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Yeah, but Mulan did wind up getting a guy at the end anyway. I applaud them on not making a movie with a sneering, ugly old crone villainess, furthering the ugly bad, cute good thing. Heck, doesn't even really have a villain, actually. I'd love to see it based on that alone.

A very interesting analysis. There seems to be two camps when it comes to the Road Runner. Those who think he's actually calculating and smart enough to realize he's in danger, and those who find him just completely oblivious to the situation and thinks the Coyote is playing with him. I'm...

Wait... did he just do it again, or did you report the same thing?

Paranorman was released too soon before Halloween in August. And August isn't exactly when movies tend to do well unless they're surprise sleeper hits. Though if it was released closer, it would have had to contend with Hotel Transylvania, anyway. Then again, it seems the film was destined...

Speaking of that guy again... http://www.muppetcentral.com/forum/threads/underrated-episodes.58217/#post-1114955 Really?!? Seriously?!

Five years will pass by like nothing. The 40th anniversary feels like it was just yesterday.

As far as Underrated and Overrated go: Quoted for truth. ANYthing popular is considered overrated. There's a difference between overrated and hype backlash. As far as underrated goes: I'll say that the minority of underrated kid's films that are actually good tend to get a cult following...

There are a lot of characters that rarely or never interact. It's strange that two heavy hitter characters were never shoehorned into a segment together. Especially since Abby is pretty much their girl's merchandising character cash cow. Plus, it would be great to see her interact with more...

This is a third movie, but not a "third" movie. The last 2 were low budget, turbulently produced, cheap little merchandising gimmicks thrown together in hopes kids who would see the same thing on television for free would get their parents to spend money on. It's all on TVTROPES under P in...

It's not so much that it's true or not. The real problem is that they judged those films based on the fact that the women hero action movies they released were freakin' awful. A live action Aeon Flux? Was there a point to that? How about a live action Superjail, then? Taking something...

I'd take a film that at least speaks to an audience than a super imposed lip farting dog-fest anyday. There's a lot of care and love that went into this movie, and sometimes a film will only have that in some area at best. The typical Transformers movie has more care put into the special...

In the mean time... the unthinkable has happened. And supposedly suggested by Saban himself (or at least his company) An American DVD release of the original Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger Power Rangers came from. While I'm not the biggest fan of these guys, even I would like to grab that one up.

It says they can be ordered through their special mail order department. That's certainly worth a try.

That's the 2014 release. I'm talking about the 2015 release.

He didn't say he disliked it, and he felt that the project was too safe and didn't take any risks. I can't imagine he liked MFS any better, especially considering the almost flat performance of his characters (mostly through looped dialogue). Older performers reportedly didn't like working on...

Disney may have plastered it's name on The Muppets and Big Hero Six (which is technically a Marvel film... I guess they're trying to weasel out of over exposure?) but hasn't on Marvel (took them a while to not have to use the Paramount logo on their films), so I don't think that's the case here...

I haven't heard of it either, and I usually know about poorly written, cliche ridden, hormonally hyped young adult novels before they become movies. Twilight was well known well before the movie. This wasn't. Maybe amongst the 14 year old girls who love Mary Sues in professionally written...

MWoO was trying too hard to be VMX and it failed at it. VMX's pop culture heavy, adult humor oriented style worked because... well, Family Guy. Yeah, no one was sick of that yet, long story short. And those horrid parody movies. People still liked them. When MWoO did the same thing, it was...

The Marvel brand might just pull through, though. They've been marketing the heck out of the film, and considering this film may have a connection to Age of Ultron (and probably will have some teaser for it as well), it pretty much has a built in Marvel fan audience. Plus, the thing might just...

I hope the fact that last week's films had weak openings (Hercules especially) doesn't mean the public's sick of blockbusters before GOTG. I still think they were playing with fire putting it in August. Yet, it seems that they're fairly confident it will be a hit. A sequel has been announced...