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Forget Coraline, This is the Best Stop-Motion Animated Movie Ever Made & I Can Explain Why (opens the original)
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Ask anyone to name the best stop-motion film ever made and you will hear the same title back. Coraline came out in February 2009, and it has spent the seventeen years since becoming the default answer to a question most people have never actually sat down and worked through. The reputation is deserved. Henry Selick’s film was Laika’s first feature, it was nominated for Best Animated Feature, it has grossed north of $185 million across its original run and its re-releases, and it built 28 identic
5 1990s Sci-Fi Movies Every '80s Kid Loved But Are Virtually Unwatchable Now (opens the original)
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There is a specific kind of 1990s science fiction movie that only exists now as memory of a rental. You were nine, the box art had a chrome skull or a man in mirrored goggles on it, the back cover promised something about virtual reality, and for two hours it was the greatest thing you had ever seen. Nobody was checking reviews. The video store had two copies and they were both out on Friday night, which was the only rating system that mattered. That is the whole appeal being described honestly.
4 2000s Cartoons Every ’90s Kid Remembers That Are Almost Impossible to Watch in 2026 (opens the original)
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Every kid who grew up in the 1990s ended up with a second childhood in the 2000s, watching afternoon and Saturday-morning cartoons that were aimed at somebody slightly younger and absorbing them anyway. Those shows are supposed to be the easy ones to go back to, the ones that never really went anywhere. The decade sits inside the streaming era’s comfort zone, the shows were made digitally, and most of the big names are a search away on Paramount+ or Disney+ or a free ad-supported tier. ComicBook
There's Only One '90s Cartoon Network Series That Could Work in Live-Action, And I Can Prove It (opens the original)
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Cartoon Network produced somewhere between nine and thirteen original series in the 1990s, depending on whether you count a shorts anthology, a host block and a co-production, and whether you correctly exclude the Hanna-Barbera library that ran constantly on the channel without ever originating there. Scooby-Doo and The Flintstones played on Cartoon Network for years and belong to neither this list nor this argument. Of the shows that genuinely started there, exactly one has ever had a live-acti
3 Cult 2003 Horror TV Shows That '90s Kids Never Got Over, Including 2 You Still Can't Stream (opens the original)
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2003 was a strange year for genre television. Buffy the Vampire Slayer finished its run that May after seven seasons, Angel had a single year left in it, and for the rest of that year the networks were visibly trying to work out what the audience those two shows had built actually wanted next. What they came up with was a run of supernatural dramas pitched directly at the people who had grown up on the horror shows of the mid-nineties and then graduated to Sunnydale. Almost none of them lasted m
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