What impressive placing of that Venus Flytrap.
MAYBE IT'S A METAPHOR
Which episode is that? I don't remember it at all.
2:30 - One Piece - 336 - Chopperman to the Rescue! Protect the TV Station by the Shore!
Holy crap, we're already on episode 10 of Samurai Champloo? Can't believe we're almost at the halfway point.
A ToonamiGAF classic. Gotta love it.
At least we're not watching a marathon of Naruto Shippuden filler!
I'm glad their contract only allows them two episodes with no marathons allowed.
Not that it matters to me, I skip marathons.
I'm glad their contract only allows them two episodes with no marathons allowed.
Not that it matters to me, I skip marathons.
Wait what? source?
Source?
I think it was in an Ask.FM question to Demarco
Someone has to remember this right?
Either that or the way their streaming only has the last two episodes.
So Zootopia is pretty good. Amazing animation.
So...
...did anyone here go see The Good Dinosaur?
Disney is outdoing Pixar these days with 3D animated movies.
So...
...did anyone here go see The Good Dinosaur?
I think it was in an Ask.FM question to Demarco
Someone has to remember this right?
Either that or the way their streaming only has the last two episodes.
I rented it earlier today. It was okay. Well made but very simple. Felt like a feature length short story. I enjoyed Zootopia more.
Feels that way. Though we'll see how 2017-2019 PIxar fares after the likely lull of Finding Dory and Cars 3. Saw a preview for the former, it was "eh".
I think it was in an Ask.FM question to Demarco
Someone has to remember this right?
Either that or the way their streaming only has the last two episodes.
Disney and their Pixar brand are pretty hit or miss lately. I'd say Pixar has higher highs and lower lows while Disney branded movies are closer to the middle most of the times. I've liked more Disney than Pixar movies lately I must say.
Disney and their Pixar brand are pretty hit or miss lately. I'd say Pixar has higher highs and lower lows while Disney branded movies are closer to the middle most of the times. I've liked more Disney than Pixar movies lately I must say.
Inside Out was god-tier Pixar again. I was really glad since that hasn't happened since Toy Story 3.
The Good Dinosaur was alright.
It is a damn shame Pixar isn't making challenging films anymore. They all seem to settle in for 'amusing but not great' and are more or less forgotten. Monsters University, The Good Dinosaur and the upcoming Finding Dory seem to fall into this slot.
You make it sound like Toy Story 3 was a long time ago, the only films between TS3 and IO were Cars 2 (which is terrible), Brave (which I liked a lot but its just a good pixar film), and Monster's U (which I haven't seen tbh). This isn't like the massive gap in the 2000s where disney's animation studio laid out multiple mediocre films in a row.
Disney animation has actually been on a roll. Zootopia, Big Hero 6, Frozen, Wreck-It-Ralph were all made back to back. Their next film, Moana, looks good too.
Fucking Cars. Everyone knows the only reason they still get made is because kids can't stop getting their parents to buy Cars merchandise.
Tangled is waaay better than Frozen or Wreck-it-Ralph, one of which I found pretty average and the other borderline bad.
Fucking Cars. Everyone knows the only reason they still get made is because kids can't stop getting their parents to buy Cars merchandise.
Yo what the fuckthat made the two Monster's Inc. movies look respectable in contrast.