Disonoid 3000

I'm kind of surprised no one seems to have commented on the "Please stay in your seats" thing in the picture. I think it involves some kind of ride. The part of the trailer where the room you're in seems to be spinning would fit with that.

I was going to go off on a long thing about how this is not how you do a group shot, but apparently he was just trying to show how tall they are in comparison to each other, so, slightly less terrible than I feared. On a different note, if I was Lara-Su I'd be incredibly angry that Geoffrey got the luxury of actual shorts.

I've been turned off from this film since the first trailer. Them making such a huge deal out of her doing something that happened in the first film already, and the way Marlin's managed to become such an amazingly chill person he's perfectly okay with the idea Dory might just swim off, both irritated me. And yes, I know character development dictates Marlin not be overly protective anymore. That doesn't mean he has to be a moron. Is this not the norm? Also, you say "managed" as if the star hasn't been begging for this for years, and million dollar checks weren't involved.

I'm not sure if the fangames go in this thread, sorry if they don't, but one of the bigger name, better quality (you know, relatively) ones released its sequel like three hours ago. Five Nights at Candy's 2. I played Night 1 and just spent the whole time switching Candy between two rooms. And because a couple hundred bucks wasn't a stupid enough reason to risk your life for five nights, now we have "Do it or be seen as a chicken!".

Shouldn't Chloe be a Creampuff instead of a Squirrely Scout? You could actually probably make a fairly interesting plot out of the two being in separate troops that keep running into separate problems so Cosmo and Wanda need to keep popping back and forth and ultimately can't help with everything. Them being in the same group seems like it's kind of squashing potential a bit.

Eeeeeeeh. I'm sure I'll be alone on this, I don't really blame Timmy for his actions in the episode (I haven't watched the second one). I mean, the poor kid had to be genuinely miserable for a chunk of his life to get his fairies, with a murderous babysitter, parents so neglectful they forget to feed him, an insane teacher and absolutely miserable grades, and constant bullying alongside having very few friends. Chloe's problems amount to "One person doesn't like her, and occasionally she messes up but no one actually cares when she does", yet she gets fairies. I'd be monumentally ticked off, too. And his actions did just amount to trying to not let her have fairies, it's not like he actually hurt her. Not that I'm saying he took the right actions, just that I see where he was coming from and have a hard time disliking him over it. Then again I'm not exactly a fan of the character, so I'm not an unbiased source. Unless we're talking about some other act of meanness.

I was expecting Trolls to be stupid, I wasn't expecting this specific brand of stupid. And I'm irrationally bothered by the fact that the logo is not made to look like hair. That seems like the obvious thing to do to me.

Oh right. I forgot the Halloween thing was coming out. Oh yes, that. I've seen that. I presume that was the part he was wrong on, because it's too damn stupid to consider.

The composer says the movie's actual score will consist of stuff from Vince Gauraldi and his own stuff inspired by Gauraldi. Or, he at least implies most of it is.

Where are you guys seeing Phantoms? Those are the burnt ones, aren't they? I don't see them on here and never did. Is the thing behind Chica's arm supposed to be Phantom Foxy?