I don't think Aladdin 3 is a good film overall, but the concept of King Midas' hand as a relic is extremely cool. Its existence, and how it was hidden away magically levitating in a temple on a traveling island, imply the most fascinating backstory. Also, this Genie quote is the funniest ever.

I don't think I'd ever seen this one before, just a couple of the SpongeBob ones. Jimmy Neutron making YTP on live TV!

OK but where can I find the UNauthorized version of Yogi Bear and the UOJPBTCUTPAKIC?

a friend's husband once said to me "on Instagram when i get ads theyre from influencers instead of companies and it so it feels like i have angels visiting me to recommend great products" and i had to keep talking to him for like 25 minutes after that

"Check out my new controller, Fred!" "Aw Barn, don't tell me you got suckered into one of those cheap little Sabertooth Tigerz controllers, those thing barely even work! You gotta get a REAL Claystation controller!"

People on Reddit are getting Amazon to refund their Ring products because of their partnership with Flock and that creepy Super Bowl ad www.reddit.com/r/FlockSurve...

“I don’t like Bad Bunny because I can’t understand Spanish.” You are WEAK. Weeaboos have been jamming out to songs they don’t understand in Japanese for decades.

This is shit, Luigi!

Watched 'The Land Before Time' yesterday, and I decided to watch Jenny Nicholson's video on the series tonight. I'm baffled by a lot of what she says, especially that the first one has no themes or lessons. How do you miss the themes of grief, spirituality, and achieving far-off dreams together?

This movie seems like a winner!

Are there any other big guys I should know about?!

"Additional". Yeah, that's the way to describe 'em.

I guess cartoons collectively decided that this in particular is the "We're going to use you as bait" face?

The Merry-Go-Round Broke Protocol

"microtransactions in games started by cabal of pedophile elites for the purpose of indoctrinating kids into an economy" Ok. Well, we all knew it was evil somehow but I really didn't expect Epstein to be responsible for why video games are bad now. That's just not what I would've thought.

Rewatching 'Tron' has gotten me very curious what Steven Lisberger thinks about the advent of you-know-what and especially the way Disney is embracing it. Lisberger is still alive but I haven't found any relevant comments from him.

Another billboard design

With proper backing music, a standard walk cycle can be hilarious. (Film is 'Sárkány és papucs'.)

The most riveting of television

Fireball XL5 ending credits appreciation post

Fraggle Rock Funny Moments

Fire. The untamed element, oldest of man’s mysteries, giver of warmth, destroyer of forests! Right now this building is on fire! Yes! The building is on fire! Leave the building! Enact the age old drama of self preservation!

Please enjoy this photo of the Horace and Jasper bodypillows my aunt crafted for me when I was 5 years old and brain-meltingly obsessed with 101 Dalmatians.

I watched 'Munchie' tonight with a few friends and it's probably the most entertaining Roger Corman-produced movie I've ever seen.

Does a single person anywhere go to see movies because Chris Pratt is in them? His continued presence as a film star is just perplexing at this point.

Early Fleischer and Van Beuren cartoons were the absolute most fun. The gags give off the feeling of being made up on the fly. Incredible that something that requires so much planning and work can feel improvisational!

I don't like that "big guy" has changed from referring to Bane to referring to SpongeBob.

OK, I just saw the Andy Serkis ‘Animal Farm’ trailer (against my will). I’d thought the “Napoleon drives a Cybertruck” thing was a joke someone made up…

I was confused at first by the apparent use of the word "pixelated" in the 1948 film 'Bill and Coo', since the term supposedly didn't exist until 1991. The closed captions on Tubi also thought the narrator said "pixelated". Actually, he said "pixilated", an unrelated word attested from 1848!

"Flanderization" is a common phenomenon in which a fictional character who is initially established as having a unique personality gradually changes to instead have the exact same personality as Ned Flanders from 'The Simpsons'. This happens surprisingly frequently, seemingly by pure coincidence.

This is the fucking limit. I had no idea that Amazon drivers AREN'T ALLOWED TO SING wat CRUSH this monopoly wtf my levels were already redlining www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...

Me and my friends just discovered Jackie Chan Fantasia, which is like if you combined Jackie Chan Adventures with Christmas in New York and Mondo TV's other output.

will is right, ICE and the entire trump administration is acting aggressive in hopes that it will silence opposition into submission and it’s important to not give them that. what’s happening in minneapolis will sadly come for us and we need to be ready

'Spectreman' is maybe the most fun I've ever had watching Showa-era tokusatsu.

Been watching 'Spectreman' with friends recently. Extremely fun show!

This sure is what cartoons looked like in 2003

80% of Omi's facial expressions are ripped straight from Goku, but sometimes you'll see something like this instead

When Xiaolin Showdown aired on Kids' WB, it was advertised as "anime inspired". Now I watch and see something clearly more expensive than any TV anime, but that doesn't look nearly as good. Really it feels more Samurai Jack inspired, but without anyone involved who can pull off visuals like Genndy.

Authentic dialogue