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Surprised they haven't made one for Shrek or Ice Age yet, but all these animated blockbusters get these Nickelodeon,Cartoon Network, or Netflix releases of series that all have these traits 1) Obviously much cheaper animation 2) New voice actors as the big name celebrities don't want to be...

The cover isn't showing up, but I'm assuming it's this. It's seems like it's a trend these days to re-release family movies on DVD, with one character on the DVD cover, I see a ton of those particulary with Blue Sky Studios and Dreamworks at Walmart. It looks nice enough though, but I know...

Yes it would work....with fans, the general public could care less, if they wouldn't even watch a show with Kermit the Frog, they're not going to watch something with much lesser know characters, if they were to make one I would love it, but it would obviously bomb on TV, and probably only get...

Well the point of the joke was that Bob's Burgers had to air between The Simpsons and Family Guy to get solid ratings otherwise it would crash like The Cleavland Show. But, in the spring when Bob's aired post-Simpsons, it was essentially tying it in the ratings. The Simpsons and Family Guy have...

Wow, that's just sad, here I was expecting something better, they should have just not released it altogether.

It's been really frusturating from MMW and The Muppets tv show fllopping, it just seems like Disney could easily give up on the muppets. I still blame the reboot for the show's cancellation. It was hovering around a 1.1 and 1.2 demo which is barely passable for a renewal, when it returned it was...

Some box office thoughts Aww, I wanted Sausage Party to take the #1 spot, it ended up going to Suicide Squad tumbled 67% but still has a respectable $222 million domestic total, which is already well above it's budget As for Sausage Party, it did great opening to $33.6 million on a $19...

Marisa Berenson Twiggy Lesly Ann Warren Raquel Welch Lynda Carter The list for MT would be much longer, LOL.

Sausage Party got off to a great start with $13.5 million on it's first today, demolishing the meager $7 million that Ice Age 5 did on it's first day which was the last animated film to open, I'm glad it did so well, it seems like a great concept and with a budget of just $19 million, it's a...

Wow that was amazing, I wonder how great it would have been watching it live, like how they started with the classics, Can You Picture That.