>>8745
She is not forcing you to accept what she's saying. Is that the bit that annoys you?

>>8748

She makes a sexy half-assed Yoko at least.

>>8773
I am glad you have finally seen the light :')

It was...pleasant. I hesitate to call it a good movie.

It was very nice visually, the characters were charming, it was kind of funny. While it seemed kind of short, and the story was predictable, it was still enjoyable enough to feel like I didn't waste my time.

So... what do you think?

>>8691
I think that fat gray cat is a twat and a vile betrayer. Good animation, though.

The background was nice, the models were kind of stiff, I was reminded of the french-CGI-animated Garfield series for some reason.

The ending was really dark and kind of pissed me off >:( stupid gray cat.

>>8697
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that Angry Beavers wasn't as good a show as everybody says.

It's entertaining, but no more so than The Mighty B, or My Life as a Teenage Robot, or Penguins of Madagascar.

Nostalgia is just a powerful drug.

>>8699
Sir, I challenge you to a round of fisticuffs to defend my very true, too-well founded opinion.

When shall we meet at the saloon?

Angry Beavers sucked, but wasn't as bad as Cat Dog.

I wouldn't say Hey Arnold! sucked, but I think after that show things started to fall apart over there.

Then they had a couple awesome shows in Invader Zim and Avatar that more or less saved Nicktoons.

And Korra is a Nicktoon. They fly a banner with her on it next to all the other nicktoon banners at the animation studio I work across the freeway from. XD I drive by it every day.

>>8689
I maintain to this day that is was with CatDog that Nick started to go downhill.

>>8618


What do you suppose happened to AJ's,Big Mac's and AppleBloom's parents?

>>8626

Faust said something about them going away and AJ and BM taking care of Sweet Apple Acres

Technically they're not dead but you can assume that they are <_<

I've always wondered if Granny Smith was still called that when she was a kid.

That would be kinda messed up.

Not entirely unrelated...

http://www.thunderboltmountain.com/products/4020-flying-pink-pony-unicorn-with-magical-ballerina-fairy

Cool.

I remember catching the trailing minutes on Nickelodeon and finally getting a chance to watch the series ~2006ish. I thought this got the redlight, but am very happy to see a continuation!

http://en.lescitesdor.com/accueil.php

I like how Toonami/Adult Swim/whatever will air an anime showing people being sliced in half, impaled on a bed of spikes, blown up, decapitated, etc., even a group of kids, but we can't have anyone saying "shit", censor it, CENSOR IT!

American television standards are fucking retarded.

>>8481

Every country has their ridiculous contradictions in what they'll allow on television. The US is nothing special.

>>8482

As an example: the UK seems to have few issues with nudity and foul language, but violence gets scrutinized far more. (All the better, I say.)

>>8483
Dunno about TV, but UK has all sorts of stuff being released on DVD.

Look closely. ;)

In before penises. Penises everywhere! in Disney movies.

>>8098
the prince/Beast from Beauty and the beast I notice first

nick jr. sex scene

>>8122

The executives running media corps are the highest paid morons in the country.

Didn't this happen a few years back?

>>8189
When you're marketing to morons, you need the best Judas goats money can get.

IMO, Care Bears will never be as popular as it was in the 80s-early 90s. It was huge compared to MLP - those who remember Care Bears from their childhood know the newer 'versions' of it is inferior.

MLP:FIM just sort of happened, it had all the right elements.

Official website for the second movie:
http://www.zambeziamovie.com/index.html

Oh please tell me that's not an edit. Can somebody confirm it, please?

>>8085

Legit.

>>8086
So flawless I can't make a straight face over it.