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That's the danger... waiting for video or DVD or whatever is one thing... DVD sales can dramatically raise a movie's potential. Plus, the price can cover a lot of special extras that translate into making more money back for every potential viewer who chose to wait, or to those who want to buy...

Here's the thing about waiting for DVD... everyone does it, that means less money for the movies themselves and less risk for studios to want to make. That leads to movies that are more of the same crap over and over. That's why any movie I deeply care about I try to see in theaters, even if...

Sigh... must I mention my Bolt story again? Kids running around the aisles, slapping me on the head until I calmly turned to the parent who preceded to discipline the stupid brat by letting him run up and down the aisles some more. Heck, I remember one of the times I saw MFS in a theater...

Was this intended to be a live action regular Muppet series or an animated spinoff of Muppet Babies? Either way, I like the idea of having them stuck in the 1950's, instead of randomly being teenagers in current times... it probably would have been a neat movie or something. Though... I don't...

Clips from Canadian Sesame Street filler segments only.

Trailer's up Looks pretty sick! Man, I wish I had cable so I could watch this one. I'm amazed by the Japanese/US co-production. We haven't seen that since the first season of Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries.

I'm wondering how much of the script Jerry actually did. Sure, they clearly had to write and rewrite it. But then again, he could have also wrote the barest part of a screenplay and needed someone to set more of it up. I dunno... I mean, other than the fact Joey mentioned some things, how...

Yeah... how many of those first season episodes did they have? 2? Usually I detest seeing 1st season episodes since... let's face it, when it first came on I watched EVERY single time an episode aired. Multiple viewings of an episode in a day... so I saw them all a hundred times before they...

EIG was bad because it was forced. No doubt about it. I'd liken it to the 1980's He-Man movie. it was only made because Elmo started his popularity with that dumb toy around then. But also, they made a movie specifically for a demographic that should NEVER be taken to see a movie. 3 year...

Also not foolin' We're going to see a familiar face... err... pen I was only sort of excited about this one, but now, seeing Roger's attachment, I might just get this one.

Yeah... if it was all told in a better way, and there wasn't all this political intrigue being drawn out over the first 2 films, it could have worked better. As it stands 2 cartoons did a better job filling in the gaps between 2+3. But me? I like a good supervillain origin story. And if...

Abruptly, right? I really hope somehow, they can track Laird down and see if he can make an "ending" and then move on to something else. I REALLY hope we don't get some remake of the 80's series or an adaption of the new series... though I wouldn't mind seeing them... I'd rather see some...

Nah, I don't dislike Hop, and I felt it was gonna do well..> Rango's been out a while now, and it's the only family film other than that. Family Films uring this time of year, no matter what they are, are always gold... at least for a couple weeks. It's gonna be interesting when Rio comes...

I guess this is good news IDW publishing has got the license to do the comic books... I REALLY hope they can contact as many of the old writers and artists as possible. Laird and Eastman will be an improbability, but I'm sure others that worked on them will hopefully come back. } Cuz, you...

I've mentioned that before... rereleasing DVD's... even the lame kiddy 3 episode one, reairing them... Seems that Bear is from a bygone era where kid's programs didn't have to be mock interactive, and talk so patronizingly directly down to them. Again, there have been strides with Curious...

I wish they'd sell these at Disney stores (they're starting to with others)... I'm not a huge fan of this kind of figure, but these ones look even better than the first series. Especially the Swinetrek Crew and the Electric Mayhem. Man, I wanna Waldo. At least we're getting ONE piece of JHH...

That's what bugs me... I'm sure he was busy with something at the time, but he really should have stomped his foot down and said, "You know what? I'll do it myself." I'm sure we would have had a better project (and someone that gets the importance of giving a Fraggle a cameo). Not a great...

Ah yes... College Humor dot com... where if it was used 6 years ago on Family Guy and 3 years ago on Robot Chicken, it's still fresh to us. But Harvey Birdman did a similar joke, though... the Jetsons came from the future to sue the past and they were unable to walk under their own power...

"HEy! You tricked me! Those aren't goodies, they're baddies." seriously, how great was Groovie Ghoolies?

A good director can make a terrible script shine more than it needs to, a good actor can act the heck out of a bad script too. I've seen a lot of bad, downright stupid movies that had good direction and acting that made the project seem better than it should have been. A Bad director can ruin...