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Does that, or does that not count for the Monsters University Short that's supposedly going to be paired with the film. Also, ToughPigs posted a Not Spoilery review of Muppets Most Wanted and all signs point to perhaps much better than the last film.

I really hope this means it's happening, but something's going to come and drop a bucket of ice water on us again, I just know it. Having a name attached to produce does not a finished project make. Don't get me wrong. If this does indeed happen, I'll be jumping for joy and planning the day...

Going back to the special... am I the only one in the camp of "The Liberace episode was far worse?" Instead of having him interact with the Muppets, they just tossed most of the show to him. Which is a shame, since he was pretty good in the 60's Batman show. There's nothing wrong with a...

Miss Finch was guided by her duty to put Big Bird in a foster home. Ms. Gruinion was far more militant and nasty. All I can say without ruining the movie.

I'm not trying to spoil anything, but said "designated villain" is pretty villainous. To compare her to, eh, Miss Finch from FTB, the Child Protective services lady is pretty nasty and vindictive. She almost gets delight out of what she has to do. She is far from concerned about Sherman's safety...

Which brings us to the sad realization of how long ago Elmo's super popularity started. Indeed, college age students were in the SS demographic when they were kids. Elmo's World lasted well over years on the show. Sooner than later, the new era's going to outlast the old era.

It's most definitely Tom Kane. And I believe that in Clone Wars, he's also Yoda.

Would you believe that now it's gone, parents are complaining about the lack of Elmo's World? Seriously! :rolleyes: I completely agree that EW was a bad segment. Not "Time to Play" bad. But still, I don't see the point outside of giving Elmo a vehicle or putting something on at the 40...

I quite enjoyed both Flintstones movies. They had their fair share of problems, but nothing on the level of the "let's throw out what made the concept charming, and pump out a generic kiddy film script" of most cartoon remakes. But credit where credit is due, they created the entire...

Paul Rugg is in it, so I like it. Essentially that's the best thing I can say about it. I can't fault them really for the terrible animation. It really should have been a lot more polished like Sid the Science kid was, since it's basically the same system (as far as I can tell). Other than...

Popeye is a movie that gets more hate than it deserves. It's closer to the original comics than any animated adaption ever was, first of all (talk about Adaption displacement). Robin Williams was Popeye, which is much more than you can say about most other actors who played a cartoon...

And why there's so much stuff online. SW has given older Sesame Street fans an alternative. Sure, I'd love to see more iTunes/Amazon/paid Youtube/DVD episodes released. But they have no obligation to appeal to anyone over the age of 5. Even on the merchandising level of adult sized T-shirts...

It really feels the problem with Gonzo is that he's over-perfected and streamlined. The nose especially looks like they took the subtlety out of it and just went for a straight up how he usually looks in illustration and toy form. Other than that, the movements are kinda stiff. Fozzie's a...

Quoting a member that no longer posts in almost a year old post, just for the sake of continuation... Everyone loved the Sam Raimi Spider-Man films until the third one. That one was so poorly received that everyone completely turned on the entire trilogy. The studio, toy company, and Marvel...

Yeah. it's a noob that only posted that one thing. But it's the same old myopic crap we all got sick and tired of at least 5 years ago. And I love that whole "Sesame Street was never PC" fallacy. It's always been PC. That's why it always had a diverse cast. I love how people can't...

I finally got a chance to see the Weird Al episode. Now, if there was one thing I wasn't expecting, it was that the Goof Off was going to be done in the exact style of those great Weird Al Polka medleys. Now, I've seen the appearance where they reference him parodying songs written by the...

First off, there was kind of a huge disappointment not so much regarding the movie as it is that it actually didn't have the Rocky and Bullwinkle short at the beginning. Instead it had something about aliens constantly trying to find another planet to live on because every one they picked blew...

It's official. They killed the character off. Off screen, but last night's Simpsons (The Man Who Grew To Much) had an end of episode stinger that reveals that she died, and now Ned's in mourning. It was touching, but it's really mean to old Ned to be a twice time widower.