Something that's bugged me for a while: Who voiced Kim Possible in the intro sequence? That's definitely not Christy Carlson Romano saying "So what's the sitch?" Too deep voiced to be her.
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I know I'm late to the party on this, but X-Men's intro sequence is butchered on Disney+. Due to reducing the framerate in order to prevent epilepsy, it makes the AKOM animation look worse than it actually was. In reality, the intro was the best animation in the whole show.
So one of the reasons I got a Paramount+ subscription was to continue TMNT 2012. But I looked at it yesterday and they only have the first season. Which is also on Netflix. What? Unlike Netflix, Paramount owns TMNT 2012 so I don't understand why the whole thing isn't on there. Grrrr.
I'm almost 100% certain I heard Scott Menville's voice in Eagle Eye, during the scene when the main characters go into Circuit City. His voice is heard on a Circuit City ad playing in the background.
People are surprised when I tell them I've hardly seen any of the Marvel movies. I guess they assume that everybody sees all of them by default. I've seen Spider-Man 1-3, X-Men 1-3, Black Panther, Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse, and that's it. Maybe someday I'll get caught up via Disney+, but there are so many, so it's pretty daunting.
It's amazing how much I relate to Sheldon in the Big Bang episode "The Dead Hooker Juxtaposition". I'm always a nervous wreck whenever someone new moves in next door or upstairs/downstairs (back when I used to live in an apartment)- you don't know if they're going to be loud asses.
I used to be more into Star Wars than Star Trek. But the older I get, the more I find myself gravitating away from Star Wars in favor of Star Trek. Go figure.
Had to shut off another movie before it's finished: Larger Than Life. Didn't laugh once. Gene Siskel, what were you smoking?
Just found out Larry Storch passed away at 99. For those that don't know, he did numerous voices for Looney Tunes shorts after the studio reopened in 1967, including voicing Cool Cat. Not too many LT golden age alum left...
Had the pleasure of seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark on the big screen for the first time yesterday. Now I just need to see Temple of Doom and I'll have seen every Indy film in theaters.
I have never watched a single episode of Transformers. And really not interested in sampling it anytime soon.
You know how TV listings often abbreviate show names to fit in the tiny boxes? I remember one of the funniest ones was when they shortened "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" to "You Afraid?"
Family Guy does better celebrity caricatures than The Simpsons. FACT.
Most re-watched DVDs in my collection? Probably Late Night With Conan O'Brien 10th Anniversary Special and The Best of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog. They're perfect comfort food.
I tried watching Once Upon a Time in America. I gave up after an hour into its three hour running time. I think that's fair. If a movie isn't doing anything for me in that amount of time, it's probably not going to. Shame too, because I heard good things about the longer version.
Recently actor James Hong was interviewed on Jimmy Kimmel. He's 93 but still going strong. Really cool!
Watched Johnny Mnemonic for the first time today. Disappointed. I was hoping there would be more action in cyberspace, but most of it took place in real world 2021, which looked only slightly different than 1995.
Could you please my age.
I was born in 2008 (the month and day are the same)
I am deeply sorry for lying about my age and I will never do it again.
A visual trope in anime I don't like? Characters who always have their eyes closed. Unless the character is blind, no human being ever walks around with their peepers shut. I feel like Mary Albright on 3rd Rock: "Open your DAMN eyes!"
They can't all be winners. I made it through about 15 minutes of Semi-Pro before turning it off. If a comedy movie hasn't tickled my funny bone in that amount of time, it's probably not going to improve. -
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