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The Flintstones: The Buffalo Convention (1962)
Doozy Do-Do
I have quoted this bird for many years. Another fine episode.
I did notice today, though, that this episode also contains the only typo I've ever seen in a cartoon. In the sporting goods store window, the word "gauge" on a box of bullets is spelled "guage."
Teen Titans Go! (2013)
Don't get the hate
I admit to not having read any of the reviews here, yet.
I also admit to not being a comic book reader, so my only experiences with the Titans are on their two most recent TV shows. Not sure if there have been any other Titan shows on TV or not.
I do have a friend who liked the original "Teen Titans" show and seemed put off that "Go!" emphasizes comedy over crime-fighting.
My assumption is that a lot of people who don't like "Go!" dislike it for that reason.
Personally, I liked the original "Titans" show and I also love "Go!" I think Go is hysterical. The thing makes me laugh, loudly, all the time.
And I'm a 46-year-old guy.
I was really shocked to see how poorly reviewed it is overall. I think, if it's because of the comedy aspect of it vs. the original, y'all need to chill and judge it on its own merit.
If you think it's just not funny on its own, then I respect that. I just go by what makes me laugh, and man this show makes me laugh.
I shall now say something that will likely be sacrilegious to some.
I very much enjoyed the first Titans show. But I honestly don't remember much about it, now that I've been watching Go for a good while.
It doesn't detract from the original show for me. And I would enjoy this show even if I had never seen the original.
It's funny. You all just need to realize that. :-)
Meet the Robinsons (2007)
Average, at best
I'm surprised that there were as many positive comments about this movie as there were...
It seemed like the creators thought that the more characters they introduced, the better the movie would be. In reality, it just makes things more confusing, and none of these characters was compelling enough to make me care all that deeply about what happened to them.
It's watchable, but it doesn't remotely compare to any of the Pixar films in terms of great storytelling or humor.
I am very glad that Disney got things straightened out with Pixar and is leaving computer animation to them.
Legends of the Superheroes (1979)
I'm glad someone else saw this besides me! :-)
I swear, I thought I had dreamed this show up! I absolutely remember watching it as a kid, because I loved the old Batman show and I thought it was great that he and Burt Ward and Frank Gorshin and all these guys were playing their old characters again.
I saw the show where they roasted Batman and Robin, and the only part I really remember is that Robin had somehow managed to wreck the Batmobile, and they got called to go fight a crime, and Batman of course said, "To the Batmobile!" and Robin replied, "Why don't we just walk this time, Batman?"
And Batman stared at him incredulously and said, ".....WALK to a crime scene, Robin???" It was hilarious.
If anybody has any info on how to obtain a copy of these shows I'd be all over it! :-)
~The Mighty Wonder-Brat