Do I have to turn in my “chick” card, because I like Stallone and Chuck Norris movies (saw “Expendables 2” recently; fun!) and don’t like Nicholas Sparks movies?
Secret of NIMH and American Tail are classics. Love ‘em. And, Steve, Casablanca isn’t a foreign flick. That being said, curling up with a good book to read is always preferable to watching a movie, albeit an option no one ever chooses.
Heh. Ironic that American animation is being declared to be “in a rut” here, considering that in hindsight the late 80s are now thought of as the beginning of what’s come to be called the Renaissance, or the Second Golden Age depending on who you talk to.
Burnside217 almost 11 years ago
Far Side!
wrwallaceii almost 11 years ago
Hey, Stallone did a comedy “Oscar” lots of dialog and great laughs too… and nary a mouse.
rayannina almost 11 years ago
She could’ve sold him on the movie version of “Sophie’s Choice.” Just by saying “Meryl Streep takes her top off.”
Sisyphos almost 11 years ago
Casablanca is set in a fur’n place, and it’s got fur’n people in it….But it’s one of my favorite films!
Wren Fahel almost 11 years ago
Do I have to turn in my “chick” card, because I like Stallone and Chuck Norris movies (saw “Expendables 2” recently; fun!) and don’t like Nicholas Sparks movies?
goprendek almost 11 years ago
it is an american movie starring humphry bogart. he owns a bar in casablanca
artybee almost 11 years ago
I thought Expendables 2 was computer-generated, including the actors,
greenbird almost 11 years ago
Did Breathed purposely misspell Mickey Mouse to avoid a lawsuit from Disney?
SuperZero42 almost 11 years ago
Secret of NIMH and American Tail are classics. Love ‘em. And, Steve, Casablanca isn’t a foreign flick. That being said, curling up with a good book to read is always preferable to watching a movie, albeit an option no one ever chooses.
reynard61 almost 11 years ago
@ Bruno Zeigerts: I’ve seen the sequel. Yes, BIG-time suckage. Avoid if you value your love of the animator’s art.
BluePumpkin: “(…)why ruin a good thing?”
Because MGM thought that they could make more money by doing so. (Needless to say, it did not end well…)
JLG Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Heh. Ironic that American animation is being declared to be “in a rut” here, considering that in hindsight the late 80s are now thought of as the beginning of what’s come to be called the Renaissance, or the Second Golden Age depending on who you talk to.