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\ You're probably the only one who came to that conclusion, and I have to admit... it works on that level. Never thought of it that way before.

Mine was even smaller than that, had only a few hoodies and like one Fozzie and One Rizzo. And I'm shocked there was even a Rizzo, since when I went before Christmas, they didn't have him. Meanwhile Cars 2 stuff was like 3 of those top shelves full on every side of that cubical, all stacked on...

There was a lot of focus on the human characters, but no where near classic retelling levels. I don't mind the Gary/Mary subplot at all, but only because it's a subplot. It gives some sort of tension to the Gary/Walter subplot. I tried thinking of what would happen if Mary wasn't in the film...

He's pandering and postulating to the Tea Party a fringe group that accounts for less than 20% of Americans, all corporately funded by Fox News and the Koch Brothers, hat believes that government shouldn't do anything, unless it's giving huge payouts and corporate welfare to the big businesses...

I always regretted not being able to see Curious George in theaters. I didn't even see the first movie the whole way through yet, and only saw bits and pieces when PBS aired it. I really wish more 2-D animated features would pop up. I'm always willing to see that now. Not that I don't like...

I betchya it has something to do with Diamond distributors or something.

My Target didn't release any of the Valentines stuff yet. Maybe in a week or so when all the Christmas stuff is gone, then I'll see those Boxers.

It will be a cold, cold day before I recognize Gnomeo and Juliette. Hoodwinked 2 I saw basically in support of Corey Edwards, as I feel sorry for what Weinstine did to him. They completely ruined the film by removing Corey as the director, hiring script doctors, and just bungling the release...

If it wasn't selling, there would be quite a bit more, and they'd be tossed in the back. The store clerk addressing the guy who wanted Walter was saying about how well they sold and that they're supposed to get a new shipment in soon enough, though she wasn't sure when. But you should have...

I just checked out the Winnie the Pooh movie. The standard DVD came with 3 deleted scenes, the Blu-Ray came with 5 more. So I'm sure most of the deleted scenes are going to be on the special super duper BluRay edition. Still, I hope they have very important key deleted scenes. I wasn't...

A Music CD or a video game CD? because when I got their the standard prize was various video game CD-Roms. The Wubzy was the under 3.

Who wanted to see The Beaver? Who was that for? I mean, if Mel Gibson really wanted to suck up to his audience and be all apologetic, they shoulda just made another Lethal Weapon. Gibson was kicked out of Hangover 2 by all involved. I'm starting to think the mere mention of him being in that...

I said it before, but I don't like weird revelations that wind up ruining a character for me. I don't like Ned Flanders being in his 60's, I HATE the whole "real Principal Skinner" revelation in the Simpsons (the undo at the end of the episode was lazy)... there are other examples... mostly...

I think Poogy and Kismet fit together better than Poogy with Kermoot (though it's most likely because Kermoot was pretty moot a character anyway). If nothing else, they have a common enemy with Kermit and Piggy and would clearly want revenge. I was thinking of drawing other Langridge...

The Taco Bell I was at didn't have the sign, and it looked like they still had Wow Wow Wubzy ones instead, otherwise I would have tried to get one.

If this puts anyone at ease... My local Disney store sold completely out of every Muppet except for one Fozzie and one Rizzo. And someone even walked in asking if they had any Walters left. Meanwhile, a lot of Cars 2 and Toy Story stuff was on clearance. First phase clearance, but still...

Well, I wasn't expecting much of it. I think I love it for the whole conspiracy theory about alternative fuels in the hands of big oil, and the fact that the first one spent so much time in a muddy town, and this one was far more visually appealing. I dig the plotline of the first movie...

Cars 2 was decent, I enjoyed it quite a deal more than the first, but it's not something I was really looking all that forward to. I liked Kung Fu Panda 2, Winnie the Pooh, and Puss in Boots, but my favorite animated movies of the year were Rango and TinTin. I hate that TinTin's like at #5 in...

See... someone got one already. I don't doubt we'd see general release standees or something at some point, just not these ones.

I wonder if it's specifically trying to promote the Fraggles at all. It seems like a "we need an under 3 toys, someone please step up" type deal, and Henson (and or Archaia) answered the call. But then again, Taco Bell doesn't regularly have promotional tie ins. I know a year ago they had...