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I'm just glad Disney seems to be getting back to its roots. Plus, we haven't seen a fairy tale from Disney in over a decade, so I don't think the market is exactly saturated as far as that front goes.

I've said it before, but I'm still in the "I can believe Gonzo is an alien." group. HOWEVER, he is a whatever first and foremost. I think part of the awkwardness of the movie was that it wasn't really needed. And it could have been handled so much better. But it wasn't something that really...

I always feel weird bumping topics, but has everyone seen the new trailer? http://www.apple.com/trailers/disney/princessandthefrog/

I saw this a few minutes ago on the local midday news. It was really hard to take in as I grew up listening to his voice work on the Don Bluth movies of the 80s. And lets not forget his roles with the Muppets. His work made me smile and he will be missed.

Was it necessary to show a fight scene? I mean, if it's obvious that a fight has taken place, then there really isn't a need to show it. Honestly, in looking at the episode I never really felt anything was missing. I think that all three explanations are possible.

For anyone who is not concerned because you aren't a young child or an elderly person, I think it's important to be aware of all the teenagers, young adults, and people who are in their "prime" being struck by the illness. By no means should anyone panic or blow things out of proportion, but I...

That's pretty great! No objections here. Actually, I can picture this as a sort of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride type of ride. I think that suits the Muppets.

Wow. I wouldn't have known that Haruko from FLCL and Mindy From the Network were voiced by the same actress. That's rather fantastic, really. Heheh.

I thought the Rhino short was too... recycled? It seemed like 75% of the voice work were lines from the movie. It was rather disappointing. The ending was cute though. Predictable, but cute.

I think that part of the appeal that SS has lost, or at least gotten out of balance, in the past few years is the mixture of realism with the fantasy. The Muppets, while we don't dispute how genuinely real they are, are in and of themselves fantasy-based and they exist on a real street with real...

Perhaps Cotterpin could step in and help? I don't know of or why she would though.

I'm not sure how to reply to this, considering I probably haven't seen as much Sesame Street as I'd like to admit. Though speaking from another perspective entirely, I remember watching Muppet Babies as a kid, and the way it was set up, I understood that they were just pretending. I guess it...

Rosita and Zoe are cute characters that have potential that hasn't been unlocked, and somehow I doubt ever will. They are somewhat bland in comparison to other characters. I feel as though they are lacking in that one defining character trait that other characters have... Examples would be...

Of course I don't feel bad about liking Sesame Street or the Muppets or anything that may be considered juvenile in other people's eyes. I think that the fact that I am a kid-friendly creator (in my case, I make comics) somehow gives me some sort of an excuse in other people's eyes. Like it's...

I never saw those, but wow, was that weird! Cute, but absolutely nuts!

I completely agree. Honestly, I feel that the series should be left alone. It's like trying to top perfection. Well, I suppose nothing is perfect but I do feel as though Fraggle Rock shouldn't be touched. This, of course, is personal opinion, but I feel strongly about it.

Honestly, I think at least part of the reason for the setback could be due to the economy. Why release something when people will be less likely to buy it?

I think it's a cute line. I don't really see anything wrong with it as I have the same mentality as heralde's statement. And the way I see it, it has to be someone's first time in watching it. I think he was talking to a bigger audience than just one person. And that line needs to be...

I already saw that and thought it was pretty funny. I think the term "Big Lipped Alligator Moment" could become a regular part of my vocabulary. Heheh.

I sort of want to see this movie, but I don't have the money for it now. Maybe in a few years if sells for under $10, I'd feel better about buying it. Same with Kung Fu Panda... which I also haven't seen but would like to.