I wonder if the powers that be ever considered or maybe possibly thinking about continuing YJ as a DTV franchise. I'm sure the films would sell well considering the strong support YJ still has. It would be a huge breath of fresh air compared to the endless Batman and Superman films.
I'm looking forward to this. I don't mind a light hearted series as long as the humor is intelligent. I don't want to see Teen Titans Go 2.0. As for Young Justice, I mentioned this idea a while ago on here but it's mind boggling the powers that be haven't at least considered continuing the...
Romance is fine as long as it's done well, and is a minor part of the story which it wasn't for both books. Not only was the romance angle beyond awful, it took over the main plot for book one and a majority of book 2. Book 2 in general should have been focused only on Korra, her family, and the...
If they don't understand why people have an issue with the love triangle and other pointless subplots replacing more interesting concepts such as world building and actual character development by now then that's all the more reason they should step aside and have real writers handle the story...
We don't know for sure that the other three books will be set in Republic City. All we know for certain is that half of Book 2 will be set there. And no Korra and Asami were never friends. She instantly resents her at first meeting her because she's with Mako who she has a crush on. Korra does...
Oh please, yes ATLA had romance but it was put in the background where it belonged. It didn't take over the main plot and was shoved in our face like it was on Korra. The romance and love triangle were unnecessary, period. It was added into the story to pander to fans of the "shipping" craze...
I could care less about the ending at this point because they're three more books still ahead. Book 1 in my opinion was okay but had a lot of wasted potential. We didn't need romance. We didn't need a love triangle. None of those things added anything to the main plot. In fact, both things...
I'm not really that optimistic on book 2 being much of an improvement. Especially since Bryke seems to dismiss all criticism of book 1 as " we'll, we can't please everybody". I can only hope the actual professional writers working with them are brutally honest with them.
That's true somewhat but none of the main characters received any real development. Korra sure didn't. I would say Lin and to a extent Tenzin were the only ones who truly developed over the season and they were side characters. Lin was really the only character I gave a damn about in the show...
Working on all three books at once is a really brutal schedule. This most likely means Bryke will hire additional writers to takeover the scripts. I'm not trying to be mean but, thank god. I'm not all that optimistic that Book 2 will be much of an improvement over Book 1 but with actual...
I'm disappointed that YJ is cancelled as well. I think the main problem was that they kept trying to market YJ as a kids show when it never really appealed to kids. I think they should bring the show back as a recurring DTV series. That way YJ will reach the teenage and young adult fanbase...
I've said this before a couple times. Hand-drawn animation won't ever be as big as it was for Disney as long as they use it to keep rehashing the past. Winnie the Pooh was a answer to a question nobody asked, and Princess and the Frog comes off as a film they made in the 90's, lost in a...
You're right. The original verison of Jeopardy was hosted by Art Fleming and it ran from 1964 to 1975. Thing is though people today are much more familiar with the current verison (not suprising since it has been on the air for over twice as long). I disagree about Vanna still looking youthful...
I've enjoyed watching both game shows over the years and I was impressed and how long both shows have been on the air. Jeopardy has been on for 28 years now and Wheel has been on for 30. I'm curious on whether the producers thought about future replacements for the hosts or if they're...
I tend to agree mostly with this. Also they would need Speilberg's permission to air the shows since he co-owns them. I read somewhere recently that at one time Hasbro was in talks with WB Animation to air their new content on the Hub instead of CN. That means that if Hasbro had their way, shows...
I agree.It was smart of Mike and Bryan to make us wait because it's important to establish the new world and characters first. I remember reading in a interview that they said each season or "book" in this series will have a different story and conflict unlike A:TLA, which had an overarching...
I don't know if the following have been mentioned yet but I have a few.
The Zeta Project: This was the first and only original project in the DCAU. This series would only last 13 episodes because Bruce Timm and co were streched too thin working on this, Superman TAS, and Batman Beyond at the...
Like other posters have already said DWA still has a negative image from the films they made in the past. Granted, they have made great strides when it comes to quality recently but people still think of DWA as a second rate, bush league studio that makes obnoxious films. A good reputation isn't...
good points. i think a sightly more serious reboot could do well if it was well executed. the producers just need to balance mature elements with a sense of light hearted adventure and fun and they'll do fine. It shouldn't just be an over the top angst fest. one thing that worries me a little is...
I'm going to side with light lucario on this one. I'll wait until either Nick themselves or someone involved in the series confirms wheter the rumor is true or not. To me the whole thing seems too farfetched. For one the two sources where the rumor came from are suspect. Two, why would...
i'm glad that B:TAS is back on television. I'm curious though, will the hub purchase all 85 episodes of the series of just the first 52 like Disney did? It would be nice if they showed the 24 episodes of TNBA as well.
That's good to hear. I like both hey arnold and rocko. I never really cared of clarissa all that much. Watching it recently I have to say that show has not aged well at all. They made the mistake of trying too hard to follow the fads of that time which automatically dated the show. As for doug...
I agree. Marvel, like Pixar, as something of a brain trust of filmakers of their own which is why their films as of late have been consistently solid. Disney leaves Pixar alone as far as creative freedom goes so I doubt they would start meddling with Marvel now. I think they now better than to...
I did a double take when i saw the budget or John Carter. $300M is ridiculous for an unproven film. I hate to say it but judging from the trailer this film looks really generic. It doesn't really look any better than the other big budget, empty, FX heavy popcorn flicks like Transformers. It's...
C'mon man you're painting a big brush, ha. You don't think kids of this generation won't be nostalgic over Avatar:TLA or Invader Zim. There are good and bad shows in every decade, even the 90's. I'm a 90's kid myself so please don't take my post as condesceding. There were plenty of bland...
I've always wondered why that stipulation ever existed. Doesn't Time Warner own both WB and Turner properties? Why are they paying royalties to themselves? IMO, the WB silver age toons have been given an unfair shaft in syndication an they be somewhere on television. You would think Boomerang...
I agree with Vince retiring. Nothing aganist the guy but he needs to step down already. It's no wonder why many fans want Triple H to have a bigger backstage role. He seems to be behind the Kharma push. I think the higher ups at WWE have finally woke up and realized that the divas movement has...
Well, for one the sequel to Avatar:TLA will have an entirely different story and premise than the original so I don't see how it's milking the franchise. Second, I don't get the mindset that some fans have that because a movie or series has a merchandise, dvd, videogame, or comic tie in that it...
It seems nowadays most people critcize current animation producers and executives for cheapening the medium. Some examples being the overuse of outscouring and flash animation. But quietly, on the other side of the spectrum there has been a slow but steady rise in the number of high budget, high...
Honestly, other than Legend of Korra i'm not realy intrested in any other upcoming nick series. Nothing aganist the new TMNT series. I'm sure it will be good but the original one just didn't appeal to me. I liked Kung Fu Panda but i agree with silverstar, they may be spreading the series too...
i think this is the compromise that the creators and Nick came to after the end of the first series. Remember that Nick originally wanted multiple seasons of the first series but Mike and Bryan didn't. I think that Korra ( and ATLA) are the first of a continuing saga in the the Avatar universe...
I swear i'm really starting to like this series and this episode may just be the best one yet. What impressed me wasn't so much what the writers did but what they DIDN'T do.
They could easily have messed up and used every cliche in the book in this episode, making Garth a jerk, give Toola...
i didn't know people were still ranting about how great CN was in the 90's. You would think that those people would move on by now. I can understand the compliants about the 2005-2008 era and the CN Real debacle. CN was a wasteland then, they tried to be a generic clone of Nickelodeon and...
When I saw the tralier for that movie me and a few friends collectivly shook our heads. Is Martin Lawerence so desperate for work now that he'll go out and continue this glorified minstrel show of a franchise that no one asked for. I rag on Tyler Perry a lot but at least he tries too do...
Eh, I'm not holding my breath for this. Some things are best left alone. The original TGIF itself was lightning in a bottle where the right group of people at the right time came together to create quality sitcoms with dynamic and memorable stories and characters,well most of them anyway(Step by...
i don't "hate" the show per say. i just choose not to watch it. my gripe is that the show is a half baked effort from Nickelodeon, it's Phienas and Ferb without the clever writing, wit, ot intelligence. We've seen it the past that Nick can produce much better shows than this so there's really no...
meh. dreamworks imo has always been a second rate, bush league studio anyways. they already have a negative reputation and this plan of theirs will only dilute their properties further ( not as if any of them were really memorable anyway, save for dragon).
in life you have choices. you can...
well let's start with what i liked.
The Tralier.
This is probably one of the best traliers for a movie I've seen from Disney in a long time. No snark, no pop music, no desperate attempts to be "hip", or copy Dreamworks. Just a good tralier that sells the film, the story , and it's...
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