So here's this giant enemy crab.

Out of the whole movie, this is the joke I'm still giggling at the next day. Why can't I grow up?

The film was directed by the person who voiced the Warden of Superjail!

This is not a YTP. This is an unedited clip from a 2014 film that premiered at Sundance.

I think 'The Kentucky Fried Movie' is a mixed bag overall but bits of it are utterly brilliant.

I just learned that a movie called 'The Princess and the Plumber' was released in 1930 and I can't find a copy online or even any concrete evidence that it survives. I'm so frustrated!!

Aww, I think they're falling in love! <3

The extended version of the Superjail theme song is genuinely melancholy, isn't it? www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_6g...

And he probably made his apology very loudly.

It's that time of year again!

Ralph?

Is it just me or does Terry Nation's scripting for Blake's 7 feel more "modern" than his Doctor Who scripts from the same decade? This dialogue from ep 2 for example isn't amazing but it feels like it aims higher than most of his Doctor Who dialogue. Rebecca's World is still my fav work by Nation.

I wonder if the person who thought of Sonic SatAM as a metaphor for "the freedom of the United States" is still alive, and if so, what that person thinks about American freedom today.

Sonic slaps Antoine for stuttering

"Fresh Lobster" (1928) is about exactly what I'd hoped it would be about.

"Swing You Sinners" enters the public domain in two months but it's Halloween NOW

All my respect for The Line, gone.

Just rewatched "Treehouse of Horror VI". The Simpsons was so good 30 years ago! ;o;

I just remembered I wrote and illustrated full Evangelion doujinshi back in 2009 (I was 19) with a few friends helping me with the Japanese. I auctioned one copy on eBay (and threw in a free DVD of Ratatoing or something) and then never did anything with the several dozen other copies I printed!

Keep the Christmas spirit in your heart all year round!

Robotnik: "The dream begins..." Snivley: "MmmMmMMmmm~~~"

Heavy Metal 2000 SUUUCKS. The only positives are Frédéric Talgorn's score (though the insert songs are often pretty bad IMO), some of the backgrounds are pretty cool, and occasionally the movie is amusingly bad rather than offputtingly bad. For some reason THIS cut has the best animation in the film

Why did nobody ever bother to tell me this show existed?! ;o;

Thought this was somehow Loss at first

Crossposting a @petsuchan.bsky.social tweet here since I don't use Twitter. I feel the same way about Time Etranger and the JP version of Mewtwo Strikes Back; when I made a list of my 20 favorite animated films in 2023 both were on it. People are still discovering Time Etranger and getting surprised

I've seen this cartoon and I don't understand the poster at all. Why is Donald just standing there smiling with bloodshot eyes as Chip and Dale eat his food? Why is a third, giant chipmunk (who does not appear anywhere in the film itself) depicted rushing into Donald's abode?

I've been trying to come up with the most cursed concept I can possibly think of and I think I've just succeeded: Tilly Norwood Funko Pop

This joke from the Paul Lynde Halloween Special (1976) is rather surprising to hear in a special from (1976)

Spotify’s founder, Daniel Ek, is another techno-fascist billionaire. He’s invested in AI that specializes in war, surveillance and violence, so it’s no surprise he’s fine with running ICE ads on Spotify. If you haven’t already, cancel your Spotify subscriptions. Let’s make them feel like Disney+.

The intro sequence in Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters is 16:9 in the movie, but animator Devin Flynn uploaded a 4:3 version to Vimeo at vimeo.com/36180114 that shows a bit more image in the first cut. I thought at first the whole thing would be that way so I started restoring it

Oh yeah, Rebecca Sugar was a big fan of this show, wasn't she?

This ad should be remembered.

My ideal form of "artsy-fartsy" also has a bit of an aura of "shitpost" to it and my ideal form of "shitpost" also has a bit of an aura of "artsy-fartsy" to it. The most perfect example I can think of is this 1987 short by Bill Plympton which would be at home in a museum or in a YouTube watch party.

The Demented Cartoon Movie but with Akira-quality animation: Would it be funnier or less funny?

I love finding animated works with drawings that could easily be considered amateurish, but the way the drawings move feels deliberate even in its awkwardness and comes off as exquisitely done. One example is RamboJoe's "MariOhBoy" from 2017-- particularly the bit with Mario fighting the Koopa.

Oh, I thought the world was a bit bigger...

Today I discovered the work of Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802), who painted people with more amusing expressions than I'm used to seeing in art from the era.

The Kickstarter for Milton Knight's independent animated short "CAT AND MOUSE" is up. The in-progress work looks incredible! Consider backing if you want to see a genuinely unique cartoon from a very talented cartoonist.

I really enjoyed this one! If you're not put off by dark humor, I recommend it.

In the dark of the night, I was tossing- a salad.

The spookiest costume of all