Any recommendations for good SOV movies from the '80s/'90s that are NOT horror? There's 'Blonde Death', there's 'No Resistance', what else?

“Download the app to earn rewards points!” Pigma Dengar: “That reward is as good as mine!”

I’m watching Treasure of the Ninja, which was shot on Super 8 and edited on videotape. Interesting that it still looks more “proper" than anything shot on consumer or prosumer grade digital, just because it’s real film. It looks old, and it has an amareurishness to it, but I strongly prefer its look

I only learned today that Tiny Tim was a vociferous supporter of Richard Nixon and the Vietnam War. Never would have guessed! He did, after all, record a cover of the pacifist song "Stay Down Here Where You Belong". I wonder if he understood the song's meaning.

Another brilliant scene written and directed by Giuseppe Andrews, this time from his 2011 film 'Diary'.

One surprising factoid that I learned from that concept art is that Shears' boar mount is supposed to be a clone of Pigma.

It's just hitting me now that "Do the Mario" must have been the result of DiC wanting to start a dance fad to advertise the Super Show, but they had to come up with dance moves that Captain Lou was able to do, so they just had him more or less walk in place. And he still stumbled at the end!

Steampunk is when the sky is completely blotted out by dirigibles. Also, the buildings have giant gears on them that don't do anything.

Exclusive gameplay footage from the new 'Star Fox'

I don't make RIP posts very often but I am very sad to learn of Yuji Ohno's passing. RIP, you brought so much to Lupin and Mighty Orbots

Maybe the most brilliant thing Dr. Seuss ever came up with was opening 'The Lorax' with the question of who lifted the Lorax away, and then at the climax of the story we find out that the Lorax lifted himself into the air and flew away by grabbing hold of his own butt. And it's heartbreaking!!

I love the look of Science Saru's 'Ghost in the Shell' adaptation. It's been a long time since there's been a new anime with visuals that resonate with me so much in every bit I see from it. It's great that a well-made cyberpunk work is allowed to exist at all with drawings like the guy on the left.

It's cupcake time!

Still amazing

I’ve never seen anyone point out that Pigma Dengar’s original design seems to have been inspired by the Odate Pig from ‘Yatterman’.

They completely changed the plot of this episode, so the parts of the ending that reuse footage from the original version feel especially far-out with minimal justification.

I think I've spotted a way to quickly tell which episodes were storyboarded by Bob Camp

I hope we finally get an explanation as to why Falco knows who Einstein is

And featuring Seth Rogen as Pigma Dengar

I worked on the Captain Planet cartoon early in my career and I remember it stemmed from Turner wanting to do something environmentally conscious for kids. I also remember him visiting the studio and hitting on the receptionist. He contained multitudes.

I am very curious what Madame de Pompadour actually thought of this novel.

Nice URL, YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EeX...

My special interest is "things that shouldn't exist but inexplicably do anyway".

Yes of COURSE it's the same elephant. I don't know what you're talking about.

Is it common to dream while sleeping that you’re someone else? Usually I’m still me in my dreams, but sometimes I’m a different person or a fictional character. I dreamed I was a dog once, dreamed I was a unicorn once. I dreamed last night that I was Kirby and I was feuding publicly with Seth Green.

I wonder if the writer of that "Hokey-Con" comic for MAD Magazine feels stupid by now

LEAKED FOOTAGE FROM THE LIVE ACTION KING K. ROOL MOVIE! MAJOR SPOILER: HE VISITS MOO MOO MEADOWS!!!

The David Feiss version of 'Yoohoo and Friends' can alternate between a bit too much of the original's bland cutesiness and heaping dollops of Feiss's demented humor and art style at the drop of a hat. It's all the more amusing for how jarring it is.

if super mario world show were made today instead of rock TV it would be rockGPT and all the prompts would be secretly answered by king koopa telling all the cave people that mario and luigi dying in a wrestling match is a great idea

'Looney Tunes Gokko' reminded me of 'Yoohoo and Friends', which I had never actually watched until just now. The first episode actually made me laugh a few times. The highlights aren't the newly animated material, but the gag dub. Here's a comparison between a faithful dub and the David Feiss dub.

Oh, you don't like Loonatics Unleashed, huh? Too JAGGED and POINTY for you? Here, we made some Looney Tunes especially for YOU, softy.

Close your eyes and turn the sound on and pretend Tigger was in a Mega Man game.

Hey, they ripped off Mighty Mouse!

A clip from 'Destination Moon' (1950)

Cave Story

Apparently the final Cinecolor film was 'The Phantom of Santa Fe' (1954, though it's re-edited from a 1931 Pioneer Multi-Color film). I looked it up and the DVD cover design is just splendid.

I'm only now learning that Cinecolor, a two-color film process, was still used by major motion pictures as late as the mid-1950s. I just watched the trailer for 'Flight to Mars' and it's fascinating to see these raygun gothic designs with this color palette. The movie looks really fun, too.

Kirby Kirby Kirby that’s the name- you think- you should know Kirby Kirby Kirby- you think- he’s the star of the show -you think- He’s more than you think -you think- He’s got maximum pink -you think- Kirby- you think- Kirby- you think- Kirby’s the one

I love how tight and uncomfortable Captain Future’s helmet looks. Also, he seems to have lost his footing…

I wish more Korean animated films made between the '60s and the '90s were internationally accessible in good quality. What I've seen is mostly pretty baffling.

Oh sure, this may have seemed funny to Peggy Chantler Dick when she wrote it in the early 1960s, and to the studio audience when it was filmed, but it's not so funny now, is it?

The recent remaster of 'Cow and Chicken' is now streaming free on Tubi! tubitv.com/series/30001...

Apparently this is the first video I uploaded to BlueSky. I forgot I ever made it.

I don't think you're happy enough! That's right!

I'm glad Pamela Sutch's "Catastrophy" finally got a Blu-ray release

It does not surprise me that he can't count.

I never expected to come across another video game genre descriptor just as annoying as "Metroidbrainia"