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You gotta love Dreamworks. Movie makes over 300 Million domestically on a 130 budget and it's still considered a failure. :rolleyes: How much do they blow on marketing? I'm starting to think their idiotic bookkeeping is what's making them lose money. A true box office bomb doesn't make back...

Because that was an invention of the new show and there's no way they could have referenced that. And you realize that the Teen Titans kinda have a slightly different line up when it comes to the comics. Yes, the core characters the original cartoon were members at some point, but the line up...

He got his hair did.:batty:

I'm loving that they branch out to other characters besides just Elmo and Cookie. Matt's energy performing the Count was absolutely electric. Nice ad libs here and there as well.

"AH, those were the good old days back on Cybertron. Didn't have to sneak around in these ugly Earth disguises!" ______________ Megatron, drunk on Energon

I'm going to say that right off the bat, the new series made me almost entirely forget about the 2k3 series. But I have fond memories of how Stockman was a complete tool, yet didn't deserve Shredder sicking Hun on him until he was gradually reduced to a brain in a jar, yet couldn't feel sorry...

Maybe it will help to stop shortpacking the freaking non-Mario/Zelda characters!!! Seriously. Mega Man and Deedeedee are supposedly out. Not that anyone can find them that isn't the obvious scalper. I don't have a Wii U or any of the games, but the figures look amazing. Mario isn't going to...

That whole part could have been done better. Apparently, the humans weren't even leaning up against anything. It's a cheap effect that didn't work. Starting to wonder if that was intentional, actually. I'm not accepting anything else but cheap 1970's looking bad special effect as an excuse...

When a show's that popular, they can afford to be on cruise control. That's unfortunate. Some of the best people left that series and went onto their own thing. I give them credit for trying to turn the show around after becoming so lazily reliant on the same boring gags. Especially the OJ...

And Stockman had scenes that were actually cut to make room for more Sachs. Which is very annoying, as heck with Shredder... Stockman's my favorite villain. Well, not so much the 80's cartoon before he turned into a fly. But definitely the comics and other cartoons. I'd say he was the best...

A couple Sesame English skits dubbed for Mexico... Didn't actually know about those.

Eh... I don't know what to tell you on that one. Weird's weird and all, but that's just... I mean... Unless you're a fireworks superstore outlet that's in a state where it's legal to sell them marketing to those who live in states where it's not, I don't see the point of rushing to that...

When he was making films non-stop, several after each other, the quality was varied. Especially since most of the films had the same sports concept. I LOVED Talledega Nights but wasn't impressed in the least with Blades of Glory. Ferrel is funny, but he needs a smart, sharp script You can...

... I have no response to that. I mean, I completely and utterly doubt there was ever a poll, but I can't think of a way to not make a passive aggressive, sarcastic response and I don't want to come off as mean. My sentiments exactly. The last two movies were filled with as many Muppets as...

Considering they rushed out the end of Parks and Rec, putting the last episode randomly at 10 PM after The Voice, that is something to be annoyed with. The Michael J Fox show must've really gotten horrible ratings to just dump the series. They're beggars and choosers at the same time. And...

I have to admit, I rather liked the turtle designs, but agree they went overboard with the nostrils and lips. Then again, you look at something like Scooby-Doo or uglier yet, Garfield. That weird "this is how they'd look in real life, except not" hybrid look just... ugh. And I liked the...

Now that I think of it, if they're talking about sentimentality, Muffy's the worst character to explore it on. Let's face it. Arthur's the sentimental one. The episode with Stanley the teddy bear and Pick a Car. Arthur comes from a Middle Middle class family. Not working poor, but not...

I still feel that while they did attempt that, they did it clumsilly to the point where it loses the message and makes it a simple "Dwaaaah, kids these days don't have no imaginations" instead of a more complex, "kids are hard pressed to grow out of things fast." The episode was pretty much...

I'm really not liking this season that much. Trite kiddy cliche based episodes (there's a freaking "You saved me debt" episode...really!?!), character de-development.... the show's on for the sake of contractual obligations. Even the better episodes are meh to alright. I dunno if seeing these...

I was almost sure that it would have wound up turning into a Bill and Ted parody, actually. I dunno. Something about this episode was off. Almost as if they're trying to make it seem like a fake backdoor pilot for a Party Horse show or something.