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Yeah, I don't think Monster's, Inc. needs a sequel either, lol. Knowing Disney, hopefully they'll shelf it.

There's been quite a bit of discussion lately about how there's so many movies out there that are fine the way they are, and don't need to be ruined by sequels *cough*Ice Age*cough* On the other hand, some movies out there DO tend to spawn off sequels that are even better than the originals...

Man, today's just as bad as yesterday! Even worse, I could feel the heat lingering in the Incubator when I first got up this morning. It can't cool down soon enough for me, boy.

Steve was "born to the world" (well, in Knoxville anyway) on August 9, 2004 for a PBS pledge drive. Character-wise, he will forever be a four-year-old monster, but in actuality, it's been just a little over half a decade ago since he was first built, but again, it took several...

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Yeah, I think being the stupid(er) one fits Marv better. HARRY: You smell that? MARV: *Sniff* Yeah. HARRY: You know what that is? MARV: Fish. HARRY: It's freedom! MARV: No, it's fish. HARRY: It's FREEDOM! And it's money! MARV: Okay, okay, it's freedom... and it's money... HARRY: Come...

Whoa, whoa, whoa... SCAD has puppetry now? Aw man, they didn't years ago when I considered applying for that place! Well, it's too late for me now, but congrats to you Barry, SCAD has a wonderful reputation, and I'm sure you'll be able to take them by storm!

You know, I wouldn't mind seeing Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern working together again sometime, they played off of each other so well. HARRY: What store's gonna make the most cash on Christmas Eve that nobody's gonna think to rob? MARV: Candy stores! HARRY: *Pause* NINE-year-olds rob candy...

Here's an interesting thought from a friend of mine... Would you consider stop-motion animation to be a form of puppetry as well? I've noticed a lot of stop-motion animtors refer to the characters as "puppets".

I think I know what ride you're talking about. I think I told you all about this one, but I remember several years ago when we were televising a youth talent contest, and I was a co-stage manager, at one point, the chair I sat in back stage during the acts was too close to the edge, and the...

94 degrees today... And I had to be out in that heat today on a wild goose chase... it's so hot out, I about nearly threw up I felt so sick! Yuck! HAWKEYE: When is this gonna end? B.J.: About five minutes before winter... come on, let's get out from under this hot moon. HAWKEYE: I think...

Those are the kinds of puppets I always see at these large Christian book stores I was talking about.

Meh, I'll believe it when I'm assured the "rumor" is indeed facts.

I took that quiz a looooong time ago, and I kept getting Father Mulcahy, lol.

I'm afraid I don't know who David Carradine is :o, but I was under the impression that Karl Malden died a long time ago. :o

True heralde, very tru, it really is a timeless movie, despite the hints of the times as they mentioned; the commentary was very insightful, and I wish they would do a special edition of the other two movies. Another thing that amazes me is how Hughes managed to write the script over a...

I was born in the wrong decade. I thought you didn't like Journey to Ernie? I don't mind it so much; Caroll Spinney even said that once they switched to that format for Season 33, their ratings shot up a bit.

Ha, I remember that one too! "Uh oh... I tink I need a beeger box!"

He wrote and produced the Home Alone movies, but Chris Colombus directed them... well, the first two anyway... but Hughes did write and produce the original three.

I wouldn't mind Grover being a sell out; gotta love that "A Celebration of Me, Grover" DVD!