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Tell me about it. I'm glad that they gave best animated feature a category all its own, but it really feels like a back handed compliment... you know like saying, "That's a lovely dress you're wearing. I'm glad you found it in your size." It;s just as bad as someone calling animation it's own...

I have to say, I'm totally not surprised Batman didn't get a nomination beyond best supporting actor. I mean we have the usual suspects... The political films- Milk and Frost/Nixon The overrated director vanity project- Benjamin Button (a bunch of critics actually saw through this film...

Awww... come on now... we'll all get blown up in WW 3, or starve to death in the second Great Depression long before that. We have nothing to worry about. :coy:

Actually, they wouldn't be the first episodes of Sid the Science Kid on DVD... apparently, there was a promotional DVD from Toys R Us that had one episode of Sid, allong with some other preschool kids shows. I think it was free with any Kid's DVD purchase.

Oh, yeah.. they just released more info on these sets. Looks like they couldn't get rights to commercials... shame.

I still wonder if they're going to shove environmental issue into like they sort of did in the 1990 movie. I think the Harvey Birdman episode really did it much better, though. I do agree a lot of what's futuristic in the Jetsons will always be futuristic, flying cars especially (like, what...

I forget the title, but there are 2 volumes... I wanna say it's the "Terror Two pack" and it has episodes of Ghost Busters and Groovey Ghoulies. Volume 1 has been released last year some time in August... don't know about volume 2, but that's the one that has the first official DVD release of...

Wouldn't you know, that was the first episode I watched as soon as I got the set back home. Brilliant Beatles references. One of the best references is that Him is in the "band." Him's basic design and voice is based off of the Head Blue Meany from Yellow Submarine. Considering they're...

I have a sneaking suspicion they'd make it Will Ferrel for some reason... Any excuse to make him wear disgustingly tight pants. :eek: I agree that Rodriguez would make a great Jetsons movie... looking, that is, at sequences from Spy Kids 2... specifically Allan Cumming's odd kid show...

I have the set, and ot's going to take me a while to go through. But so far, I'm loving it. The only gripe I have is about the packaging. It's a bit clunky... it's 6 standard DVD cases with one disk in each one (they're double sided disks- by the way) in a slightly flimsy box. And it says it...

I may just pick up the 1960's collection, myeslf... the 70's collection is tempting, but I don't like Chan Clan or Roman Holidays... Kinda disappointed the 60's set doesn't have a Dastardly and Muttley or Wacky Races on there...

Well, I could see them pairing TTA Volume 3 with A! Volume 4. They usually release these things in twos.... All Three A! Volumes were released the same time as All three Pinky and the Brains. I don't know if they'd release TTA Seasons 2+3 as one set, since Season 2 was basically 13 episodes...

I'm surprised that they didn't release Scooby's Laugh-a-lympics this year at all. Shocked, even (to tie in with the '08 Olympic games). I've seen some episodes, and it's decent... but I think Wacky Races was a lot better. It would be great if they could release all of these as separate...

Don't. Instead, try looking for a Hong Kong "Dragon Ball" movie... I forget the title of it, but it's much better. At the very least, they got Master Roshi down perfectly, right down to his perverted ways. I love how in the American One Chow Yun Fat didn't want to go bald, have a beard, or be...

I have to say, I really enjoyed it... and it really borrows from so much to make the show relevant for today's kids, while not looking like it's pandering. The show doesn't try to be the original in some aspects, and in others, it follows the same spirit. I kinda miss the sketch comedy style...

I wonder if they're even putting that in production. Warners still seems to be reeling from how much of a box office disaster Looney Tunes Back in Action was. I thought it was a good, enjoyable film, but people wanted to see Will Ferrel in his trademark overly tight pants, acting like a giant...

I would agree with you up until the part about making money... these things cost more money to make than they take in. So it's like a double, what's the point I must say... I can take a project like it if it's well done. Personally, I loved George of the Jungle... while not 100% accurate to...

Anyone have a good quality version of the FCC song from Family Guy?

No matter how close or far away from the projects they get, they always yield the same results. It's always a massive failure. heck, people even hated the Popeye movie, and that was closer to the original Thimble Theater Popeye than any of his post Fleischer cartoons ever were. Let's look...

Warners announces "Saturday Morning Cartoons" in 2 volumes... one of the 1960's, and one of the 1970's... both feature one episode of classic cartoons like Wally Gator, Space Ghost (not the fun one), The Flintstones, and Bugs Bunny Cartoons... (I find it a backhanded gift, as Warners pretty...