I hate yugioh, I Really hated super friends (justice league is better though) and the teen titans show sucks compared to the comics, It's too happy.

I really don't understand why they have the morals, i find it agrivating.

Pokemon had heaps of that moral crap. And it's so obvious if you're over 5 years old. Not saying that I watched Pokemon or anything...>> << >>

The Simpsons used to have morals at the end of each episode but they don't anymore. Stopped like, in season eight.  South Park does, but it's funny sh*t Stan says "See, I learned something today..." hehehe.

Captain Planet did as well but it was always environmental. :| or about friendship. I liked the monkey!

Was just going to say Captain Planet aswell! Haha, I loved the anti pollution/environmental segments at the end of each episode entirely devoted to a 'moral message.'

I've also caught repeats of Super Friends, and every episode I've seen has Super Sucked. Especially those purple twins with their monkey.

I also just watched a dvd of the original X-Men tv show of the early/mid nineties. Awesome stuff, but I noticed a particularly Christian theme to a story involving Wolverine and Nightcrawler. The religious and godly references shocked me at first, because I wasnt used to it in cartoons. But I came round to it and found it gave a much more realistic spin to the story. Its also always good to see Gambit saying things like 'You dont believe in that god garbage, do you?'

Niss, you got it wrong, it's:

EARTH!...FIRE!...WIND, WATER, HEART! GOOOO PLANET! By your powers combined...IIII AM CAP-TAIN PLANET!!!

Ya, I'm also looking forward to the release of X-men 3.

Ahh, He-man, where to start. First, the title is He-man, that is just a stupid title. Do they have a He-Women? That would be weird, but not surprising. After all, they do have Spider-Girl, and She-Hulk.

I hated captian planet. and how is your heart, or summoning fire beneficial to the environment. Another thing I hate about that show is the stupid ending thing where they say stuff like "Save a tree, use a sponge." That isn't really saving a tree. It's not like the lumber-jacks are going to know and say "Hey, that kid used a sponge, that's one less tree to cut down."I hate that show.

Yeah, but so were looney tunes, and they're still fun to watch. Same with Ren and Stimpy, and I'd like to see you to find a moral in that show! There's a pretty cool article I remember reading about Ren and Stimpy here . Even if youre not a fan of the show, it is still interesting for anyone who digs animation.

GI Joe used to take time out at the end of the show to teach kids a lesson, but the lesson didn't have anything to do with the episode. It would have stuff like "eat an apple instead of a candybar" and "don't pick up downed electric wires". Weird.

Oooh, X-men 3 is gonna rock.  According to IMDB Gambit is not in it or has not been cast yet at least.  Heh, Kelsey Grammar is playing Beast.

Sedge: I check out my upcoming movie sources at Cinescape

They say that Nick Stahl may be playing Angel which, I think, would've been a better choice than this virtually unknown, Ben Foster

The thing I hate most about Halle Berry is that she's played two established super characters in two recent movies. Really bugs me. What if Storm ever had a head to head clash with Catwoman?? Aargh. It drives me insane.

Haven't seen Sin City.

And sexy unknown you say? Sure, I'll play Gambit aswell. I've got the unknown bit covered, and with the right makeup, who knows! You're right though, generally I hate it when the actor is bigger than the film, and I love how the X-men films have avoided that. I mean, Berry hardly even had a role in the film, and there as so many other great actors fighting for screen time.

Yellow Bastard, Blue. Yeah, he really creeped me out in that film. One line that made me cringe was when he said "She's a little old for me but I guess I'll have to make do with her..." or something - about Jessica Alba's nineteen year old character. (shudder)

I hate Halle Berry with a passion. She cannot act, is not THAT goodlooking and....and she RUINED x-men with her crappness. And Catwoman - don't even get me started. Nobody can replace Michelle Pfeiffer.

Halle Berry was just totally miscast.  It doesn't help that she has some of the worst lines in both X-men 1 and 2 and her delivery just comes off as lazy. 

X-men: "Do you know what happens to a toad when it's struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else" 

X-men 2: "It's about to get very cold in here" 

Laaaaaaaaaaame.

I used to wonder what Michelle Pfeiffer's appeal was until I saw her in White Oleander.  Really great work.

Actually, Alien vs. Predator was a comic series before the sequels to both movies were released.