Our review of the new set is up: http://animated-views.com/2009/the-jets ... olume-one/

Ben wrote:Well, they didn't have video games around in 1937, so I doubt Walt intended for there to be one.

On the other hand, Walt was a merchandising genius. Games in general were very popular with his characters.

FWIW, Coraline is a deserving contender for the Best Animated Feature Oscar, as well. IMHO, Coraline 's story-telling is actually a bit stronger than Up 's (though, both movies are excellent). I can't comment on The Princess and the Frog , since I haven't yet seen it .. but the trailer does look sp...

I'm not such a fan of Pooh that I rush out when new movies are made, but these have been pretty decent. This is good news to me.

I just saw Up last night and both my wife and I loved it. I teared up at the two appropriate moments. Overall, it was an excellent movie and a heartwarming adventure story. The dog is really the comedic highlight of the movie and provided most of the laughs. The comedic timing of the gangs was perfe...

I think the difference between R and PG-13 has to do with blood. However, a horror movie can still be horrific and scary without blood. It just needs to be scary.

I watched it this week and I enjoyed it. I didn't love is as much as say, Terminator 2, but it was definitely miles better than Terminator 3. I would go see a sequel. Fans of actions and sci-fi should enjoy it. It was cool to have the plot advance to the future.

The show is definitely worth watching. It's available to rent or buy if you're interested.

Although from what I can tell, the name would rhyme. Isn't toad being translated as Rana in Spanish? Tiana/Rana has a nice ring to it.

I thought the first one was cute. I watched it with my nephew and he really enjoyed it. I wouldn't mind a sequel.

So, would it be worth seeing in 3D? I sometimes get a little dizzy watching 3D movies, but I trust Pixar. I'm sure it's perfectly fine in 2D, but would I miss anything?

Not bad. It looks good, but am I the only one afraid this will be campy? I hope they play it seriously, but with the right amount of humor that is in the series. I don't want an Aang that is too serious.

I agree. It's a great movie. I watched it on DVD for the first time, so I've never seen it on widescreen. Still good though.

Anytime they do an adult film, it's under their other labels - Touchstone, Hollywood, Miramax, etc... All that is Disney as well, technically. They will keep their "Disney" brand strictly for family fare.

I watched A&D this weekend. It was definitely better than the first movie. I always preferred A&D over TDVC mainly because I just liked the story better. The new movie has a much quicker pace than TDVC which was appreciated.