Yeah, it's kind of bizarre. The tablet market is already pretty competitive. I see that this one is being targeted at the kids' market, but it's not like kids don't already love iPods and iPads.

Hopefully we still see 3. 2 is a decent hit, actually, its only failing is that expectations were ridiculously high... and that DWA was getting desperate for a hit.

Anyone here read the first graphic novel?

I'm up for this. The first was just a fun popcorn movie, and I don't have higher expectatons for the second one. The concept just hits my sweet spot for a fun movie night.

I've seen it there, but haven't watched it yet.

That's pretty cute.

Great to hear. I LOVED the first one, so this comes as high praise. However, I'm more of a view-at-home kinda guy.

I don't know. KFP was a great surprise, but was anyone really jazzed about 2 coming out? I think 3 might just fly under the radar.

The third KA comic has already come out, with the hardcover set to appear this summer. Additionally, there was a Hit Girl miniseries that served as a prelude to KA2.

That Electro head is just ugly. I can't imagine anyone actually wanting to display it. Looks like it's from a horror movie.

The CGI Captain Scarlet, though having some technical limitations, was a pretty good show! Just finished watching it with my son, and he adored it. The Thunderbirds movie, though... Lots to like in terms of design and acting, but sooooooo wrongheaded plot-wise. It could have worked as a single episo...

Wow, that's pretty neat. Definitely an art unto itself.

I don't want to judge so early, but I'm not really digging the "happy happy" vibe. I hope this is not really the direction Genndy's taking.

DWA does seem supremely disappointed in HTTYD2, judging by this FB post from Tony Bancroft: Tony here: Not good news this morning! How to Train your Dragon 2 came in 2nd place at the box office to 22 Jump Street this weekend. We all know that Dragons 2 is probably a better film and deserved a 1st pl...

I prefer Garfield by a mile, but Maguire is definitely more in tune with the Parker nerdiness.