The biggest offputting bit about Treasure Planet for me is the painfully-heavy volumes of teen angst, to the point where Jim is easily my least-favorite character, even below the farting slug.

Anyone who has seen this movie loved it. It is just pure, undiluted, fantasy fun.

There's some of that in Telltale Games' version.

If they made this now but with computer generated animation it would be a fucking license to print money.

I don't have a picture, but Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. That movie is fucking awesome. It showed that there are worlds out there that can be fun and crazy simply to be fun and crazy. And it showed video game physics in a way that was fantastic instead of ridiculous.

That was wonderfully self-aware and charming.

Not as compelling as an Octodad movie!

My emotions!

As far as parodies go, this was incredible.

Is it wrong that my standards for kitten film remakes are higher than this?

if you wanna stop the spread get rid of the heteros making them :P

Beyond being 2 wonderful movies, I would say that both of these pretty well sum up how tech in the 2000's felt like it was leading to artificiality, isolation and alienation. It was the comedown after the giddy highs of 90's VR and internet worship, caused by familiarity and practicality.

Name: Wall-E (2008)

I was going for joke.

This would be in my top 20 list of things you never want to hear, regardless of circumstances. Kind of re-defines "floater", doesn't it?

One great thing about being an adult is that teens are very unattractive to me. GO DO YOUR HOMEWORK TYLER.

Olaf is really one of the sweetest parts of the story, and (mostly) endearing.

"Say my name!"