Previous articles about this film did state that it was about Wile E. Coyote suing Acme over their products, and not just “two hours” of him “getting his ass handed to him by a sadistic bird”. It is called Coyote Vs. Acme, after all, not Coyote Vs. Road Runner. Maybe this article should have included a brief synopsis…

Thanks for confirming that you know nothing about what the movie was actually going to be like. Or for some weird but convincing satire. Not sure which is going on here, to be honest; it’s getting harder and harder to tell.

WBD rejected them because they came in below the desired $75 to $80 million price tag

A Goofy Movie and (citing another studio) Batman: Mask of the Phantasm made the same DTV-to-theaters pivot while delivering a quality product; they both fizzled at the box office but have at least redeemed themselves over the years. So it’s certainly possible. I won’t speculate on how likely it is, but it’s definitely…

Technically, Coco and Luca are Pixar films, so I’m not sure if TheUnnumberedOne would have counted them anyway. And my favorite Disney CGI movies so far have been Zootopia and Tangled, no shade meant to the ones you mentioned as I enjoyed them all as well (yes, even Frozen II, flawed though it was).

Honestly, Strange World deserved better; it wasn’t an outright classic, but it was a fun update on B movies from the ‘60s. I’d rate it above Atlantis: The Lost Empire but not quite as good as Treasure Planet.

Don’t worry, it’s not religious, just really testosterone-heavy, based on my quick internet search about it.

Eh, I was able to get some really cheap with a coupon so figured I would try them. And I wish I’d run across your advice before my experience with them, as I’m pretty sure that would have helped a great deal.

I tried one.

As well as their farce about a failed kitchenware gadget, “Pot Tarps”.

Brown Sugar Cinnamon is my old standby, though some of the limited-time flavors turn out pretty good. There was some sort of cookie dough flavor one a couple of years ago that was way too sweet for breakfast, but made for a good snack/dessert.

How long are people nuking their pastries, a full minute? I’ve never had to go over 20 seconds to get them as warm as they’d be from a toaster.

I have never burned my mouth on a Pop-Tart. What kind of nuclear-powered toasters are other people using to get them that hot?

The pair does have one major chance to win back some iota of public opinion with their upcoming sci-fi epic 3 Body Problem, which premieres March 21 on Netflix. Jury’s still out on that

To say he was the only thing worth watching in Iron Man 2 is an exaggeration, but not much of one.

It just seems like that kind of movie, and honestly, I wouldn’t be disappointed. Sometimes utter ridiculousness serves the story.

I’d rather watch an overstuffed, self-satisfied spy spoof featuring loads of talented actors having a blast than a consistently amusing, competent comedy with absolutely nothing new or fresh to offer. C+ or not, I’m adding this to my “to watch” list.

talks like Seth Rogen (it’s actually Paul Walter Hauser, but he does sound like Pumbaa)

At the time, I thought TLJ was Johnson attempting to take the sequels into a different direction than the “original trilogy greatest hits!” approach of TFA while still remaining firmly in the Star Wars universe, and while I disagreed with some of his choices, the overall direction he was going excited me. A third film…

Is it just me, or have there been significantly more items on pop culture sites lately that treat an actor saying that they liked a movie that they appeared in as something just shy of a moral failing?