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Yeah The Room was very painful to watch, but it did have a lot of great quotes. "Oh hi doggy."

Of course your female friends liked Mad Max!  Women kicked butt in that movie.  They should've called the movie "Mad Max and his Lady Friends Who Do All the Work!"

I didn't feel the speech in Tomorrowland had a political bent, but of course the media will see it that way.  But oh well, I don't like to talk about politics on the Internet, so that's all I'm going to say about that!

If you studied psycholoogy, you really need to see Inside Out.  It's a bit thought-provoking and a little depressing, which makes it hard to watch.  But I am definitely getting it on DVD, and I only get movies on DVD that I really like.

Yeah I agree about the Despicalble Me movies and other non-Pixar CG fare.  Sometimes you don't have to Oscar-worthy.  As long as your movie is entertaining, that's what's important.

Yeah if you like Wallace & Gromit, you need to check out the spin-offs.  Also, TellTale made some fantastic Wallace & Gromit point and click adventures a few years ago.

I'm not a big fan of Dragon Ball Z, but the original Dragon Ball is one of my favorite animes of all time, so I do have at least a passing interest in DBZ.  But I guess I wasn't interested enough to look up where to see the new movie.  But that's OK.  I have a feeling that SPOILER ALERT Goku wins in the end.

You never heard of Paddington Bear?  Did you ever see the stop-motion Paddington Bear shorts when you were a kid?  Oh wait, you are a little younger than I am, aren't you?  So you may have missed them.  Well, look up Paddington Bear sometime.  It's very charming and the movie was cute, too.

Only movies I'm looking forward to this holdiay season are The Good Dinosaur, the Peanuts movie, and something I keep hearing about a new Star Wars? :)

Thanks for reading my blog!

The Room was very painful to watch.  Full of great quotes, but nothing else.

I didn't really play very many super hero games on my SNES, and I didn't have a Genesis as a kid, so I definitely missed this one.

Wel if you describe the movie to me, I might be able to help you, because I know a lot about MST3K.

Hooray for MST3K: The Movie!  I watched that in a small local theater when I was in college.

Dexter's Lab was a great cartoon.

Like I said before, I just love the names of your fish.

The big main game I remember in 1996 was Super Mario 64.  But there was also Super Mario RPG and Kirby Super Star.  1996 was also the first year I started writing game reviews for the newspaper, and one of the first I reviewed was Donkey Kong Country 3.

Don't forget about Phoenix Wright!

My favorite old school point and clicker is Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders.

I'm not too into TellTale's new stuff, but boy I loved their Sam & Max and Wallace & Gromit games.

I haven't been able to get into the Steven Universe cartoon, but boy do I love me some Gravity Falls!

Thanks,but no need for condolences, just prayers and thoughts.  She's just having day surgery and should be back at work next week!  I just worry too much, you know?

A few months ago when I looked at Shifty Look's page, they said they were shutting down but still keeping whatever comics they had up.  But I don't know if they are still that way.  Haven't had time to check!