I was a huge fan of Skins back in the day, but by the time series 6 rolled around, I had stopped enjoying it. Though I was sad when it was cancelled, in a way it was a relief, because I'd be able to stop needing to watch it. I really liked the characters the show brought in for series 5, but the way the writers…

Say wut.

I'm glad to be hearing such good stuff about this movie, because I was pretty skeptical about it. I actually had no idea that the team behind "Clone High" was behind it. I'll definitely need to check it out, now.

Oh for sure it's cool aesthetically, especially given the time during which it was made. But I found the voice acting and much of the dialogue pretty lousy, and I didn't buy the "love" between the prince and the unicorn lady.

Maybe it's because I didn't grow up with it, but I finally sat my ass down and watched "The Last Unicorn" during the holidays, and was totally underwhelmed. I just don't understand why everyone claims it's such a masterpiece.

Ugh, it's so weird and upsetting seeing his name after "R.I.P.".

The "Basketsball" contradiction confused me too, but maybe he meant that the plot was a good way to reintegrate Coach into the show, but the way it was carried out was weak? I dunno.

I don't mind how Don and Leo look actually, but Mikey and Raph…jeezus.

I think it was because the writers made the wise choice to have Olaf be rather soft-spoken. His voice wasn't at all grating or obnoxious.

But often it does seem as if the producers are going out of their way to not include a character of colour who contributes to the stories in any significant way.

Charlotte's up there but Naveen isn't? Or Shang? :(

Fuck yeah Flophouse!

Christ, and I'm still recovering from watching Blackfish earlier this week. :(

"Let it Go" brought me to tears the first time I listened to it (and a few times after, as well). It's the Disney anthem of my 20s.

Personally, I think that Adam Brody would have made a better Scott Pilgrim than Michael Cera did.

It's going to take me a while to get used to seeing Damon Wayans Jr. kiss someone who isn't Eliza Coupe.

Among the more unsettling experiences in high school involving moving images, my grade 12 religion teacher, an older guy who was a former colonel in the armed forces, made us watch a lot of shoujo anime in class. He also seemed to be a little too into the history of the sailor fuku. And don't get me wrong - I really…

They're called Billsleds.

"Derice, a gold medal is a wonderful thing. But if you're not enough without one, you'll never be enough with one."

I thought I was the only one who was frightened by the hornet scene in My Girl! I remember the film being on TV when I was maybe 8 or 9, and I just happened to tune in as that scene unfolded. Because of that scene, I've never been able to sit down and watch My Girl in its entirety, and I'm almost 27.