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I have never seen Steven Universe but I think this dorito chip is very hot.
Is it worth watching just for her?

Monsters University has probably the most mature, nuanced message out of any kids movie I've ever seen.
Most of /co/ probably doesn't care very much about themes or messages in cartoons, but MU is a big stand-out compared to basically anything else in that sphere. Zootopia has roughly the same premise where a character who was born smaller, and with less agency than most people in her society needs to work harder than everyone else to achieve something they aren't expected to do. Except in Zootopia, Judy succeeds at exactly what she intended to do. Even though she needed to be creative and apply her own skills to achieve it.
In Monsters University, Mike fails even after trying harder and having more motivation than anyone else. The other characters who put him down are validated at the end because Mike is someone who simply lacks the ability to be scary though no fault of his own. The way Mike gets what he wants is though accepting that other people are more suited to being scarers than himself. He has a different, but equally crucial role to fill that he's more talented at than almost anyone, and he's happy to do so since he realizes that's what he's best at.
It's really refreshing to see next to other kids movies where the message is to be yourself, without having a sense of your own limitations. It's something that I've seen movies for adults fail to do.

wtf I love notorious sexual predators now

Discuss the FLOP of FLOPs. Talk about the worst FLOP battle. Talk about the biggest FRAUDS. Seethe to your heart’s content.

Any Regular Show fans here?

Is AI-generated entertainment something we just need to accept or embrace?

Picture unrelated, I just didn't think of what I could post that would otherwise be relevant.

Does the Omniverse art style improve Gwen's design or worsen? What went wrong?

ITT: /co/ relevant stuff you can't talk about (not including GR15).

How much does Superman need to make for this to get forced