This is the second The Pink Panther animated short film. It is mute and mostly uses the main theme instead of sound effects. They are still using the cells from the movie for the title card, but the panther is an updated model. This time they have more backgrounds instead of a white void. The Panther is looking for a sleeping place to invade, until it finds a bed. And then the owner returns. It is filled with abstract and surreal jokes, and it is a lot of fun.

Back in the retail days the price of a CD with a small simple toy was the same as the price of a CD with the freshest AAA release, no matter a local or an international one. People did not care for the budget of the non-existing imaginary software they could not touch with their hand, they only cared for the real physical media they could.

That is indeed a choice for an opening song. Or the rest of the licensed soundtrack. Old people golden hits you wouldn't expect from a movie for babies. I don't get yankee obsession with making babies spin-offs of any popular IP. People hate babies, and babies hate babies more than anyone, because they think they are grown up and love reds music.

The last one was a shameful disgrace. People wanted to see We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story, but got a bug infestation in a nursing home instead. All they needed to do is pretend that the last one didn't happen and give people dinosaurs in New York. Instead they continued with Poochie died on the way back to his home planet…

The Pink Panther is an iconic character beloved internationally. But it takes its origin from a title sequence to an absolutely outdated dull live-action comedy. More than that, even Inspector Clouseau, the far second most important character in the IP, is just a very minor comic relief that barely appears in a movie about a generic old-hollywood dadbod wooing a generic model.

Do i even need to mention naruto run? Wish i could sit and infinitely scroll twitter instead of this film, but i cannot infinitely scroll twitter because there's only like 3-4 tweets per day. Everyone stopped using it, and the alternatives are even more dead, because no good accounts use those. The only people use them are the people who went there to complain about twitter for years.

So i saw that they were re-cut and panned and scanned, so i've found a good proper 4 by 3 collection with russian subs. roofie So it is another cheap-ass weeb cartoon, with half the runtime being static images or recycled scenes. Of static images. The best you get is photographs of people talking. It is a slapstick comedy. But also a stupid-arse cheap generic drama with gore-grind.

Back on its release date g*mers and gamesjournospros were talking about this game, very impressed by its binary political decisions not tied to any red\blue morality. And one of the points to the depth of this game was the choice where your elf wife tells you that the customs of her people is to sleep with your whole crew, which improves the morale significantly but you, the g*mer, is made a digital cuckold.

While the publishers were failing to translate the title of the Behind Enemy Lines series to english, jumping from the Codemasters' monstrous Soldiers: Heroes of World War II, to Ubisoft's stupid Faces of War, to, finally, Men of War, Paradox joined the competition for the most stupid title with their entry Silent Heroes: Elite Troops of World War II…

Another waste of a year is wasted. Any year where pukin is alive is wasted. Video Not very good year for movies. A lot of trash, sequels, and remakes. There were two good films. Heads of State a pretty cool action comedy film that is competently made. The Piss Saga with the freed means of production someone made a hilarious documentary about an insane person.

IMDB claims that it supposed to be 1.85, but the only version i found is a crappy VHSRip in 4 by 3. It's so chewed sometimes it's hard to see what even is supposed to be happening. There exists a DVD-rip somewhere, but anglo-saxons can't even pirate properly, so i couldn't find it. It is a very basic a simple story that covers their origin story.

This animated short is considered to be the 100th entry into Mickey's filmography. It is making fun of the modern times, which is a genre i like. Not for the possible cuckservocuck juvenoia sentiment, but because the authors usually try to create some crazy kooky and all-together ooky contraptions, which look like sci-fi even today. And they are probably evergreen, because they are either too good to be true, or will be passed by the progress making them retro-futuristic.

The album is often listed as a part of Professor Elemental's discography, when it's a self-titled release from a project that was not as successful as one of its members. Beside the whole story of how MC Elemental became Professor Elemental, you clearly can hear that none of the material on the album matches Professor Elemental's themes or style.

It has been ten years since Metal Slug appeared on Steam and twenty years since Metal Slug 5 was ported to Windows. Yet they still do not sell it digitally. So i chose to play it on PCSX2 Nightly - v1.7.4277 And it's same old same old Metal Slug. An arcade action platformer, with a lot of verticality but no mouse controls.

It's an animated short film where Mickey, Goofy, and Donald go and try to kill a whale for no reason. (This is released in 1938.) And it's not even a killer whale, it's a sperm whale upper on a humpback whale receiver. There's no plot or story just some pretty mundane slap-stick.

Today is Disney's take on Das tapfere Schneiderlein. And of course his idea is putting the branding first replacing, the actual characters of the tale with his marketable brands. Mickey is the tailor, the only mouse living in a dog town. Minnie is a mouse princess of a dog king. And the giant is humanoid. Though, he's so big he's closer to a teran than a gigant.

This is the version of Das tapfere Schneiderlein i'm familiar with. It's an animated musical short film directed by the Brumberg sisters. It was all the time on TV back in the day, when TV still existed, and was not a laughable joke about senile boomers. This adaptation follows the story with him outsmarting everyone, but changes the final part a bit, instead of becoming a new king, he makes the entire aristocracy scared of him.

intro Ardegond 616 DREPP troll HEKSEVERK For something called "full Extended Play" it goes for just nine minutes. Out of which a chunk is wasted on the intro. After which the tiny tracks are sorted by the quality, with Ardegond being the best, and each next one being noisier and more faceless.

Я мало кого любила Второй надоел, третьего позабыла Четвёртый исчез во вторник О первом почти ничего не помню О, как намаялась я с тобой Моя попытка номер пять It starts as a decent watch, despite the stale acting and stale lines. You see the retro-futurism, the retro characters, everything is going smoothly. It is sci-fi. And they wear the costumes instead of BDSM daddy leather and normie clothes.

I've stumbled upon the band in a digital newspaper summing up best music of the year, and Richard Ramirez Died Today of Natural Causes is a great slow pressurized tune. So i looked them up and saw that they have a new album this "year". The Great Meadow Persephone Green Bees On Echinacea Christmas In New Orleans All The Artists Live In L.

Disney makes cash on their unasked-for remakes, so now Dreamworks joined-in with live action Shrek donkey on the dragon donkey show. Who the hell asked for it and what 25th frame do they insert to make white people pay for reheated thrice digested vomit leftovers? It's a stupid remake of a mid cartoon that adds nothing good. And somehow the original is 98 minutes and this one is two-arse raping hours.

ver 1.04.1 / Steam V t'ilu vraga is a franchise of real-time tactics games created by ukrainian Best Way. It was extremely popular, but yankees ignored, it because they are yankees (who hate everything good) and because the western publishers are shiet. Codemasters translated such easy name as Behind enemy lines as a tongue-twister Soldiers: Heroes of World War II…

I didn't know the name but i know the tale. Though, in this animated short film there's barely anything left from the story. When adapting it for the ComiColor series Ub Iwerks studio left only a tailor, and a giant, but all the wit and braggery was removed. They even made it a mute film containing only music and exclamations. So for the whole run-time it is just slapstick.