Search results

Five, six... who cares? Point is, I never had to pay over 12 bucks for a ticket. Sad thing is, certain theaters used to have small promotional posters, like the kind you see in comic book stores. I have a nice double sided Madagascar 2 one. I don't see why they don't do that more. It just...

I've seen it. I'm just mulling over getting the Complete Bull set. I'm missing 3-5, and I wouldn't mind too much having to rebuy season 1 and 2. You're probably look for it at Best Buy or Target. it's not a Blu-Ray of a current movie, so of course you can't find it. Too bad FYE is no...

Ah the Drive-thru. One of the few reasons I'm glad I don't have a car. I mean, really... just go in and get your order. They always get it wrong. This way, you don't have to drive all the way back when you realize they screwed it up. Some guy on a local TV show once said, if you have to go...

Hotel Mario was nothing more than cutscenes. A quality Super Mario show (or comic book) can be done. I guess Nintendo wants 100% control over everything they own. No wonder why they're losing money to systems that favor similar FPS games. They need a bigger media presence. I liked Mario...

Essentially, you get a LOT of stuff for your 50 bucks. I'm sure getting a ticket and popcorn at a chain theater not on a matinee, it's at least ha;f that anyway. Guess who goes to small, independently run theaters in the afternoon and only pays 6 bucks a ticket? Seriously, I'm going to...

I'm glad that most of the stuff I wanted to see on DVD has come out in some capacity. Especially longtime hold out, Earthworm Jim. Other than series that desperately need more releases to complete them (cough cough... Disney Afternoon everything): I wanna see a new rerelease of Transformers...

Wait... THAT'S their excuse? A Mario cartoon, comic book, well done CGI animated movie is a license to print money. There's more than enough Nintendo fanboys in the industry of each to give us a quality, official Nintendo continuity friendly project. I thought they were just burnt out by the...

They basically tossed that movie aside in its home country. Of course they wouldn't bother with it here, no matter how much we called for it. They can throw Mario all they want on merchandise but for the love of Wario, they just refuse to make any outside media, domestic or international...

They need a business partner for money and distribution. And yes, that means the companies will always own the movies/TV shows made under them. That's not new. Movies cost a crapload of money. Even so called "indie" films are distributed by the big companies with hip sounding branding that...

The problem, and I've said this so many times before that I'm actually tired of it... Henson needs a business partner. Even back in Jim's day, they needed Lew Grande and eventually Columbia. And as I've said multiple times before, they've had absolutely crappy business partners. HiT clearly...

Ah yes. The 1997 Donkey Dong Country series. I seem to recall it being motion capture. It's quite impressive and fair for its day. Beast Wars was a little more polished looking. It aired briefly on the Fox Family channel, so I'm guessing that's why you've never heard of it. It was a hit in...

As I've said earlier.... Hasbro has a lot of hands in a lot of pies when it comes to their toy lines. A fashion doll line isn't one of them. They tried to shove some into the Littlest Pet Shop line, it's Littlest Pet Shop and no one actually buys them. Seriously. Give me proof someone...

This is like one of those idiot political rumors that get passed from angry idiot to angry idiot that has little baring on reality. The only way any of us will wind up paying 50 bucks for a standard movie ticket is if inflation hits us really, really bad in 20 or 30 years. Meanwhile, HA HA! I...

Scooby does NOT need 5 more Scrappies. And frankly, a movie about 5 Scrappy-Doos running around going "Lemme at 'im! Lemme at 'im! P-p-p-p-p-ppuppy Power!" for 90 minutes would be a LOT better than the talking dog stuff Disney keeps crapping out. That said... What the Glob!!?! Disney...

There's a fly in my soup! I ordered a fly in my salad. Can't you get ANYTHING right?

You're right, of course... now you can't even trust July! I swear, Despicable Me 2 was the only successful film that month. Certainly Disney is doing wise to distance GOTG from Spider-Man's second film. Yet, I think they're trying too hard to give Maleficent a cushy spot. Disney jut can't...

One of these days, I'm going to break the caps lock button right off the computer keyboard. I'm sick of accidentally hitting it and erasing what I was about to say. But yeah. Batman's a character close to people... Rocket Raccoon and Ultron... especially Rocket Raccoon are only for those...

Just like Family Guy, strangely enough. I'm rather mixed about the one where Mr. Krabs tortures Plankton with his fear of whales to the point where Plankton tries to kill himself. It's kinda dark, but there's something kinda morbidly funny about it. I seem to recall that Spongebob actually...

Like I said before, if a show runs long enough and changes enough writers, they're going to interpret the characters differently anyway. They're going to interpret the show differently as well. They're going to think they got what the show is all about, but not really get close. Seems like...

Which would be awesome, but at least get Donald and Scrooge in there. I really wish Disney would make some merchandising for Ducktales Remastered, though. There's, like, art prints. Just nothing else.