I think I'm the only one who found season three to be really overwrought and annoying. I mean, Cumberbatch is a good Sherlock, but "The Sign of Three" relied waaaayy too heavily on him to be enjoyable. *ducks*

I was a bit curious about that too. That trailer had a very "Sony Animation" level of USA pop-culture dorkiness for a Mexican-themed story.

Visually = aces.

Music choices + types of jokes we see in every mediocre animated film = so very meh.

I think the big concern from the industry is that condoms cause a lot of irritation for the women; given exactly how much time they have to spend shooting. I support the condom-usage from a point of view that it will help to normalize it for those young minds who are consuming porn, but I'd rather the workers decide.…

I still have my Legos.

The fact that whenever they make Splinter an ordinary rat in the TMNT mythos, they have him learning martial arts before he gets mutated. Its silly to me: how does a rat with limited intelligence learn martial arts? Mutation is supposed to give him intelligence. This was made even sillier in the first movie where…

Enough with "eidetic memory" characters. If your plot needs a character with that, let it sit for a few months until you get a better idea.

If everyone else is reading something I have a hard time jumping on the bandwagon. I still haven't read the Harry Potter books although I mean to get around to it eventually. I'll never read the Da Vinci Code. If people who hardly ever read are into something, the contrarian in me has to take a pass.

Children and teenagers making dumb decisions purely for the sake of introducing a plot element.

CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP.

...by which you mean "demand that nobody forces you to live by the rules of their religion."

Too bad didn't make it in, Foghorn as a preacher makes perfect sense and the Casper cameo would have been fun. Just adding to the whole fine motif of the film as a classic noir, just with living cartoons.

Show-stopping you say?

Jai Ho from the end Credits of Slumdog Millionaire

Gotta go with "Hellfire" from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame".

It's not the best. It's not a show stopper. But it was the first thing that came to mind...because it's still awesome.

I feel like that's a shitty response. I was asking a question to a forum of people who I expected would be both knowledgeable and willing to share what makes it great. So why don't you Google "how not to be a sarcastic shithead."

My favorite part is when the chyron says"Didn't actually happen" just as Godzilla hacks up the tiny car. Apparently legal was concerned someone would try and drive their Fiat filled with carefully calculated diverse friends into Godzilla's gaping maw and then sue when he didn't harmlessly deposit them back on the road.

"The night is darkest just before the dawn. And I promise you, the dawn is coming."

"Maybe"