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Please note, sometimes and I do mean sometimes.
December 12, 2025 at 3:23 AM
Please note, sometimes and I do mean sometimes.
I mean, I agree, it’s a comedic exaggeration of female perceptions of beauty and the films tone reflects that. I do think the fact that they just needed to talk over their petty issues for a minute to make up from their long feud is extremely realistic though.
December 9, 2025 at 3:04 AM
I mean, I agree, it’s a comedic exaggeration of female perceptions of beauty and the films tone reflects that. I do think the fact that they just needed to talk over their petty issues for a minute to make up from their long feud is extremely realistic though.
I know it isn’t the most forward thinking female portrayal, but seeing Streep and Hawn hit each other with shovels is what cinema is all about. That and probably the best comedic Bruce Willis performance. God 80s and 90s Rob was so good and it sucks he’s gone.
December 9, 2025 at 2:53 AM
I know it isn’t the most forward thinking female portrayal, but seeing Streep and Hawn hit each other with shovels is what cinema is all about. That and probably the best comedic Bruce Willis performance. God 80s and 90s Rob was so good and it sucks he’s gone.
I do wonder, other than the BttF trilogy and Roger Rabbit since that’s obvious, which Zemeckis movie is your favorite? I ask this since I saw Death Becomes Her last week and just vibed with all of it.
December 9, 2025 at 1:15 AM
I do wonder, other than the BttF trilogy and Roger Rabbit since that’s obvious, which Zemeckis movie is your favorite? I ask this since I saw Death Becomes Her last week and just vibed with all of it.
Yeah, there’s an obvious answer to the top spot I assume.
a picture of a car that has been damaged in a crash with the words from glen rock 2.0 with love
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December 6, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Yeah, there’s an obvious answer to the top spot I assume.
Our best hopes are either that WB is left to operate separately, or that Archive is small enough or has enough champions within the company as is to be left alone. The history the heads there have could make a difference hopefully.
December 5, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Our best hopes are either that WB is left to operate separately, or that Archive is small enough or has enough champions within the company as is to be left alone. The history the heads there have could make a difference hopefully.
Stop scratching it.
November 27, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Stop scratching it.
But, it’s Gooey.
a blue cartoon character with a red mouth and big eyes
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November 24, 2025 at 5:40 PM
But, it’s Gooey.
The meat grinder bit might be one of the most viscerally violent things in a classic cartoon solely because of the sound design. Though, I question why the wolf didn’t feel anything for most of it.
November 23, 2025 at 1:31 AM
The meat grinder bit might be one of the most viscerally violent things in a classic cartoon solely because of the sound design. Though, I question why the wolf didn’t feel anything for most of it.
He was someone who, despite his limitations and occasional poor movie choices, did commit to working with some of the best in the business. Setting aside Wright simply missing, the other two remakes were helmed by bland, lame as hell workmen who had no personal touch to their craft.
November 17, 2025 at 12:59 AM
He was someone who, despite his limitations and occasional poor movie choices, did commit to working with some of the best in the business. Setting aside Wright simply missing, the other two remakes were helmed by bland, lame as hell workmen who had no personal touch to their craft.
Kinda do feel that being adequate is a detriment in this case given Wright’s status as a director. I wonder if it’s a studio issue, a misfire from him, or a mix of both.
November 17, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Kinda do feel that being adequate is a detriment in this case given Wright’s status as a director. I wonder if it’s a studio issue, a misfire from him, or a mix of both.
There are about 18-20 shorts from the 33-64 period that these releases tend to cover that need restoration and would probably be under consideration.
November 9, 2025 at 2:20 AM
There are about 18-20 shorts from the 33-64 period that these releases tend to cover that need restoration and would probably be under consideration.
I find it funny that I only got around to watching JP for the first time 2 years ago (it was worth it since I saw it in 3d in theaters, best 1st experience), but it results in the first thing that comes to mind with Ned being the memes and a specific obscure ytp and not, you know, the movie itself.
November 2, 2025 at 11:21 PM
I find it funny that I only got around to watching JP for the first time 2 years ago (it was worth it since I saw it in 3d in theaters, best 1st experience), but it results in the first thing that comes to mind with Ned being the memes and a specific obscure ytp and not, you know, the movie itself.
When WB doesn’t want anything to do with you, Zazlav “I’m going to Ai graft my face on a Lollipop Guild member” owned WB, you know your a real case work.
October 30, 2025 at 1:30 AM
When WB doesn’t want anything to do with you, Zazlav “I’m going to Ai graft my face on a Lollipop Guild member” owned WB, you know your a real case work.
The fact Kirby Air Riders is releasing next month with a ton of things to do and a focus on polish and putting as much as the creatives want (with no dlc plans too) tells me that it’s a deliberate choice on the part of the Pokémon leadership to cheap out and never improve. Why when profits easy?
October 25, 2025 at 3:26 AM
The fact Kirby Air Riders is releasing next month with a ton of things to do and a focus on polish and putting as much as the creatives want (with no dlc plans too) tells me that it’s a deliberate choice on the part of the Pokémon leadership to cheap out and never improve. Why when profits easy?
I finally realize why 90% of the general population just ignores politics because it’s basically the ending of Raiders 24/7. Staring into an unholy sight of an indescribable cosmic horror and its mere presence destroying your sanity and physical and mental self.
October 25, 2025 at 12:36 AM
I finally realize why 90% of the general population just ignores politics because it’s basically the ending of Raiders 24/7. Staring into an unholy sight of an indescribable cosmic horror and its mere presence destroying your sanity and physical and mental self.
Thank the lord that the prestige label at WB have been putting all the shorts on home media for the last few years. Just a few more releases and we basically have 90% of the shorts and all the Pc ones accessible to own (minus the Disney wannabe days but even die hards don’t really care about those).
October 24, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Thank the lord that the prestige label at WB have been putting all the shorts on home media for the last few years. Just a few more releases and we basically have 90% of the shorts and all the Pc ones accessible to own (minus the Disney wannabe days but even die hards don’t really care about those).
They treat their brands like the bratty kid who won’t share things he isn’t using. “I’m not using this at all or ever in the future, but I won’t let anyone use this even if they will pay me for it.” Maybe letting companies own everything in perpetuity isn’t the best thing.
October 24, 2025 at 10:17 PM
They treat their brands like the bratty kid who won’t share things he isn’t using. “I’m not using this at all or ever in the future, but I won’t let anyone use this even if they will pay me for it.” Maybe letting companies own everything in perpetuity isn’t the best thing.
It’s also that Iger really has bad tastes as a creative. Like, the sheens gone and we’re realizing he just bought a bunch of successful brands and has no idea how to maintain them outside of milking them dry cheaply. Makes sense he wouldn’t get an actual auteur approaching him with an idea.
October 22, 2025 at 11:22 PM
It’s also that Iger really has bad tastes as a creative. Like, the sheens gone and we’re realizing he just bought a bunch of successful brands and has no idea how to maintain them outside of milking them dry cheaply. Makes sense he wouldn’t get an actual auteur approaching him with an idea.
Being the one kid who liked Indiana Jones more than Star Wars watching all this. (Look, Dial wasn’t anything special, but I’m glad the one franchise I care about went out on a note I liked and hey, at least it bombing means Disney won’t make terrible spinoffs for the time being.)
October 22, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Being the one kid who liked Indiana Jones more than Star Wars watching all this. (Look, Dial wasn’t anything special, but I’m glad the one franchise I care about went out on a note I liked and hey, at least it bombing means Disney won’t make terrible spinoffs for the time being.)
Pointing out the Charlie the Dog render from The Looney Tunes show and the Elmer render from Looney Tunes cartoons. I don’t mind the usage of cartoon art in these sets since it gives some character, but this was just inexcusably sloppy.
October 21, 2025 at 3:21 AM
Pointing out the Charlie the Dog render from The Looney Tunes show and the Elmer render from Looney Tunes cartoons. I don’t mind the usage of cartoon art in these sets since it gives some character, but this was just inexcusably sloppy.
Yup. Reminds me of the Collectors Choice 1-4 set where they mixed different incarnations of the toons together. I can excuse a lot of the issues since this is a small operation and we’re lucky to get these types of releases at all, but man they shoot blanks sometimes with their art choices.
October 20, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Yup. Reminds me of the Collectors Choice 1-4 set where they mixed different incarnations of the toons together. I can excuse a lot of the issues since this is a small operation and we’re lucky to get these types of releases at all, but man they shoot blanks sometimes with their art choices.
Honestly, I’m more interested in the lesser directors I’m fascinated by compared to definitive favorites. Art Davis has great rubbery animation and timing and I honestly see Hardaway and Daltons LT work as a guilty pleasure for how odd and offbeat it is compared to the rest even if it isn’t good.
October 19, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Honestly, I’m more interested in the lesser directors I’m fascinated by compared to definitive favorites. Art Davis has great rubbery animation and timing and I honestly see Hardaway and Daltons LT work as a guilty pleasure for how odd and offbeat it is compared to the rest even if it isn’t good.
Man. Life of Brian really was an accurate depiction of how people get themselves into chaotic knots over trying to find the perfect thing out of region and politics wasn’t it.
a group of people are standing in the desert and one of them is shouting he is he is the messiah
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October 18, 2025 at 10:56 PM
Man. Life of Brian really was an accurate depiction of how people get themselves into chaotic knots over trying to find the perfect thing out of region and politics wasn’t it.