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I believe that Flexo was also done by DiMaggio.

It looks badly rotoscoped. The Ralph Bakshi version of the Lord of the Rings was a rotoscope all over and it looks bad and cheap. So does this.

What about these two guys? Not main characters, but...

Is the game called “Fate of the Future” or Fight for the Future? The box says something different from the article and neither shows up on Funko’s site yet. Gotta make my Christmas wish list as accurate as possible.

I laughed out loud when I read this, but no.

Netflix is still about ratings. They know ‘exactly’ how many homes watched the series, and ‘exactly’ what the drop-off rate was. I liked the original movie okay (saw it in-theatre) and re-watched it with my kids years ago, so they would know what it was. We re-watched the movie again before starting the series, and

It’s not exposure if you can’t tell anybody about it for three years. Three years is way too little, way too late, if you want to ride the wave of something that might be forgotten in three years.

It was a retro-Hugo which are supposed to acknowledge works from before the Hugos were awarded. In this case it was for Best Series, and acknowledges not only Lovecraft, but others who expanded the mythos. From the Hugos site, the award description isBest Series - The Cthulhu Mythos, by H. P. Lovecraft, August

John Lennon was nicknamed “the Devil’s own child” by Little Richard after he urinated on German nuns during an early tour. David Bowie (and many other rock stars) had sex with under-aged girls. (That’s statutory rape even if the girls “really really wanted to”). There are lots of things that get ignored by fans and

It was done before Jimmy Neutron, back in 1993 by Wallace and Gromit.

I can think of a few reasons why they did it. One, because computers colour the cells now, it’s not really expensive to have more colour. You’ll note that Bugs’ eye are completely white while his belly fur is off-white. I think they went all the way back to one of the early designs just for the colour, but left out

Bugs and the gang have changed a lot over the years, but he did have yellow gloves at one time. To shave dollars off budgets, the characters lost certain colours and details as they aged, but this iteration look s alot closer to the classic stuff from the thirties and forties. (Much better than the current one on TV.)

I’ve seen bits and pieces of all of these shows, but haven’t completed more than half of them. Either they didn’t grab me or they started out good and then I gave up. I watched most of the Marvel and DC comics series, but eventually gave up on all of them (some after just a few episodes). I’ve only seen four of the

In Firefox, all the thumbnails are blurry (if they load at all). I know I’m not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but...

In that promo tiny poster posted a week or so ago, I thought I saw an image of the 1990 (John Wesley Shipp) version of the Flash. Can anyone confirm that there’ll be two Flashes, or more, in the cross-over?

I love animated movies but don’t always get the time to see them in the theatre. I missed Tangled which I finally caught on video (great movie). Because of that I made an effort to see Wreck-it Ralph and Frozen. Ralph was great, but I hated Frozen. I didn’t care for the characters or the songs. Naturally it became a ru

As I recall, the two made-for-TV-movies that preceded the series had hints of a dark purpose to Roarke’s running of the island, but it was dropped because TV shows back then didn’t have any kind of secondary sub-plot thing going on. I think Chris Carter and the X-files had a lot to do with the way TV series have moved