From the studio that brought you a kids' movie with Jerry Seinfeld, a kids' movie with Woody Allen. :roll: The implication from this statement is that Bee Movie came first. Antz wasn't aimed at children. Or aimed at Pixar...whatever that even means. Kids loved Shrek, Shrek 2, Shark Tale, Madagascar...

Also, how far do these rules go? KMR was GREAT as Shredder on the 2012 Ninja Turtles, very menacing and his voice suited the character perfectly. But...he's not Japanese, as the character is. Soooooo....is that bad too now?

Bee Movie was more than nine years after Antz.

And Antz wasn't aimed at children. Apart from four action figures that were made, the general consensus from almost ALL critics was that it was intended for adults.

Probably because it was funny.

The joke is also less about his weight and more about the fact that his wings are so ridiculously small (and none of his friends have the heart to tell him he's not flying himself).

Where does A Bug's Life have fat jokes?

I mean, Heimlich eats a lot, but he never gets fat, because he's a caterpillar.

Gotta love teasers where...nothing happens. But hey, it's cool they got the original voice cast back (apart from Chuckie, of course, for tragic reasons).

Here's the thing that gets to me about A Bug's Life. The score. Don't get me wrong. I love Randy Newman's brass-heavy music for the film. It's pure Pixar. But at the same time I feel it holds the movie back from truly being an "epic of miniature proportions," and someone like Michael Giacchino or Ha...

Spider-Man: Beating The Flash Before He Comes Home?

Wait, hang on...has Bill Cosby been in some kind of trouble recently? Kidding aside, today Hibbert has been around for so long that I feel he’s now viewed as Hibbert, rather than as whatever or whoever might’ve inspired him. And though I still think the replacements are silly, Kevin Michael Richards...

It would also be unfair I think to say JL didn't have more than enough positive contributions to both studios. I'm sure they're both doing fine without him (I personally consider Onward the first "post-JL" film from either studio, since he had been heavily involved in both Toy Story 4 and Frozen II ...

I do "love" how the article headline here makes Matt's quote sound more "racist" than it actually is:

https://deadline.com/2021/02/the-simpso ... 234699766/

Well, someone at Pixar likes Aardman's teeth.

All things considered, this does look a lot better than any of us were probably expecting, especially since the budget probably wasn't very big at all.

Just wait until the Marge Simpsons of the world get them to add to disclaimers to every episode of The Simpsons.

On that note, since I've been curious on this for a while, I'm going to guess Disney doesn't have the rights to the John Denver Christmas special? Or that the rights for that one are all over the place? We have it taped off of Disney Channel (on SLP, unfortunately), but I have no idea where our copy...