Tea
I sure love tea.
Yes I do

Again, I got to point out, while there are young'ns who love 2d animation (Hopefull the new disney one will turn more onto it) this movie is absolutely marketing to its demographic. You said it yourself, kids don't know/care about the book, but they love their 3d films. Look at Shrek, its horrible, but it keeps…

"Crank 2 was a non-stop thrill-ride", is what I was going to say, before I spaced.

I can only half agree. I thought the book was kick ass as a kid, and the illustrations really did make it. And I was disappointed that they took a different visual approach.

McRib's actually retro now.

I bet Oprah tivo's Its Always Sunny.

Good!
I've gotten the impression animation community (at least online) has been expecting this to not be so good, and smugging out on it. I'm glad it's decent.

There's so much testosterone going on in that photo, I think I just grew another penis.
I'm up to 1 and 1/2.

What?!
I didn't see THIS is MY copy of Brooklyn Vegan! I read it thoroughly on my fixie on the way to the farmer's market.
Also, soy.

Cars movies are much easier to make (sequels especially, all the characters are already designed) and, if you haven't been in a sears/target/walmart in the last 4 years, Cars sells a shitload of toys.

I feel bad.
Johnny Cash doesn't have anyone to bitch and moan about who owns his likeness.

Yawn
Let me know when they make a movie based off the Barry White catalogue.

I'm looking forward for when we're past 2012 and the recurring number as the month/day/year concept can stop being used by opportunistic movie releases.

We need an actor with finesse.

They should have a show primarily about a middle aged man who lusts after high school aged girls.

In crash, she was Racist Sandra Bullock.

Bullshit, I think you told a lie.

I like those H&M ads with Katy Perry in the skintight leotard.

Tom Wait's The theme from the wire.

Yeah, white rabbit's for death by DMT overdose.