Saw the trailer today before Wall-E. I like the overall premise, and I like Bolt and Mittens (Travolta sounds fine). I agree with ShyViolet, the "Bolt" TV show looks cool. Miley sounds too old for the age that Penny appears to be. And I already think the hamster is annoying. But, I'm curious to see ...

I feel like the party pooper here, but... I saw Wall-E today and, while I admired it, I didn't really love it. I give them an A for doing something so daring and original, but I just didn't make the big, feel-good, emotional connection with it. Oddly enough, following on the quote Dusterian posted, ...

Finally saw this today (got the DVD with a gift card from Christmas) and really enjoyed it! Ratatouille still has my vote, but I am happy that Surf's Up got the 3rd Oscar slot (although I'd still like to have seen Robinsons in there, too). The documentary style worked well, and Shia LeBoeuf (sp?) wa...

First off: I'm gonna go get "Surf's Up" this weekend. Haven't seen it yet, but just from what I've heard, I was really happy they got the 3rd slot. I am thrilled that Michael Giacchino got the score nomination! That was the one I really wanted that I was afraid wouldn't happen. If he actually wins, ...

Count me as another vote for Richard Williams' "Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure." I discovered this when one of the TV networks (CBS, maybe?) aired it many years ago, and fell totally in love with it. Loved the Joe Raposo songs; my favorite was Andy's big number, "No Girl's Toy." This defini...

Hands down, no contest: BABY HUEY. Come on, I can't be the only one old enough to remember Baby Huey! It's hard for me to even talk about him without resorting to offensively non-politically-correct language, but let's just say that he was this oversized, um, "intellectually-challenged" duckling who...

Well done, and anything I know about, I'm in agreement on. I have GOT to get Surf's Up on DVD. I missed out on the theatrical run, and have heard nothing but positive reviews of it. I think Ratatouille is going to go down as a major classic that will be seen and talked about for years, and its sheer...

That is what I meant, Ben.

If you get your Ratatouille DVD in the US, get it from TARGET - and be sure it has the little red sticker on the front about the exclusive bonus DVD disc inside - This is really cool! It's an extra disk with some additional treats, including "Character Profiles," with Brad Bird discussing the major ...

I thought it was cute that BHG is featured on the screen where you choose the Director Commentary track. Wha, wha, what!?? Yep, on the US regular DVD version, when you go through the menus to the screen where you can select the Stephen Anderson commentary track, that screen has a still background o...

After having "Robinsons" parked in my DVD player for the last week and a half, I wanted to make a few more observations. I'm going to hide some of it, just in case. Question: Who is the Spanish Cornelius? On the Spanish language version, during the Pop Quiz scene, when Lewis asks what Cornelius look...

Got my copy of "Robinsons" at Best Buy yesterday, and watched last night with the commentary track. I loved that Steve warns right up front that there will be spoilers in the commentary, and if you haven't seen the movie yet, stop now! (There's a great moment in the commentary track for Monsters, In...

You got it, Eddie!

Charlie Brown Christmas and the Grinch are still two of my favorites!

Try this one:

"Take HIM home first! And apologize again!"

Whippet Angel wrote:K, how bout this?

"I know nobody likes me. Why do we have to have a holiday season to emphasize it?"

It's Charlie Brown, in "A Charlie Brown Christmas"