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45024	Your avatar.	<p>jerry from the chuck jones era of tom & jerry.</p>	Benjanime	Feb 13, 2020
45023	Last video game you played	<p>i recently dusted off my playstation 3 to play soul blade (the game that started the soul calibur series).</p> <p><iframe frameborder="0" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/OjKAPraSw4k" width="560"></iframe></p>	Benjanime	Feb 13, 2020
45022	The Café	<p>well speaking of movies, i'm already hearing that those who got to see an early screening of the sonic movie said it's a flawed but good movie. not great, just good and obviously jim carrey was the best part of it. what a shocker. sounds like detective pikachu all over again with mainly just kids enjoying it.</p>	Benjanime	Feb 13, 2020
45021	The Café	<p>Well, whether or not Toy Story 4 was needed, it's still an impressive sequel.</p>	Mr Magic	Feb 13, 2020
45020	The Café	<p>Yeah, could have done without 4. It wasn't a bad film at all, but it felt like a sequel that should have come before or immediately after 2. </p>	Vaporman87	Feb 12, 2020
45019	The End of the 2010's	<p>@shakin: Ups and downs. Glad that your home ownership woes seem to be fading. I can understand all that. It can put a strain on every other aspect of life, surprisingly. Congrats on the weight loss and battle with smoking! Well done sir!</p>	Vaporman87	Feb 12, 2020
45018	The Café	<p>I think the problem for me regarding Toy Story 4 is that it didn't really serve a purpose like the other three did. The Toy Story films have always been about the relationship between toys and their children, and have explored how not being played can badly effect a toys psyche.</p> <p>The three films were always about exploring different aspects of neglect: the first one was about popularity among toys. The second touched a little bit on natural decay, and made the characters realize that there will eventually come a day where their children will abandon them. The third was about that day ultimately coming, teaching us about letting go and learning to begin the cycle again with a new child.</p> <p>Toy Story 4 didn't explore any of that. It didn't even explore anything to begin with. It kind of just loosely touched on neglect by children without actually going into it.</p>	Rick Ace Rhodes	Feb 12, 2020
45017	The Café	<p>Seriously! It really only serves to setup a Toy Story 5 where Woody comes back</p> <blockquote rel="Benjanime" style="display: inline-block !important;"><strong>Benjanime wrote :</strong> <p><em>toy story 4 didn't even need to exist <img src="/images/smilies/MavLaughOutLoud.gif" /></em></p> <br /> <strong>-end quote</strong></blockquote> <p> </p>	echidna64	Feb 12, 2020
45016	The Café	<p>If I ever see it, I'll see it. I'm sure I'll like that one too. But I probably won't see it. 4 was just what the parents put on when I was visiting for Thanksgiving. And I'm not getting Disney+; one paid streaming service is enough for me.</p>	shakin steak	Feb 12, 2020
45015	The Café	<p>Toy Story 3 is what a perfect ending should be. One last hurrah and wraps things up nicely. </p> <blockquote rel="shakin steak" style="display: inline-block !important;"><strong>shakin steak wrote :</strong> <p><em>I liked Forky, and the Evel Knieval guy. Actually I liked the whole movie. <br /> <br /> I confess I didn't see Toy Story 3 though.</em></p> <br /> <strong>-end quote</strong></blockquote> <p> </p>	ThatDudeintheHoodie	Feb 12, 2020