It could be that other large luminous object that shines at night sometimes. I believe it’s called the Moon.

ETA this. The greatest “Ventriloquist” act ever.

It could be that other large luminous object that shines at night sometimes. I believe it’s called the Moon.

ummm....moonlight...?

I would trade this sequel for another good Albert Brooks movie. Seriously, what happened to you after Mother, dude? What happened to the guy who did Comedy Minus One and this?

Wait, those fish in that movie couldn’t actually talk?!

Seriously. It reminds me of when I was watching the Star Wars prequels and I was like, “Return of the Jedi came out 16 years ago, how can these movies take place BEFORE then?” Fucking ruined them for me.

Yes, in a film about talking fish the fact that the story apparently doesn’t take place twelve years after the last instalment is definitely the most confusing point.

Or they were yelling “XBOX RECORD THAT!” while hiding to make sure the clip didn’t get ruined.

As someone whose saved clips end like this a lot, he probably took a moment to double click the home button to quickly record the clip. Looks like this was recorded with the standard Xbone recording, as it is the standard length of 30 seconds.

I read the title and first map to come to mind was Truth. If you don't have a good team in that map you are done! Actually every map you need a good team you have to learn how to run them and take control of the strongest points.

I love how after those shots the player just takes a moment to bask in the glory of what they accomplished.

That’s half of it. The other half is that they then used his name to market the film which Disney famously didn’t do because they wanted the films themselves to be the stars, so in effect they made extra money using him in a away they’d agreed not to. Basically, they paid him for being a basic performer, but then…

O.o

Unless you watched the Disney Afternoon back in the mid-nineties. They marketed the FUCK outta those OVAs during that block.

It’s sort of cute how Disney saw theatrical sequels as déclassé, and would suck in money doing cheap-o DTV releases. Now with Pixar and other (mostly) bland CGI affairs, it’s almost mandatory.

Like almost all traditionally animated Disney features, there were a few direct-to-video sequels. They don’t get theatrical release, and thus aren’t heavily marketed.

The Return of Jafar