Coyote vs. Acme is adding 152 new theaters this weekend due to its continued success: First weekend – 3,575 theaters Second weekend – 3,727 theaters #CoyotevsAcme #LooneyTunes Source: x.com/moviehubnow/...
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I'm not familiar with this from the game, so the below image caused me to do a double, and triple, take.
Jazwares Fortnite 6-inch Legendary Series Big Dill.
If you liked my Mario 101 series, you'll love the long-awaited part eight, in which I discuss Bowsette and how Foreman Spike eventually turned into a leather daddy. www.thrillingtalesofoldvideogames.com/blog/mario-1...
Mario 101: Part Eight — Thrilling Tales of Old Video Games
I gave a 1-up to my Super Mario history series to talk Foreman Spike, Madame Broode, the Mushroom King and field horsehair plants.
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By now, you're probably familiar with the story behind Coyote vs. Acme and how Warner Bros very nearly kept it from ever seeing release. While that's a tale all its own, what it ignores is that what we have here is quite likely the very best Looney Tunes movie that has ever been made.
Coyote vs. Acme (2026)
Certain characters are thought of as film royalty: Charles Foster Kane, Vito Corleone, George Bailey, Wile E. Coyote. Yes, Wile E. Coyote belongs among the stars as do Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and an assortment of colorful, animated, characters that have delighted generations on screens big and small. Animated characters never die, their voice may change a bit here and there, but they endure unlike those fragile humans.
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As collectors, we're used to the convention exclusive game, but how do you feel about main characters locked behind the exclusive gate? That's what happened with the #XMen97 Professor X with hoverchair. Was this release worth the aggravation (and price)? Let's take a look.
Marvel Legends X-Men ’97 Professor Charles Xavier with Hoverchair
I never thought we'd get this in plastic. The second season of X-Men '97 may be over, but we still have more on the way to talk about starting with this year's Marvel Legends San Diego Comic Con exclusive. It was just over a year ago that I reviewed the reissue of the Charles Xavier with Hoverchair based on his appearance in the comic books.
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We cannot have good things. A triad spinoff was pitched but shot down
Saw Coyote vs Acme tonight: pretty god damn great. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll feel an incredible swell of anger when you think about how Warner wanted to erase this movie from existence. I hope everyone gets a chance to see it. Yes, those are Legos amongst my grandma's bone china - what of it?
NECA Toys: TMNT Adventures Mighty Mutanimals Leatherhead
NECA Toys: TMNT Adventures Mighty Mutanimals Leatherhead
It is not usual that I feel morose on a #TurtleTuesday, but here we are. The NECA Toys
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Got my copy!
It's time to go back to Gotham City. My book, I AM THE NIGHT: THE ULTIMATE UNAUTHORIZED HISTORY OF BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, comes out today! It's a narrative history of the landmark cartoon, packed with new interviews and deep-dive research. Grab a copy here: us.macmillan.com/books/978125...
As ridiculous as this ad is, that's the exact type of person I'd expect to own a Neo Geo back in the 90s.
“Lost media” no longer! I finally got permission to upload “AL’S BRAIN,” an 11-minute educational 3-D film attraction which ran at the Orange County and Western Washington fairs, and hasn’t been seen publicly since 2009. You can watch the whole thing here: youtu.be/2xujU87ZHt4
Interesting. It's almost like you can't really judge someone's character accurately after just a few conversations.
Seahawks G.M. John Schneider explains the decision to sign CB Terrion Arnold despite eight pending felony charges: "The character didn't really fit with the allegations."
That is a great quote. I imagine so many creatives that worked on dormant IP owned by a much bigger company have similar experiences. Especially now when so much has been brought back.
‘The Spectacular Spider-Man’ creator Greg Weisman says he has tried to get Marvel to continue the series as a comic: “People always overestimate my influence and underestimate my desire to work on the stuff I love.”
One reason why I wrote this book is because good animation requires a firm belief in its effectiveness as a storytelling medium. Its creation necessitates inherent passion. And BTAS is a stellar example of that passion.
I Am the Night: The Ultimate Unauthorized History of Batman: The Animated Series is both the story of the creation of a landmark cartoon (packed with new interviews with the folks who made it happen) and a deep dive into what it meant to both animation and the character of Batman. It drops on 9/1.
By popular request, here is the 1988 recipe for Tato Skins Pizza.
Me! Got tickets for Tuesday. A last hurrah for summer vacation for my kids.
Who needs to see Coyote Vs Acme in the theater?
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X-Men '97's second season is in the books and I have some thoughts. Overall, it was a pretty entertaining ride with a bittersweet ending, but was it as good as the first season? And what to expect of season three? Whatever it brings, I'm just praying it's only a one year wait. #xmen97
X-Men ’97 – Season Two Wrap-Up
It's been two weeks since X-Men '97 aired its season two finale, which in the entertainment world might as well be two years. As a culture, we move on from things real quick, but I'm still letting that second season simmer in my brain as I collect my thoughts on the season as a whole. The second season of X-Men '97…
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I hadn't considered it, but this might be where I heard Peter Cullen's voice the most since I was never more than a casual Transformers fan as a kid.
damn RIP. obviously he was Optimus, but you also gotta give the guy credit for putting his whole ass into selling DBZ and many other anime in his Toonami promos www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4VX...
I don't mean to be morbid, but it's only August and Joe Pesci is 83.
Really tough year for folks who appeared in Home Alone 2…