be longer. Breaking Bad is one such show that uses this tactic. British shows, on the...

Planes is put in August (a slow month for movies), which is one thing going against it.

Also, elephants aren't just afraid of mice. Their eyesight is poor but their hearing is very sharp, so they can be afraid of anything they can't see well but can very easily hear.