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    sounds like we're not going to see theaters come back until june
    Elijah Abrams
    Elijah Abrams
    The CDC guidelines for "no social gatherings of 50 people or more" are to last for eight weeks from now, so it looks like they'll be able to reopen in time for the scheduled debuts of "SCOOB!", "The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run", "Artemis Fowl", and "Wonder Woman 1984".
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    i unironically want ok boomer to be a title for a cbs sitcom where its about an old man not understanding modern times and talking smack to younger people and the jokes are more stale and the laugh track is more forced.
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    Man Wii does not hold up well. I appreciate the technical achievements behind it. But because of Nintendo's over protective family-friendly image of that time, graphics that were inferior to PS3 and XBOX 360, and game companies expoliting the console by putting their mediocre to awful kids and shovelware games on there. It was not a good era to remember.
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    Ghoster1987
    ......There were some good games on the WII but too bad the mediocre reputation brought it down thanks to the problems i listed above.
    Low Spark of Lyman
    Low Spark of Lyman
    Sort of like the Nintendo 64: their decision to stick with cartridges whilst the competition had already moved on to compact discs ended up hurting the console, with some third-party companies preferring the competition due to the limitations posed.

    Sorry if that was too tangential, and I'm not trying to water down the 64, but "that reminds me...".
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    i just realized the reason why Disney TVA had such a resurgence in the 2010's was because some execs who worked at Nick and CN moved over there. And some of them were responisible for greenlighting shows like Spongebob, Avatar, Dexter's Lab, PPG and etc. I guess that's why there were more artist/animator driven shows than in the 2000's where it was mostly writer created cartoons
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    finally manage to watch both the first couple of episodes of The Owl House and Glitch Techs. Both have a lot of potential and also a good start for this coming decade. Although i still think GT should've had a chance on the main Nick channel. I mean yeah TV is on life support maybe it would've not done well because lack of viewers......
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    ....Like CN is already pushing some of their upcoming stuff to HBO MAX and the only upcoming shows (according to Wikipedia) are A We Bare Bears spin off and something from European Cartoon Network called Elliott from Earth. So i'm guessing that's the future for some of Nick and CN's in house cartoons. TV is really in a weird spot right now thanks to streaming in my opinion
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    seriously it's been a year and 4 months since Brian joined Nickelodeon and not 1 original animated show has been greenlit. Live Action has some but why not the animation side yet?
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    getting the rights to Garfield and being so proud of it is like saying getting the rights to another IP people barely remember or talk about it today like Felix the Cat, The Archies, or Gumby of all things. Like aside from ironic memes i haven't heard anyone talk about Garfield maybe since the Bill Murray movies in the 2000's
    Tacomaster
    Tacomaster
    "Felix the Cat" "The Archies" "Gumby" *cough cough* Classic Media *cough cough*

    Also, Garfield does still exist. Somehow.
    5YearsOnEastCoast
    5YearsOnEastCoast
    I really don't think Garfield as an IP that 1 barely remembers. Better example would be Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
    Low Spark of Lyman
    Low Spark of Lyman
    While it surely isn't as big now as it was in the '80s, '90s or even the 2000s, I also wouldn't call Garfield forgotten.

    I suspect Nickelodeon has grand plans to make Garfield big again, but I don't know how that'll turn out.
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    i feel like the oscar voters are just old boomers who are so behind the times and barely watch any other movies. and that's probably the reason why pixar and disney movies keep winning.
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    You know Nick hasn't had a Nicktoon that was traditionally animated in almost 5 years. Last one was Pig Goat Banana Cricket and since then their shows are either in Toon Boom or Flash. It's probably just the creators choice on what format they want it animated in. But this kind of bugs me
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    www.hollywoodreporter.com

    Emma Watts Steps Down as 20th Century Studios Chief

    "I am writing to you today to share that, after much reflection, I've made the difficult decision to step away from Twentieth Century," the exec said in a note to staff.
    www.hollywoodreporter.com www.hollywoodreporter.com

    another important exec who worked at FOX (now 20th Century Studios) has left. I really think Disney might be devolving 20CS into garbage remakes and generic big budget fare. If that's the case then mainstream hollywood live action movies are dead to me for a while
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    Is Nickelodeon going to have an upfront or a press release of new show announcements this year?
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    Ghostbuster
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    I would say it's probably going to be like last year, where Nick releases a lot of news on a single day. ViacomCBS has been moving away from upfronts in recent years.
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    Ghoster1987
    Hopefully when they do they'll announce some actual new stuff instead of shows based on old IP
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    so wait i'm lost why is El Tigre getting some negative attention right now?
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    Tacomaster
    Tacomaster
    The guy enjoyed Catscratch and SpongeBob season 11 though
    5YearsOnEastCoast
    5YearsOnEastCoast
    It is because of Mr Enter's review. They didn't like the review at all. They obviously had good reasons why.
    superkeegan9100
    superkeegan9100
    Screw that guy. He always treats his opinions like facts, and he basically hates anything that isn't an "Admirable Animation."
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    Yeah i am not going to support or watch any live action Disney film for about a couple of years maybe around 2022. The fact that the theatrical side is now just creatively bankrupt live action regurgitations and generic cgi special effects shlock and treat anything thats mid budget or original like black sheep i'll stop for now.
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    Ghoster1987
    ..... disney animation and pixar movies depending on what it is i'll still go see since at least they're more creative then whatever the live action division is putting out

    Hopefully they don't butcher 20th Century Fox like that
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