Chomsky calls himself a socialist libertarian. The two terms seem to have become mutually exclusive only recently.

Turned off by the creepy faces and weird movement. Why the motion capture?  It looks fake, and makes everything move way too smoothly. Animation requires a bit of exaggeration to make things look 'real', and motion capture just doesn't provide. There are plenty of great animators out there trained in character…

Wow, this looks awful. The only way I'd even consider giving this a look is if they did some sort of parallel perspective where you saw this bullshit happening ,and then they would cut to punk shows or hip-hop, or the growing alt an indie scenes at the time. Jukebox musicals are pretty much only for tacky nostalgic…

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Sweet! Well, here's an english version, no edits!

Ah man, it's in spanish, noooooo!

at least there don't appear to be any scimitars involved

I figure if people can talk about the youtube version, than this can't be too verboten…

Now I wish RB made a Goatboy special…

I like …cloth?

Wasn't Eisenberg the parrot in 'Rio'?

Say it ain't so, Jaques!

It's be cool if they managed to make it so Strummer turns out to be the chick in 'Last Tango In Paris' while on his incognito adventures.

I remember George Carlin said something similar, but it was centred on his disbelief in reincarnation.

More like Rainbow CRASH, amirite?

Wait, so does Mumble -still- have that grotesque baby penguin head on an adult body? That shit is downright creepy, and the thing I hated most about this film. Do you know how fucked up that would look if these were humans? that would be a toddler's head on an adult man's body. I get why they did it, but the…

This argument is idiotic. "Classic Rock" is just old rock. As you get older, the stuff that's worth remembering gets integrated into those stations. There's no distinct shift, you're just getting old.

Also, your avatar is cool.

Ugh, that horse-sinking scene was so tedious. I couldn't wait for that fucker to finally drown so the whining would stop.

That movie didn't make me afraid of death, it made me afraid of being poor.