Valdezology

I make sure to watch American Dad's Christmas episodes each year, particularly my favorite one, "Rapture's Delight," which ends up kicking off the rapture during the holidays lol

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man! Favorite watch from the year

My Hero Academia's anime is finally over, but how is everyone feeling about it so far? Curious to see whether or not this final episode sticks the landing but I'm hoping for like a movie down the line or something

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is absolute garbaggio, and a huge part of the reason why is the script written by the game's original creator Scott Cawthon. It's so bloated and weighed down by the game's lore that it forgets to be an actual movie. It's why these adaptations need people who actually know what they're doing to handle things instead.

Keep seeing people ask for a Dragon Ball reboot, but I think it's the last show that actually needs one. Would you want to actually sit and watch a full reboot of the OG Dragon Ball?

Avatar for me too! Hook that braingooum to my veins and send me right to Pandora

Ugh this is so disgusting. It's just a way for them to find ways to cheap out on art and labor, and you just can't do that with a skill that takes a lot of nuance like voice acting.

Wouldn't mind another stab at Dark Tower to try and see if they can make it work this time.

Doctor Sleep! I like it more than The Shining lol

It's a family heirloom that also emphasizes how elitist of a family the Potters were before the whole Voldemort thing haha

I've gotta second pitch black hahaa, what a whiff

It's no secret that the MCU is in a bit of trouble in terms of overall interest, and Avengers: Doomsday seems like the hail mary effort to try and get that interest back. But given the rut that the films have been in, and changing appetites, is this actually going to work? Are all the cameos, green screens and RDJ Dooms going to be enough to get people not only back into theaters for the next Avengers, but the next phase too?

Probably like the actual Santa lol, isn't Santa like a god level mutant or something? Not so secret if you ask me.

LOL Speed Racer 2 please

One year I got to open a present early on Christmas Eve and it turned out to be Pokemon Gold, but I didn't have a Game Boy Color yet. I was like oh this rules can't wait to play someday thinking my parents just got it for the OG GB without realizing it. Cut to Christmas morning and I got a purple Game Boy Color! Changed my life

The cynical answer would be something like Alien because I simply would just not be in space, or like Ghost Ship because I wouldn't be caught on a ship. But my real answer would be like one of the Child's Play movies. I think I'm stronger than a doll.

Jingle All the Way! It's my favorite Christmas movie to watch every year, and it's actually my test for what actually qualifies as a Christmas movie. There's a line where he says "Where's your Christmas spirit?" and I always think about that when watching other ones haha

I hope she's just like some new human character who's just around for stuff like Ned. MCU needs more of its random humans to react to everything wild going on, and Spider-Man won't have that anymore after everyone forgot him. He needs just like, a normal friend or something to talk to.

Still hoping to see that Smash Bros movie someday hahaha, but seriously I'd like to see an actual Final Fantasy movie. Not that Spirits Within nonsense or even something as esoteric as Advent Children, but I'd like to see one of the Final Fantasy games (or even just as an umbrella concept) with a full fledged theatrical budget come to life

Congrats! Thanks for hanging out!

There are all sorts of debates about what is or isn't a Christmas movie, but what makes a Thanksgiving one? What's a good example you point to as like the Thanksgiving movie you'd watch every year? Is it vibe? Does it have to be about the holiday? Does it even have to be set during Fall? We've seen all sorts of wild movies and TV specials count for Christmas, but what makes a Thanksgiving one haha

I'll take as many Sharknadoes as they want to make

hell yeah powerpuff girls rules

We've seen a ton of shows coming back for reboots like Ranma 1/2 this season, Yaiba: Samurai Legend last season, and shows like Ronin Warriors coming back with a new show for the 40th anniversary. Then there's stuff like Netflix's new One Piece show that is starting over from the very beginning. So what's a show that you want to see come back with a new reboot that could end up better than the original? No rules on licenses, you got free reign to do whatever you want for as long as you want, and it can even go to theaters. For example, I'd say imagine a full Naruto reboot with modern day visuals but no filler. It would just be whatever was seen in the manga. Orrrrr, maybe Yu-Gi-Oh Season 0 so we can get a proper version of that streaming for once hahaa

First anime that I recognized as an anime? Probably Yu-Gi-Oh. But I had seen Sailor Moon and Pokemon before that. They just seemed like more cartoons haha. Watching now? I just caught up on Gachiakuta and it's rad lol