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Exactly. They could. It does NOT at all affect uploads of media in formats that the uploader owns. I've been using Clip Converter since "They have a movie out now, you know" for the Stooge Arcade footage. And I've found it's a much better site, even though it still pixilates a bit (but then...

Frog forbid that things can be stylized in someone's natural form of artwork. Me? I'm glad they're not slavishly traced off of style guides. i read one comic too many that was like that for my taste.

Eh... I never used Zamzar... if they stop the other one I actually use, that will suck... but I was giving up YTPs anyway. I was about to retire from it a few months ago anyway, but couldn't. That stuff was just a place filler for stuff I never got the equipment for doing... I get very little...

Shelved? Like absolutely everything Henson has done for the past 10 years? There were more Muppet projects shelved by Henson than their were Disney. Plus, if Disney were to get the rights to do a movie based on a single book, they'll do it.

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Those games have stories, and quite frankly, they were thrown out for something else. I actually quite dislike video game based movies because they're made by people who don't know the first thing about them. Half the reason they had to screw things up in the Mario movie was because CGI wasn't...

Basically, unless you're a media collector, you have those three (DVD, Blu-Ray, Download) formats... and even then, it's soon to be just that latter format of Downloads. But who the heck owned a Laserdisk? Even when they were around, they were in a small corner in the back of a store (usually...

Replace the word "care" with "can afford to produce without a sizable amount of money from a legitimate business partner" and you've got it right. As I've said over 3 billion times already, Henson doesn't have the money to do anything solo. Never has, and never will. Look at the history of...

Aw come on. How many people did you know that actually owned a laserdisk?

It does discourage getting harassed on the street as well. It kinda stinks when someone charges you for something. Luckily I've never been in that situation because I never really tried. The only Autographs I've gotten were free, and mainly voice actors. Unless you count purchase of a book...

There's also an Italian Scrooge McDuck comic about the Mayan Calendar's end of the world. I only saw pictures of it, and I don't understand Italian. I don't see them approving either for a DTV movie series. Especially since there's no way to produce that last one before December. Either...

Now that I think of it, it's not so much I have a problem with a Candy Land movie... I mean, there is potential for some story line there. But the idea screams 1980's Preschool/girl's cartoon. It's, unavoidable pun, too darn sugary sweet to hold anyone's attention over the age of 5.

They make money, and that's the only reason they do them. I still want to see the waiver they got to do these films. They technically aren't the "cheapquels" they were producing before Lassiter took over Disney's animation studios... but I still wonder why those are considered okay while a CGI...

It's an easy assumption to make. But unless someone's the soul writer, things tend to go off on different directions or at least blend with other writing styles. Most of everything is a collaborative effort. No one wants one thing to define their life's work. I really want to see Seth pull...

That happens with everything that someone takes credit for. There are multiple people working on a show or idea, and it takes the whole crew to give us a finished product. Look at the Muppets, for example. The performers take the bare essence of an idea for a character, but come up with their...

This will sound very redundant... but I'd say we'd need to wait until winter. Or at least late fall.

It's a cute segment, but it goes on far too long. It's not quite as snappy as it should have been, unlike, say, a Guy Smiley game show.