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It's the nose. It's not correctly placed right under the eyes. But I'd still buy it anyway. Hopefully, they fix that in the final product. They seem to be very much the same style as their Buddy pack Star Wars/Transformer/Marvel Comics/G.I. Joe sets. They could very well be sold like that...

So far, we have Sesame Street stuff... check out this thread http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showthread.php?t=52474

Yeah, then everyone's gonna say how much it sucked after egging them on. I've seen it too many times. Same deal with Tron 2. Really. You either WANT the sequels or you don't.

Lego's doing its own thing and they have been for years. They're different from the rest, and far more international than the rest. They're their own genre of toy, and have so many variations on a single theme and it all works wonderfully. They were losing money no thanks to sales slipping...

Yes, but I'm specifically talking about fans who WANT those movies. There are quite a bit that find the movies speak for themselves with no sequel, prequel, or whatever. There are a lot of them that just ignore new films because they already feel it just won't be the same. I mean the ones...

Some are taking that initiative, others aren't. You want the pirates to lose? Beat them at their own game. So many anime companies are streaming their stuff online as well as selling them. Makes me wish they'd loosen some of the idiotic red tape and give us something RARE that all the other...

I gotta tell ya, I was NEVER fond of Romper Room. I saw a few episodes when I was younger, and other than a Paddington bear cartoon, it left no impression on me whatsoever. It's like, no wonder Sesame Street was rebelling against that sort of kid's show.

Slightly on topic, I hate when a stalled franchise finally makes a movie, everyone looks great forward to it, they talk endlessly about it on chatrooms and buy all the merchandise on the day it comes out, then they see the movie and AUTOMATICALLY it sucks because it isn't EXACTLY like the...

I'd hate to say Mattel. They are long past their golden age, and they've just had so many problems recently. Their Shonen Jump line (One Piece, Naruto, Shaman King) was a JOKE. I'm not a big Naruto fan by any stretch... but years ago, I bought a Kakashi figure (one of the only 2 characters I...

Not much of an update on the movie, but Weinstoopid has finally decided to release Hoodwinked 2 Of course, Cory stated this in his blog: Yeah... we're in good hands.. :rolleyes:

Facepalm... WHY do I keep getting those two mixed up every fifth time I mention them? I swear... every so often I accidentally say Keenan when I mean Kel. I KNOW I meant Kel, but I say Keenan every so often. AAARRGH! And he keeps P&Ming about how he's in bad movies. Well, he's GOOD in...

If you ever stumble upon a Japanese series called Anpanman, it's like Strawberry Shortcake on acid. And it's for preschoolers... but MAAAAN it's one of the weirdest coolest things I've ever seen. And Bravestarr had one episode where the bad guy stands on a mountain cliff, tearyeyed. But...

It could very well JUST be that segment, as the rest of the rights were hammered out long ago. And if there's a sever in those connections, and they may have to renegotiate with everyone, that's a possible other layer to this whole crap. Which could be true if not for Stuff like this...

Groovie Goolies was never a part of Uncle Croc's Bloc. The shows that were features on Croc were absorbed into the syndicated "Groovie Goolies and Friends" when Uncle Croc was abruptly canceled. I'm wondering about his thoughts in that one. Uncle Croc was a parody of 1950's style local...

In the context of the show they HAD to clean up stuff so they could perform it in front of a class. Plus, if I can remember the plot, the kid who was going to play Frankenfurter was pulled by his parents from doing the play, and one of the girls took it over. Which brings me to this... I've...

Yes, but let's not forget LucasFilm has a good relationship with Disney. Otherwise Star Tours wouldn't still be around. No, the main rumor is that songs Michael Jackson owns (i.e. Beatles songs) have to be renegotiated with his estate. And we ALL know what goes on with estates. There's...

PBS does that with ALL their shows. Trying to rerun a certain group of episodes ad nasuem to try and stretch the show's number of episodes. Often times I'll see the same 5 episodes of Martha Speaks week after week... same with Word Girl... and it's almost like they only have 5 episodes of that...