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Comment by MaroBot on June 22, 2012 at 1:52am

So ok, im a life-long transformers fan, Ive grew-up with those, i still love em to death (hell, even My nickname came somewhat from the show) but even I cant deny the fact that the story in this cartoon is garbage, and if not for the Nostalgia factor, watching this cartoon these-days would be almost physically painful. And the only instances it got somewhat good, was the feature-film, and maybe one or two episodes that actually tried being a little more serious and dark.

As for the topic of Polish-Jokes, well Im a Pollack ;) So now you guys know that at least 2 polish spillios are listening to LEOG :D .

Comment by CoHostlovesmysugarlumps on June 20, 2012 at 3:15pm

I actually am looking forward to seeing how wreck-it Ralph turns out. Yeah it prob won't be perfect and it prob will hit a ton of video game clichés. I am hoping they can go a creative route with it and give Pixar some more pressure so they don't make a shithole movie like Cars 2 ever again. 

Also love the point of how the world today is an issue of the onion 10 years ago... so freaking true. Today I saw an article someone has been stealing Reeses from a store for a month... $600 worth. WTF world?!

ps great show

Comment by Haze-man on June 19, 2012 at 11:26am

I think sunset boulevard pretty much sums up how screenwriters are thought of in hollywood

Comment by BLU Year on June 19, 2012 at 7:18am

CLU

Comment by Kevin McMullin on June 19, 2012 at 12:13am

Why do you think the channel the HUB exists on tv where you have the cartoons of the 80's and 90's orginal and remade for newer audicence's.

Comment by Mallen 171 on June 18, 2012 at 11:53pm

Hey Robert, three things, and I say them in all respect.

1.) Learn how to spell, or use less typos, people will take you more seriously that way.

2.) Cyrus made it very clear that he was not defending child rapists. He believed that instances like that might not be as simple as some people make them out to be.

3.) I hope Sandusky is punished. There is no doubt in my mind that he is guilty based on the stuff I have seen and read on him.(and here in State College, PA that's a whole f^%ing lot) That said, I really don't know what to believe about the level of Penn State involvement in that case. I don't know enough about that. There are three sides to every story, Yours, Mine, and the Truth, and I feel like in this situation, we're not getting a lot of the latter from anyone. In the mob rule sweeping through this case, it seems like Penn State and State College in its many bodies and citizens as a moving whole aided Sandusky in his horrors. That doesn't make any sense at all to me based on what I do know. That is a possible (depending on who you are) negative side of the mob rule. It presents little need for a wider understanding of the overall case. This is my opinion, and for all I know, it could be wrong. I'm sorry to get political on here, this is just a subject that I feel strongly about. Thanks for your (very small but entertaining and informative) discussion on child abuse, Leon and Cyrus.

Comment by Robert Watt on June 18, 2012 at 6:45pm

Hey Cyrus, I would love to hear youe opinion on defending child rapists, if one of your family members got rape, by some guy like jerry sandusky. I know mob rule can be bad some times, but it get the job done.

Comment by Jman on June 18, 2012 at 2:02pm

132:33 See, I have to disagree with Cyrus there. It's not the movie company's fault or Bay's fault that they had to put recognizable catch phrases into the movie, because if they didn't the fans would be pissed off and add it to their lists of "Why Bay ruined my childhood". Bay can't do anything original, or different, because the G-Whiners, which is a popular term for old school fans, would bitch and moan, and do god knows what to him. I mean, they hacked his computer when he was making the first one to see the concept art and threatened him to redo the design of Optimus Prime! 

I didn't care for TMNT growing up, so I don't plan on seeing the movie, but the (so far it's a trilogy as of right now), TF movies are doing what the 80's commercials did years ago, and that's sell toys to children, and now, as they pointed out, to nostalgic adults. So why people are pissed at Bay, I don't know. It's all about the toys, and if you're still buying, then he didn't even touch your childhood the way people claim. Sad truth is, if the toys weren't popular, there would be no tv show. So when people say "Oh, they're just trying to sell things to stupid kids and etc" I just say "Then they're doing their jobs right".

Comment by thenonevilchrisbrown on June 18, 2012 at 2:00pm

not sure saying wreck it ralph is like Roger Rabbit and Toy story that valid of a complaint. Cause that idea is pretty broad. Cause Toy stoy and Roger Rabit vastly differnt stories with differnt style..beside the idea of cameos.  I mean the tone, the Jokes, the hook, the plot is all very differnt. Heck they dont even share the grass is greener trope,

 

Hell with that logic midnight in paris is the roger rabiit of golden age 1920's art and film

Comment by The Human Cannonball on June 18, 2012 at 1:33pm

In keeping with the nostalgia thing, I'd like present my goldmine of a movie pitch. Following in the footsteps of blockbuster movies based on popular children’s toys, I present, THE WEEBLES. In the near future a mysterious alien force descends upon the earth. Our only hope is the WEEBLES. A crack commando team genetically engineered to be incapable of falling down.

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