Ralph Bakshi's The Lord of the Rings: Cool to see the influences it had on Peter Jackson's work. I was surprised at some of the corners they cut with the animation but it had its charm in a janky sort of way. I don't think I'll ever get over how they drew Sam and Legolas in this film, lol.

Ralph Bakshi's movies use a lot of rotoscoping for their animation. Look at certain battle scenes in his 1975 dark fantasy epic Wizards.

Got to see an early screening of Mortal Kombat 2 and it was great. I really enjoy the first movie, but I know people had some issues with it. They seem to have listened to those and I think it will be more liked than the first one. Just brutal and bloody fun.

The Woody Woodpecker Show. It's nice that there's an official YouTube Channel for Woody Woodpecker that uploads his cartoons for free.

Take a hint, Warner Bros., and to an extent Paramount.

Bubblegum Crisis. Megazone 23 and Heavy Metal L Gaim. 

Just for fun Sharing 2 songs. Some amazing music. Konwa Hurricane from BB and the theme from L Gaim.

Caught up on a lot recently.

Daredevil: Born Again S2: I'm liking the transformative stakes that Born Again is dealing with. I thought the action was lacking last season but this time around it's back to form, too! 

Punisher: One Last Kill: Disappointing and poorly paced. Bernthal's Punisher continues to be better in Daredevil than he is in his own productions. 

Mortal Kombat 2: About as meh as the last film. More fights and game references but none of it leaves a lasting impression. 

The Sheep Detectives: A cute, sweet murder mystery that the whole family can enjoy. I genuinely got choked up a bit at the end. 

Maul: Shadow Lord: Best SW entry since Andor. The whole production just oozes style in a way that I haven't seen since the early days of The Mandalorian.