Mater discovering that Wasabi tastes terrible doesn't count as character growth?

"In Summer" is hilarious.

It's about her choosing to defeat Gothel in order to stay free rather than give in for the sake of letting the boyfriend live.

The visual effects of he ice are absolutely stunning, and Olaf - especially his "In Summer" song - is hilarious.

I love that one too, but I don't think it's as forgotten as Bolt seems to be.

Well, I can't help cracking up at seeing the barbarians expressing their sensitive sides, and Flynn's cynical stanza toward the end. Not to mention the great rhyming lyrics - "Violence-wise, my hands are not the cleanest/I've always yearned to be a concert pianist", "Though I do like breaking femurs/ you can count me…

Tangled. "I've Got a Dream" is an all-time great, and "Moher Knows Best" is brilliant manipulation.

I would say the most underrated Disney animated film is Bolt. It's practically forgotten, but I love it - a cross-America road trip, Bolt discovering what it's like to be a normal dog (yet still acting as a hero), Mittens's sad situation, and the locale-appropriate pigeons…pure Disney genius.

The author mentions "The Princess and the Frog" and "Frozen" in how later Disney animated featured fail to hold up to Beauty and the Beast, but skips right over "Tangled", which (IMHO, of course) is easily the best of the new batch. The twisted manipulations of Mothe Gothel, the sweet naivete of Rapunzel, the way the…

Yes, but he also figured out the cause of human spontaneous combustion. Basically, aside from genetic engineering (Dr. Mephesto), Randy's a scientist who works in whatever discipline is needed. (and a songwriter, to boot!)

Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.

So, a Vanity Fair article is about appeal to men? Who buys Vanity Fair? Or Cosmopolitan, Shape, Self, or half-a-dozen other magazines that feature celebrity women in sexy dress on the cover, with interior photo-shoots and puff personality pieces to match?

I thought "Babble" was the obvious answer they were going for, and one of the panelists did have that.

Is she really difficult to understand? She's been indoctrinated as a Soviet spy, and she's still acting in that capacity. End of story. She's a cool customer, but I've never seen any suggestion that she's abandoned the USSR.

Mr. Garrison and Mr. Hat!

No anticipation for Zootopia? After the last trailer, I can't wait to see the thing.

This was mainly a DC problem, Marvel had Falcon, Storm and Luke Cage/Power Man without feeling the need to label any of them "Black", not to mention that a Black Panther is an actual variety of panther, not just so named to distinguish the super-hero as a black man. They slipped a bit with Black Goliath, but…

I thought they were just "Butt Buddies." But then again, that probably changed since the Supreme Court decision this past summer.

Starfox.

Garth Jennings's Hitchhiker's Guide movie was not underrated. It sucked big time.