I really liked the first driving scene where the camera is just spinning around for the majority of it in one take (or a faked version of that kind of thing).

It’s Pizza Dog. He was a very bad boy.

I’ve only watched bits and pieces of this, but the sound quality really stuck out to me; really sounds like it was recorded just yesterday.

Jimmy Fallon is the textbook definition of “failing upward.”

Shame such good animation went to something like that.

The CBS parade broadcast fascinates me.

Yeah, I like the idea that while other characters like Loki off having some crazy space adventure and Sam and Bucky are fighting new supersoldiers, Clint has to deal with a bunch of nerds.

She also elevates The Edge of Seventeen from being a generic coming-of-age move.

They have done a few storybook sketches depicting Japanese Muppets, but those are all white people doing (not super offensive, but still) accents. I don’t believe they’ve even had an Asian Muppet performers before, so that could be a big reason why they haven’t tried until now.

They’ve had Alan, the storekeeper of Hooper’s, since 1998. He’s a human, not a Muppet, but still.

If you want to see a musical version of The Shop Around the Corner, track down the pro-shot of SHE LOVES ME with Zachary Levi; it’s great.

Hows about the bears from We Bare Bears? A three-man team-up would be hard to beat. Especially Ice Bear.

Yeah, HBO Max makes things pretty easy to find; you can even search for individual episodes of shows.

Yeah, it seems to be the new thing Disney is trying out.

Yeah, unlike Wikipedia, there’s no mechanic to cite sources anything there.

When they show MJ falling, I was a little worried they’d bring back that silly moment from Amazing Spider-Man 2 where he shoots the web to catch his love and it makes a little hand.

Thar will be Doozers.

Sheesh. I bet you like popping kids’ balloons for fun.

It’s certainly not impossible, re: Mitchells and the Machines and Spider-Verse.

This is the feeling I’ve had after watching some of the 2D films I hadn’t seen before (like Brother Bear or Atlantis). Each film has its own style and look, and they’re all gorgeous. Sure, the CGI these days is a vast step from the first Toy Story, but what good is it if every film is just going to look exactly the…