All of this talk is very disappointing. That "100th Year" for Disney really was a bust in so many areas.

Still, I'll need to watch Wish regardless.

Also, it looks like a slip for the complete set. if so, would that be a WA first?

Talk about strategizing your blind buys!

Oh, is that good ol' Egghead? Fun stuff!

Me too. Absolutely nothing I need this month.

The box is an easy decision for me. I have the ones I really wanted on DVD, but never did get the Scoobys (I mean, there are a LOT of Scooby movies out there!) It'll be really nice to have a complete set of the Superstar movies in one HD package. The DVD transfers can be lackluster, so having HD cop...

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January 16th, 2024, 7:19 am

Why do you even want to own this movie??

So, did you see it? Just curious.

That could be a fair statement, given that we've had maybe 70-90 superhero films. On the other hand, a film out of the Top 50 can still be perfectly enjoyable. And with an Audience Score of 81% at RT, it seems to be liked well enough by those that are going out to see it (assuming the RT voters did ...

A friend wanted to see Aquaman 2. I thought, "Really?" But I went with him on Saturday. And... It was way better than the awful trailer. But if you didn't like the first, I can't see liking the second. Same actors, directors, and tone. But if you like silly pulp adventure, it's a fun time at the mov...

Before: Not the least bit interested in the bird movie.
Now: Hmmmm..... Maybe!

Apparently, the theatrical 3D is also really good. Too bad it'll likely never be on Blu-ray 3D.

The best news is that Popeye is still running?!?

(It's... different, but I kinda like it. https://popeye.com/popeyes-sunday-comic/)

The Star Wars Holiday Special doc is here!

https://www.disturbanceintheforce.com/? ... Hwbn12ROCk

A collection of public domain Seuss stories from Redbook is available now in book form (also can be seen online at the Seuss website). https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industry-news/article/89257-comicmix-launches-campaign-to-publish-public-domain-seuss-stories.html h...

Ever seen Olivia Newton-John's 1970 sci-fi musical Toomorrow? Probably not. I only just found out about its existence - its release was halted by legal issues. Produced by Don Kirshner and Harry Saltzman!! Unbelievable. Here's a look:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1TEGQrTeU