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Yeah. Indiana Jones 4. I don't get the hate it gets either, but somehow it does. You'd think, like I said, they made Epic Movie or In-APP-ropriate Comedy instead of something that would have been a genuine slight disappointment because...well.. about two decades passed in between movies...

Bert is of an ambiguous, undefined age. That said, not everyone who rides a bike learned when they were younger. So it could go either way. Plus, you can also argue that kids don't share apartments and live alone. (also, Bert's not 50 feet tall and can't glide through buildings, but the...

And like I said, it's a shame that Henson has to resort to funding crap like that. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, since they were behind the film the whole time and it was probably a different film at Fox than it is at Disney. Wasn't it supposed to be animated or something at one...

No matter what I do, how many videos I watch... why am I still getting crap from DisneycollectorBR in my reccomendeds? I NEVER watch any of his lame stuff, nor do I wish to.

The Elmo-centric days of Sesame Street are coming to an end. LONG LIVE Cookie-centric Sesame! :insatiable: Nah, seriously, this sounds great. It's been a while since we've seen a standalone Sesame Street special. Maybe since the DTV release of that video game based numbers thing? I hope...

Book of Life's written by Doug Langdale. One of the writers of Darkwing Duck and the head writer of the Earthworm Jim cartoon. That alone got my interest. And I like the distinct look. Something tells me this might just get an audience with the Latino/Hispanic crowd since it deals with Dia...

Yeah, but look at it this way. The things made money and that's what matters. Transformers didn't have 4 movies because no one saw them, regardless of what the critics said. If a movie makes money, why not ride those successful coattails. Whatever anyone can say about The Chipmunks, it was...

Box Office is why film geeks complain that they've made 4 Transformers and why Scott Pilgrim was made for a cult audience. Movies that make more money tend to get made more. Personally, I'm glad Laika defies those trends and seems to be making films for the art of it. We need more film...

I see that standpoint. The problem with Muppets Tonight was that it was trying to rebrand the property after essentially losing most of the characters. Kermit was strangely on a limited use basis at that point, and quite honestly, he wouldn't have worked as the host with the format. That...

Dude. We already have a Kermit. He's just not a reporter or part of the Sesame Street line. That's what's great about this. We finally have a company that made both Sesame Street and Muppet figures in the same relative scale that can co-mingle. Wondering if Big Bird's only going to be...

The episode with the Wonder Twins was on again yesterday, and I have to say...why can't we get another episode like that? That was genuinely funny, and a well done stab at two of the not so beloved characters in the DC universe (too bad they didn't make fun of that fershlugginer monkey as...

The problem is that when a fanbase is hungry for a continuation, they will inevitably hate it no matter what they do to it. Even if the exact same people are involved on the exact same levels, it's never the same. You can give into the fans on every angle and they'll still hate you for it. I...

I finally got around to reading it a couple days ago (been busy with stuff), and it is fantastic. They didn't shy away from having Gobo sing in a visual only medium. Almost reminds me of the finale break out songs in Roger Langridge's The Muppet Show comics. While there's so much to say about...

I swear I saw the red and green ones at Target last year as well. Seems the big box stores are the only ones that get specialty cereal in anymore. Though I did find Cap'n's Halloween Crunch at a Shaw's a week ago.

And you're supposed to "tent" it by putting a plastic bag over the sprouts. That's the only way they'll grow.

I've been thinking that, too. Seems like Numericon is the only one they really put care behind. That's probably why I'm unimpressed with most of the episodes. There's something off about them. Not so much they reused it as much as they reused it this early in the season! We didn't even get...

Delightful. I'm sure none of the three kid's networks or their second networks would touch it. At least for a good three years or so. You'd think with a series of successful movies reviving the characters, networks would be jumping to get this on the air. OH! That's right! They're all run...

Yeah. I honestly can't fathom why the Muppets weren't hip anymore, but Steve Carrel getting kicked in the crotch by a CGI kangaroo is endlessly hilarious. The audience sucks, sure. But Disney's going to see this as a huge success, and we'll no doubt see more of these awful family comedies. A...

Dinosaur Train was pretty successful. Doozers' problem is that no network would touch the darn thing, and it went to hulu as an exclusive. That really could have poured a little more interest into the Fraggles, but I don't know how kid's streaming is doing. Adult streaming (Arrested...

:scary: Oh... them. The they of them. Yeah. I wouldn't be surprised if they wanted Opus to fart a lot and speak entirely in overused, misquoted movie lines. Just... just them. Bill dodged a bullet on that one. Not as big as the aforementioned Yellow Submarine one, but still... them...