It is, I didn't finally see that until last year.

Last night I rewatched Arthur et les Minimoys (Arthur and the Invisibles in North America), but I have the French release (which does have the English version) because the American release has like 10 minutes cut. The Weinstein Company didn't think American kids could handle Freddy Highmore's character crushing on and marrying Madonna's character so they pruned out all those parts, which made some of the film make no sense. :wiltyeahright:

Children must be protected from anything involving Madonna. Adults should be, too.. 8D :cheesegrin:


Lost In Space: The Animated Special (1973)

Saturday morning TV special, based on the old Lost In Space series. The Jupiter 2 gets caught in a meteor storm, apparently travels at Warp 100 for a moment or two, and gets shot down over an alien planet, where the crew meet frog people and, um, battery people, and help them learn to get along. About as good as it sounds. :P The only characters from the original show appearing here are the robot and the always annoying Dr. Smith. The program was produced as a pilot episode for a potential Saturday morning Lost In Space cartoon but it didn't get picked up. Probably just as well. It's not really bad but it isn't exactly Emmy award material, either. :P

Not rated (made for TV); Runtime = 43 minutes, 51 seconds.

And yet somehow the Gilligan in Space cartoon wound up getting picked up. :wiltyeahright:

Captain Marvel.

Loved it. Loved everything about it. I got super emotional and I can't wait for Avengers: Endgame :wiltshock:

So did anyone else go see Endgame? Man, that movie was emotional :cry:

Yep! I cried.

I cried during the last ten minutes. I don’t think any superhero could top Endgame.

I haven't yet. Are the movie critics correct or is it just hype?:cheese:

The former.

It really was incredible. 3 hours well spent :bloogrin: