Earlier that afternoon, I watched Morbius I'm giving this at 9/10. But yeah, it's a little creepy and scary, and I wouldn't recommend this to younger audience, because it would be too gruesome.

Looks like these troublemakers and prankers (Luan, Lily Loud, Carl Casagrande, Wario, Waluigi, Darryl McGee, Bart Simpson, Pony, and Victor) are the new owners of my arts and entertainment content.

Just kidding, April Fools! 😀😂

Just to tell you everyone (fans),

Animation is NOT just for kids, but for everyone (aside from kids, adults) to enjoy.

Animation is used to tell creative stories. It needs more respect for the entertainment and media industry. I'm mostly into ones from Disney (animated shows and movies, as well as Pixar), Nickelodeon (animated shows and movies), Cartoon Network, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures Animation, Illumination, and Netflix.

From my childhood watching VeggieTales, Rugrats, SpongeBob SquarePants to today with The Loud House, and my upcoming original cartoon webcomic series, Edward and Ted.

As I wasn’t on that afternoon, I was out watching The Lost City in theatres, I’m giving this at 10/10.

Also, it has Daniel Radcliffe of the Harry Potter fame and the first movie to have the byless Paramount Pictures logo, as you may know, ViacomCBS became Paramount Global last month on February 15th.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is now out today! 😀 I’m planning to get this new game soon before I leave for vacation in May (I won’t tell you, but you’ll see soon).

Looks like I’m getting out of neglection from the Kirby series, since I last played Kirby’s Epic Yarn on the Wii in 2010.

Earlier that afternoon, The Loud House has been renewed for season 7, and a live action series has been greenlighted by Nickelodeon for Paramount+.

Soon by the end of this month for Women’s History Month, I’m going to draw my original character with the Loud sisters, as special tribute to the voice actresses (also including Grey and Jessica), and live actresses. Yes, these ladies and mean a lot to me, so stay tuned! 😀🥰

noMy favorite animated theatrical films I saw in theatres and on DVD back in 2002, and in early 2003.

What’s your favorite animated film from 2002 on here?

Yes, they bring me a lot of nostalgia back in my childhood in 2002, as I saw these at my local AMC and (the now defunct) Loews Theatres locations.

If you remember what Loews Theatres was, it was a large chain of movie theatres, until it merged with AMC in 2006, their slogan was “Enjoy the Show!”.

I was only 3 years old when I saw these.

As I got out of Deedee and Michaela’s Dance Party on Cameo, season 3 of Close Enough is streaming on April 7 on HBO Max.

If you’re familiar with one of my favorite voice actresses, Jessica DiCicco, she voices Candice, and yeah, she sounds similar to Lynn Loud in The Loud House and Annie Bramley in It’s Pony, yes her characters speak in a raspy (tomboyish) voice much like Jessica’s normal voice, according to her interview with Andre Robinson back in August of 2020 last year.

Wouldn't you know? The Loud House's official Instagram account has changed it's username, "theloudhousecartoon" to "nicktheloudhouse". This is now the current username for the Nicktoon's official Instagram account.

I’m giving 9/10 for Cheaper by the Dozen. My reason is because they had issues with the family moving to Los Angeles and returning back to their hometown, and also adding 1 family member.

Also, in the 2nd post, for you Loud House superfans, I made a resemblance comparison between Clyde McBride from A Loud House Christmas and DJ Baker from Cheaper by the Dozen. Yes, they have a similar appearance and they’re Clyde’s current and former voice actors.