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adgy-san said:
Insanity. I'll take Incredibles over just about any Pixar flick, but all three of the Toy Story movies are great.
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The Brad Bird flicks are the cream of the crop in my mind. Cars is the only stinker I can think of... but I haven't seen Toy Story or Toy Story 2 or Bugs Life in ages.
 
Warner Bros. Brings Iconic Looney Tunes To Blu-Ray For The First Time

There will be two options with the Volume One set: a standard digibook version and an Ultimate Collector?s Edition. Both sets will contain two discs full of episodes, and a third disc chock full of bonus features. However, the Ultimate Collector?s Edition will be dressed to the nines. Running at $79.98, each set will be numbered for exclusivity, and will come with a 52-page color book. Other extras with the nicer set include a character shot glass, a tin magnet, and a certificate of authenticity. Apparently Warner Bros. expects everyone to be as excited about this as I am.
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Anyone watching the Iron Man series that's new on G4 network?
 
We're Getting Another TOY STORY Short In Front Of THE MUPPETS!
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According to the official Disney Pixar Twitter feed, one cartoon short was just not enough for the TOY STORY characters this year. We'll be getting "Small Fry" in front of November's THE MUPPETS. The Toy Story characters and the Muppets in one movie expperience - that may just be too much joy for mere mortals to handle.
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Watch a Scene From Studio Ghibli

Many of us have seen, or at least have heard of, the 1989 animated film Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (seen above). Based on the groundbreaking comic strip by Winsor McCay, it centers on a young boy and the wild adventures he has in his dreams. Long before its release, the film went through years of development hell and, at one point, was actually being developed by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. Ultimately, Miyazaki and his team left the project and it became something very different, but a clip has now surfaced that gives us an idea of what Little Nemo in Dreamland, the Ghibli version of the film, might have been.
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I really liked the cartoon (and Nintendo game) when I was a kid.
 
Just got back from seeing "Winnie the Pooh" at our cheap theater, haven't laughed so hard at a animated movie in a long time, plenty of jokes that went over kids heads and stick around through the entire credits, its worth it! First movie I can remember seeing in a theater was "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh" (1977) so it brought back some warm memories.
 
FAMILY GUY Season 10 Premiere Will Screen in Theaters

Full details on the screenings are in the press release after the jump.






FAMILY GUY HITS THE BIG SCREEN IN 10 CITIES FOR A ONE NIGHT ONLY MIDNIGHT EVENT

Experience More Stewie, More Brian and More Hilarity With Never-Before-Seen Footage, the First Episode of the Tenth Season and More!

LOS ANGELES (Sept. 13, 2011) – Fox’s hit animated TV show, Family Guy, is taking the Griffin family on the road in celebration of its 10th anniversary for a 10 city, one night only, exclusive midnight viewing on September 15, 2011. The “Something, Something, Something Anniversary” Screening event is sure to delight Family Guy fans, from the hardcore to the casual, with an exclusive episode and never-before-seen footage, as well as trivia and special DVD and merchandise giveaways.

The screening events will feature an exclusive sneak peak at the first episode of the new season, “Lottery Fever,” in which the Griffin family wins the lottery and struggles to stay grounded. Additionally, fans can experience one of the most popular episodes in Family Guy history, “Road to the Multiverse,” as selected by fans on Facebook, as well as a not-yet-released 22-minute bonus feature from the upcoming Family Guy Volume 9 DVD slated to hit store shelves December 13 entitled “History of the World,” a telling of the creation of earth from a Family Guy perspective.

Additionally, fans who attend will have a chance to get their hands on new Family Guy merchandise courtesy of Fox Consumer Products, such as all-new interactive figures and playsets from Playmates Toys, games from USAopoly and a variety of Family Guy apparel, including an exclusive commemorative T-shirt.

Tickets are free on a first-come, first-served basis and can be reserved by RSVP’ing to the email addresses listed for each city below.



“Something, Something, Something Anniversary” Screening Cities and Theaters:



City

Theater

Address

Tickets



Atlanta

Regal Atlantic Station

261 19th Street NW, Atlanta

FamilyGuyAtlanta@gmail.com



Boston

Fenway Stadium 13 & RPX

201 Brookline Ave, Boston

FamilyGuyBoston@gmail.com



Chicago

Kerasotes Showplace ICON

150 W. Roosevelt Rd, Chicago

FamilyGuyChicago@gmail.com



Dallas

Studio Movie Grill

11170 N. Central Expressway, Dallas

FamilyGuyDallas@gmail.com



Los Angeles

AMC Century City 15

10250 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles

FamilyGuyLA@gmail.com



Minneapolis

AMC Rosedale

850 Rosedale Center, Roseville

www.tinyurl.com/MNFamilyGuy



New York

Village 7

66 Third Avenue at 11th St, NYC

FamilyGuyNewYork@gmail.com



Philadelphia

Rave University City 6

4012 Walnut St, Philadelphia

FamilyGuyPhilli@gmail.com



Phoenix

Harkins Tempe Marketplace

2000 East Rio Salado Pkwy, Tempe

FamilyGuyPhoenix@gmail.com



Seattle

AMC Pacific Place

600 Pine St, Seattle

FamilyGuySeattle@gmail.com








The season premiere episode of FAMILY GUY airs Sunday, Sept. 25 (9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
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