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Follow that Bird... The problem is, this one clearly seems like something to breathe live into the franchise. They are in development for a preschool show starring Doozers, after all. This isn't one of those "Let's buy the rights to make X a movie, let it lapse and just slap a crummy...

The more I think about it, the more it really works... just look at Telly... he's a very triangular character Sure, it's rounded off... he has a pear shaped head, nose and body, but those are all rounded off triangle shapes. Plus, it's just so bizzarre and odd... I wonder how it would manifest...

I'm gonna say this.... with the exception of Men In Black, this little sitcom is better and more entertaining than all of Will Smith's movies combined. Really it is. And who could forget Carlton, the dorky, erudite, almost ellitist cousin that Will always got in trouble? And of course the...

Remember the year that Carol got the Lifetime achivement award, and they stuck it in the ghetto of the "Technical Awards" that isn't televised, and to spice up the ratings, they turned the broadcast into some sort of fake trendy circus? That was when they should have ended. Really... I still...

Yeah, I'd suspect the Lorax would just bounce up and down and make farty jokes and pop culture references.... :) Anyway, Horton shows the same problems I've had with all Blue Sky productions as of late. Great concept, great animation, decent script and execution. They have to get some...

Actually, I think there was a LOT of potential in having the director as the villain of the piece. A lot of potential that wasn't tapped at all, I think. He definitely seemed dark enough. But he was only really in that opening scene. The real villain seemed to be the agent, who I thought was...

Oh yeah... the rest were human AM type caracatures of them as well. They didn't reuse anyone else but, presumably, Jack. I remember Liz being made of the round headed lavender rod arms AM, and the Tracy being made out of the purple Fozzie shaped AM...

Someone's gonna give me a side by side comparison... but did they use the same Jack muppet as they did with the 30 Rocks skit on Sesame Street? Anyway, brilliant surprise appearance. And to think, I almost turned it off (I'm laughed out after the Office usually). Man, first Grover, Oscar, and...

You can have antagonists that aren't villains. Remember, Muppets Take Manhattan was pretty much the only Muppet movie that didn't have a solid villain in it. The antagonist was something intangible... failure. And Follow That Bird's main antagonist, wasn't the villain either... the villains...

Looks like Sweetums

You really sold me on it with that sentence alone! :D I'm really loving some of the previews I've seen (I'm not looking at all of them... I want to save the good stuff for when I actually buy it), and I'm really liking how his art evolved since the very first samples. Of course, I liked his...

Ever wonder what else didn't need to be stamped on the back of the box, or read by a cartoon character on the DVD? Here's a list of what they'd probably look like. "Gordon was performed by 2 different actors in this set. Do not attempt to adjust your television, as there is nothing wrong...

Considering I don't care for Miley Cyrus or too much John Travolta (I liked him, again, in Pulp Fiction), This movie was great. Heck, I really liked John Travolta in it. I especially liked James Lipton as the almost crazy director that was the one who wanted to keep Bolt in the dark about the...

Widescreen totally gets the seal of approval from me. 15 bucks is the standard movie price nowadays... if you want to wait a little longer, you could stand to get it cheaper... but looking at the gaping hole the 1980's animated Transformers movie 25th anniversary DVD release should have been...

Penelope Pitstop had a reason to be on DVD... I guess Charles in Charge may too... but definately Penelope Pitstop... after all, that's part of the original Wacky Races trilogy (which included Dasdardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines). And Wacky Races is a classic Hanna Barbera cartoon...

I think Hamm of Mother Goose and Grimmy was where I first discovered Eddie's unique voice. And I agree... Mandark is one of my favorite characters... especially that crush he has on DeeDee. The voice really sells that character. You can see a breif cameo by Eddie in the beginning of the...

The Count is by far the pick of the litter there. Looks like they're expanding vynal collectibles for the preschool set. Of course, I have to admit, I think these are much cooler than most vynals I've seen. And cheaper too. Take the same figures, put them in a blind box, and you could sell...

Hey, I get pretty annoyed when I see all these lame cable shows that I've never heard of jump to DVD the instant season 1 is part way over. I go to that TVshowsonDVD place to see if anything good's coming out, and I find "Jon and Kate Plus 8" or "I Still can't Believe I'm Single" or one of 6000...

They're all sooooo cool... except for those Vila Sesamo ones... those ones are kinda ugly. But I'm really drooling over that Abelardo. Man, I wish SW would just sell some sort of set of international character PVC's or something. Best thing I saw was a Plaza Sesamo bib at Family Dollar...

And of course, coming from Henson, we can expect to see some puppetry involvement behind the CGI. I mean, Sid ain't just some wire frames floating around in space... they're connected to body performers and the WALDO system of remote head puppetry. Doozers did use the WALDO system from time to...