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I'll probably take a look at that one before long! It was...certainly an interesting one XD

I try to draw a different avatar/character for each different 'world' that would fit into that setting, this isn't my main sona or anything! The closest thing to a 'fursona' I have is this weird little jackalope thing I hardly ever use anymore.

This movie deserved a series of sequels. Not only are there the Sherlock Holmes stories to draw from, there is a whole original "Basil of Baker Street" book series that this movie was (very!) loosely adapted from.

The old movie with the dude who replaces his hand with a shotgun? Yes, I've heard of it. I haven't really thought of tackling any live action stuff in the near future, I mostly tend to watch animated movies.

I'm really hoping that someday, people will go back to it. Everything seems to go in cycles - clothes that were popular in the sixties and seventies came back into vogue for a while, people are loving 'retro' music and media - they keep remaking classic movies, but making them worse. Maybe someday, instead of that, the studios will return to their roots and start making masterpieces like the ones we all remember, the ones that made you want to be a better person like the characters when you finished watching the movie - the ones that made you feel like you could be MORE. That you could do anything. That you could build yourself into who you want to be, instead of today's current crop of "You're perfect as you are and self-improvement is a lie!"

Those awful sequel movies retconning Fievel Goes West out of existence is by far one of their WORST sins. That scene at the end with Wylie giving that speech to Fievel was a beautiful piece of cinema. especially considering it was one of the last scenes that actor ever recorded.

I'd say he'd have highly likely been diagnosed in the modern day, though back then not so much. He gets hyperfocused and fixated on things, he's clearly very smart but doesn't do well with socializing, which I'm sure a lot of people with ADHD or on the autism spectrum can relate to.

What threw me off was her stating that those were HER good pillows and trying to tell him off, which I'd be terrified to do to an employer, especially if my housing depended on them, but maybe she's just a tougher lady than I am!

@@moonstruck8245 Housekeepers back in those days would actually decorate and even bring in there own furniture etc. to the house they where taking care of as it was basically there home as well at that point. Also, the scene was clearly played out as a joke with Basil acting like a hyperactive child and Mrs. Judson (whose name is a play on Mrs. Hudson, Sherlocks housekeeper) having to clean up after him. I can almost hear her going "This boy will put me in an early grave he will!".

I always thought Mrs Judson is the landlady, not the housekeeper. Like Mrs Hudson in the Sherlock Holmes stories. She could kick him out anytime, but tolerates him because fundamentally, he isn't a bad guy.

I had no idea! I'm in America, but I'll see if I can't find those comics somewhere!

@@moonstruck8245 Well there you go :D Glad I could help. I am sure you can, hope you will enjoy them and maybe you will find other fun comics along the way. It´s funny how some Disney characters got big comic runs outside of US which is´t from the main American studios. Or not even published in the US. Europe have thier own fan base for Disney with diffrent taste and preference from US.

Thank you! A lot of my friends do ASMR (sometimes with scripts I write for them, I really need to get more of those scripts posted) so even though I don't think I have the voice for ASMR, I think I tend to bring a little of what my friends do into my reviews sometimes without really intending to! I'm glad you enjoyed it though. :D

One thing that confused me with Titan A.E was the general vitriol that ALL the other aliens had for humans (which...why? What did they do?) and how a bunch of aliens with completely different physiologies and looks thought the human girl was pretty - their species should have *entirely* different ideas of what beauty is. I mean our beauty standards vary from culture to culture when we're all the same species, aliens that have four arms and beaks shouldn't think a flat-faced, two-armed human is attractive.

@@moonstruck8245 Yeah, that's a general complaint I have about monster movies too. Remember they're mostly written by men, or were originally.... :D

@@kristineweber8084 To be fair, plenty of ladies (TOTALLY not including myself...don't look at my search history) do find a lot of 'monsters' that are more on the beast-like or scary side attractive - like everyone who was very disappointed when Adam from Beauty and the Beast turned human again, so it's not a totally foreign idea that people could find traits that aren't normal to their own species attractive - but that's more a fringe thing, I certainly wouldn't expect every species of alien that looks nothing like a human to think we're attractive. Maybe cute in an ugly way, like pugs.

@@MrPGC137 Basil, our supposed hero and protagonist… is an asshole. He doesn’t listen to anyone, he’s not very nice, he treats everyone around him like shit, and he only cares about himself.

@@MrPGC137 If Basil cared for his clients, why doesn’t he listen to them? And if he’s a good detective, then how did he turn into such a little asshole in the first place?

@@patrickshields5251 If you think I'm going to waste my time arguing with an idiot with a closed mind & preconceived ideas, you're mistaken. Don't like the movie? Don't watch it. Problem solved. (Or is that too difficult for you?) But if I happen to like & enjoy the movie, then that's my prerogative. And if you can't deal with _that,_ then screw off.

@@MrPGC137 Basil bathes himself in his own ego, treats his clients like crap, says that he has no time for other people’s problems, and nearly gets a little girl killed. So please help me out, why are we supposed to like him?

@@patrickshields5251 I don't give a flaming rat's ass whether you like him or the movie or not; it's no skin off my gluteus maximus if you don't. If you don't like the movie or the character, then don't watch it. It's literally that simple. Why is that so hard for you to understand? (And what on earth makes you think I should waste my valuable time or energy trying to persuade you otherwise or change your mind? Are you really that entitled? Trust me: You're literally not worth the effort.) And so I say again: if you can't deal with any of the above, then screw off. Now, does that go down? (Jesus, what a clot...)

It was PERFECT. Vincent Price was an absolute gem and I am so sad that I never got to meet him. One of my co-workers did and told me he was an absolute gentleman and just so polite and wonderful to talk to. IT WAS NOT FAIR.

@@darthpikachu3007 The “World’s Greatest Criminal Mind” is the most pointless villain song I’ve ever heard in my life. All we know is that Ratigan is planning to take over Great Britain. We know. That’s what he told the toymaker.

@@patrickshields5251 Doesn't make it any less catchy, though have to admit the later song was better. So long, so soon and isn't this a crime.

It's probably one of the reasons I liked this movie so much as a kid - no romances. Besides, since Basil is based on Sherlock Holmes, it wouldn't make sense for him to be into romance.

That's weirdly what many people who don't read think Sherlock Holmes is.

@ Even if the very people who wrote Basil give me a detailed explanation of why he is the way he is, I’m still at a loss as to why are we supposed to like him. All he did is bathe himself in his own ego, mistreats and disrespect his clients, and nearly gets a little girl killed. If there’s any GMD fans reading this, please help me out, why are we supposed to like this little shit?

@@patrickshields5251 Well if you don´t like him don´t like him. I don´t think you have to. Even if you like the movie overall but don´t like Basil, he is suppose to be a sort of character you normally don´t like. But there are some angels to him that makes it understandable why he is that way. He is the type of character who dose´t chosse to hurt others, others just gets hurt for him being himself. Think of it as a autistic person who dose´t filter the way he/she speaks to someone.

@ Huh? I don’t get it!

@@patrickshields5251 What autistic is?

So you like Furries...

If you haven't seen it, watch Hayao Miyazaki's Meitantei Hōmuzu, or Sherlock Hound if you prefer. Though I can't help but think Sherlock Hound? Yes, and you call him hound despite the fact that he is obviously a fox. Still good though!

@DemonDethchase I'll definately check it out! Thanks! 👍

Thank you so much!

They really don't and it's such a shame. The creativity, the music, the unique atmosphere and characters - everything is so bland and cookie cutter now to appeal to mass advertising rather than telling stories.

I remember in an interview he gave once around the time of the movie's release, he not only mentioned that Ratigan was one of his favorite roles, but also went into quite a lengthy explanation of _why._ It was really interesting; clearly he put a lot of thought into playing the role. What he really liked, he said, was that the character put up this big front of being all polished & sophisticated & classy & even suave, but underneath the surface, he was still just a sewer-rat, and in the last extreme, that's what he reverted to at the end. Price really liked that aspect of the character, as he felt it reflected a lot of _us_ as human beings: Underneath our civilized exterior...we're all still just animals just under the surface. Really quite an interesting interview; I wish I could remember what publication it was that I read it.

@ that’s amazing considering he was 75 at the time.

Despite being animation, it's so obvious Price was having a ball with the role.

Shh... Don't give the House of Mouse any ideas.

@ I wasn’t. I don’t want anymore remakes.

Thank you for my incomming nightmare.

I've always hated live action,we never needed these horrible live action remakes,that's not even what a remake even is =.= disney clearly never bothered to look up the term

I don't really watch anime - I'll watch anything made by Miyazaki, but I'm not a fan of schoolgirl pantyshots and sexual harassment as comedy so I tend to just avoid anime wholesale. Plus sitting and watching multiple seasons of something so I can remember and respond to things accurately is a lot more difficult than just watching a movie. XD Disney was my main inspiration from childhood, even if it's gone to the dogs in a lot of ways now. Also Tai Lung isn't a Disney Villain, he's from Dreamworks.

Gall bladder needed to get removed. It'd been causing me problems for a while, but I kept getting told I needed a referral from my primary care doctor to get into the surgeon because of how insurance works, and my primary care doctor was booked out for eight months or longer. I ended up having a severe gall bladder attack, going into the ER and they did surgery to remove it there. It'd apparently gone septic or something, they gave me a photo of it (I'm weird and ask for stuff like that) and parts were all black and looked GROSS.