I'm definitely not shitting on them, I really like the Toy Story films, I just personally don't love them as much as I apparently should based on the amount of praise they get.

Guys, I think we're forgetting about the release of the most 1995 movie of all time:

Toy Story 1-3 are a nice set films, with some genuinely emotional moments, they are also the most overrated and overpraised Pixar films to date.

Something tells me if this feature had been about 1994 or any other year really, his responses would be exactly the same just with slightly tweaked examples.

The fact that 45 minutes into the movie, they're still in fucking Bags End, is pretty awful.

From memory, it takes about 3-4 episodes to get going in Season 1, but by that point the visuals and overall style should have hooked you.

It was exactly the kind of horror movie I enjoy the most, and I mean it was good and all, it just wasn't as effective as I was hoping.

YourNeighbourhoodChemist is going off is fucking nut this week.

Day of the Tentacle is full of the most ridiculous adventure game puzzles of that period and I love it for it.

I've got a week of exams left, so I'm not getting stuck into a new game until I can spend some time with it without feeling guilty.

Now strap in for a fun 2 month wait before the next one.

Do it, you won't be disppointed.

PossiblY go wrong…That's he first thing that's ever gone wrong.

They could probably genetically engineer the dinosaurs so their poop smelled pleasant

She really was fantastic in that film, I would love to see a sequel following her character out in society.

FEEmales are strong as hell!

I have Melissa McCarthy fatigue, and I've never even seen any of her movies.

I hope that means they're bringing back the animatronic version of it as well.

I'd like to see Mr Burns as John Hammond, surprised The Simpsons hasn't used this as a plot yet.

That first reveal is so well played and emotional, the actors sell the shit out of it, particularly Laura Dern and Sam Neil.