Yes, my definition of "cartoons" includes computer generated animation. :) I my original post was pretty much in line with, "Rather worryingly, Variety says the film will be "80 per cent LEGO", with the makers seemingly hoping to successfully combine human and computer generated actors." It just never seems like a…

Oh I loved those as a kid. :)

To clarify, I didn't mean so much financial success, since by that, Michael Bay is a very successful director. I would include computer animated films like Garfield and Smurfs because I see the same problem; although the creators are trying to blend them into the real world better.

Outside of say, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, has there been any successful human/cartoon movie made?

Only one way to deal with these schmucks...

It's not a planet...it's a space station!

Before you get cocky...

Now she'll die of colon cancer. :(

I suppose I should offer it to family or close friends first. ;)

NOW I know what I want for Christmas. Looks like I'll be re-gifting my Transformer to someone this holiday season. :)

lol

Hey, at least there's no dreamcatchers...yet.

A friend of the family gave me a Apple III when I was in high school. It was pretty out of date at the time I got it so I didn't use it much. The first Mac I bought myself was a 266 Mhz Lime iMac and until a few years ago I never bought anything but Apple computers. I'd have to say my favor Mac I ever owned was a 450…

Hmmm...looks a bit similar to this. :)

Dan Cummins has a good idea...

My second car was a 1988 Crown Vic Police Interceptor...best $800 I ever spent. It was such a great college car. :D

After playing with Windows 8 DP yesterday my first thought was of OSX when it first launched with the Classic Environment. Until Apple removed Classic, OSX felt like a transitional operating system and that's what I took away from my time with Windows 8. I'm guessing that we'll slowly see the "Windows 7 Mode" slowly…