Intended airdate: March 18
The twins are back, and this time they’ll talk Star Trek, Toonami changes, and the delay of James Cameron’s upcoming sequel. All this and more on today’s Bulletoon Weekly! Stay Tooned!
Two shows that have been making huge splashes in the world of animation are Adventure Time and Gravity Falls. Both exhibit all of the same obnoxious whimsy you expect to find in kid’s cartoons, but where they excel is in creating layered, multifaceted worlds full of mystery and secrets, writing that doesn’t patronize its audience, and lovable characters that leave lasting impressions. It actually makes me excited for the future of animation, and I anticipate what the generation that grew up watching these shows will end up creating. That’s still a long ways away, but in the meantime it seems that their contemporaries have taken the same lessons to heart and used them to push boundaries and make something wholly unique. That’s how we ended up with Over The Garden Wall, Cartoon Network’s first ever miniseries. Continue reading
Having seen an advanced screening of How To Train Your Dragon 2, Thomas gives his thoughts on the film.
As the title suggests, THERE WILL BE SPOILERS!
Also, due to technical problems that only became apparent after the fact, the first 2 minutes are a bit jumpy/laggy, so please skip to 2:01.
It’s time for the Main Man!
This Episode: Stolen Memories
Chris Voyage begins his series of v-logs on Danny Phantom
This Episode: “Feeding Time”
This Episode: “A Little Piece of Home”
Chris Voyage discusses the next episode of Superman: The Animated Series – “Fun and Games”.
Chris Voyage talks about the Batman movie featuring Mr. Freeze…no, the OTHER one.
Chris Voyage starts down Nostalgia Lane with Superman: The Animated Series in his first v-log in a series, featuring a number of his favorite shows and cartoons, growing up.
Ink and Jimmy talk about the apparently complicated grounds of female characters in animation, sticking to superheroes because it’s what they do.
Could the Cynic possibly be reviewing a good movie this time? And a superhero flick, at that?! …well…”superhero” flick.
With hair more unruly than your youngest sibling, and snark pouring from the depths of her soul, AlanahSees brings you episode two of the I’ve Seen It Once review show: a review of Disney’s animated short film “Paperman.”