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This is kind of amazing...

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live- ... er-1103722

Ironically, its release was ruined in the states by the US boycotting the Olympics that year (which I think is why it became a TV special instead).

Official Facebook page not updated once since August, apparently...

https://www.facebook.com/DuckDuckGooseMovie/

Duck Duck Goose is no longer listed on Box Office Mojo's release schedule. It was set to come out this Friday.

Welp, they still have JL's name on this Incredibles 2 poster, for whatever that might be worth...

http://animatedviews.com/2018/new-incre ... -tomorrow/

It sounds from what I've heard like it was a "boundaries thing" more than anything, in that he apparently liked hugging people who didn't want to be hugged. But then there was that story about the Tinker Bell fairies, so I don't know. In any case, it didn't bode well for Pixar's already co...

Not sure how the release date is news. It was announced last year! Guess Pixar has made it "official" recently.

Somewhat ironically, given that it's often been accused of being a rip-off of The Simps, Family Guy has become the more consistent series. At the very least, it's at least not desperately trying to capture the glory days the way modern Simpsons often does. At the same time, I'll still attest that Si...

Could this be because Gravity Falls is more "offbeat" than Disney's usual cartoons?

Oh well. Super cool! I'll be getting this.

I loved the new Trek films (welp, actually not so new anymore, as the first one turns ten next year!), Khan references and all. Since the universes are meant to "mirror" each other anyway it all made perfect sense to me. But I still stand by my initial opinion that J.J. gave the Star Wars ...

Now BOM is saying that Isle of Dogs will open on...27 screens.

That...hurts.

Yes. Poochie was a direct jab at a character who was barely in a movie which almost no one saw, that had opened five years prior to the episode airing, and who didn't even have any of the 90's characteristics of him.

So Eric is saying there have been "no funny" Simpsons episodes since the Monorail one then?

I'm going to assume he somehow hasn't seen Itchy, Scratchy and Poochie, among several other examples.

So...you're saying that Fox Searchlight--who distributed both films--didn't "sit through" Fantastic Mr. Fox before greenlighting another film from the same director? They liked Mr. Fox. If they hadn't, there would be no Dogs. (Also, a "93%" rating on RT would suggest that at leas...

Box Office Mojo no longer has Isle of Dogs listed as a wide release, claiming its opening on a "limited" number of screens on their release schedule.