:garg :garg :garg :garg :garg

[mortimer]

[kuliwil]

My only problem is that they nicked his car design from the Cybermat shpe

HOW DARE THEY!!!!!!!

Is it particularly kiddy? I don't mind, I'm just wondering what to expect.

[mortimer]

[kuliwil]

Depends what your definition of kiddy is. It's not Toy Story kiddy, but it's definitely aimed at a family audience. (Not that Toy Story is a kiddy thing, if you follow...)

I getcha I think - so it's NOT all burp, fart and snot jokes?

Good if that's the case.

Mind you, the Secret Show is bloody hilarious and has all that.... (in fact, I can think of an episode which revolves around snot and another that is resolved by burps. And one that ends on a fart joke.... anyway, this is a derailment so don't reply to this bit)

[mortimer]

[RoboBlue]

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I heard the DS game was a lot like Mario vs DK 2, so I picked it up today for 8 bucks on clearance at target.

[Paramultart]

I refuse to watch it. It looks horrible and unfunny. This generation of "cartoons" is absolutely worthless.

I still stand by that they should bring back hand-drawn hand-painted animation. (And I don't mean like that "Princess and the Frog" crap... and no half-assed computer-colored cop-outs)

[mortimer]

[MOM4Evr]

Are you kidding? Wallace and Gromit is so awesomely cool!
I personally could care less what animation technique is used, as long as the movie itself is good. I liked "The Incredibles" (at least the first couple times I watched it) because it was clean, funny, and original. I happen to dislike most other films that don't fit in this category, no matter what animation technique is used.

[kuliwil]

By the way, is there ANYONE in the world who doesn't like wallace and gromit? Impossible!

Indeed.
But I was disappointed with the most recent episode and the movie.

[mortimer]