Recent content by TravisR

I know what you're talking about. I can't watch some movies (Halloween and Jaws are two examples) with the 5.1 remix because the new sound effects stick out like a sore thumb and drive me nuts. If I didn't know those movies so well, I wouldn't notice or be bothered though.

There is a Buzz Lightyear cartoon so I guess the character got popular again and was more introduced to 1995 kids by way of that cartoon. I'd compare it to Batman where there are peaks and valleys to his popularity so some kids grow up with Batman and some don't. Personally, I don't recall...

To be fair, there's like ten other movies and TV shows that lead into (and probably out of) this movie. I haven't seen any of the TV shows and I barely remember the earlier movies but going in to see this movie, I knew that it was part of an endless series so I think not keeping up with all the...

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How about the crazy bastard going on the deepest dive in history?

To each their own but I was shocked and pleased by how well I thought it converted to 3-D.

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I think that LFL and Disney knew that a long time ago and they just haven't chosen to announce it officially yet.

I think it was a calculated move to give D+ a real highlight and something to drive subscriptions beyond Marvel and Star Wars.

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It's not planned now but I'm sure it's a possibility and it seems like the viewer numbers are good so I think there's a good chance that it'll happen. As for Reva, I wouldn't be surprised if they already use the character again in the upcoming Andor series. Then again, we may never see her again.

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Eh, ignorance is bliss if you ask me. I have both discs but I don't know the movie well enough to be bothered by the edits. The way I figure it, I hate enough things already so I don't need to actively try to add any more to the list. :laugh:

Especially since I'd bet a million dollars that the text at the beginning of the movie was only added after everyone was (somehow) confused by the trailer.

I think that both of Spielberg's parents lived to be around 100 so I get the feeling that he feels he's got a decent amount of time left to keep making movies. And I sure hope that he does.