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Of course it's Trump Junior. We would be hard pressed to find a Dreamworks movie that wasn't trying purposely to be topical. Even their films about fairy tales (Talking about you, Shrek) have them pumping out the pop songs and pop culture references. It's just Dreamworks tradition to be planted firmly into today.

Trump takes himself far too seriously. That's why he's banning public schools! So he can make all the world's children as fucking dumb as he is!

I gotta disagree with critics here. That film was a stocking stuffer of mad insanity fueled fun and comedic gold (Though the first act is nothing compared to the second and third). It's got the guy from Arrested Development in it (And the dude from Hot Tub Time Machine).

Batman Lego looks interesting. Coco sounds badass. Could Care less about Cars 3. Ferdinand sounds like something at least original for Blue Sky. Can't wait for Despicable Me 3. Smurfs looks like it will be better than it's live action bastard counterparts. In fact, I am 100% confident that it will be. And Boss Baby has mixed feelings from me. It looks okay, but seems gimmicky.

I hope they bought back Gizmo Duck. He was the best character on the show.

Maybe by then, Gamora will have pulled that stick out of her ass.

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I feel like this year has been a mixed bag for me. We got talking animal films coming out of the wazoo, some generating speculation, others being accused of being unoriginal. Secret Life of Pets was the first decent film from it's company not based on a Gru or his Minions, but it's Toy Story like premise and Oliver and Company plot tend to have that been "been there, made a film about that" feel to it. It may not win points for originality, but it gets them for heart. Sausage Party was the real standout this year. The first R Rated CGI film offers us a movie idea that may seem ridiculous upon first look (A big name celebrity like Seth Rogen playing a sausage), but it had a deep and intelligent execution and plot. It was, in short, a dumb movie with a smart approach. Zootopia had a lot going for it for me. It took a common theme for animated family films (Talking animals) and gave it a cool buddy cop/detective premise and some mature topics that adults could enjoy when watching it with the kids. There are some other decent ones in their as well (Finding Dory, Kung Fu Panda 3) along with stinkers (Norm of the North, Ice Age Collision Course). Again this year was a mixed bag for me. A lot of fury bait combined with some shitty stinkers, but some intelligent and heartwarming films as well.

It's their fucking pet show, that's why. Not to mention 20th Century's mascot.

Milo and Phineas may share that sophisticated sense of frantic action and intelligent character observation, but it is very clear through the show's premise that Milo Murphy's Law is mostly a different show from P&F. However, rumor has it that the two share the same universe.

Steven may be on it's last legs anyway. And I personally like Season 2 of Star better than the first, especially the sleepover secrets ep.