Also, holy moly that title's a bit of a mouthful on here (given character limits). Future posts will likely shorten it to "Fantabulous Emancipation" or something, haha.

The PS2/GC era game they released had the Scrooge puppet as an actual character who kept trying to stop/derail the train, culminating in a boss fight where it became gigantic and you had to pelt its heart with snowballs. It was straight bonkers.

I got a similar message from Facebook once. It was for posting a webcomic someone drew where a guy ate a packet of silica gel and ended up escaping from the Matrix-esque simulation he had no idea he was trapped in. Just a completely absurd algorithm.

Post-credits scene: George is at work, pressing his button, when a bright flash distracts him. He turns around... it's John Goodman's Fred Flintstone, accompanied by the Great Gazoo. "Let's yabba dabba do this," Fred says.

Looks like Marty McFly, in his 2015 incognito getup.

They all cling together into one suit (think the old "three kids in a trenchcoat" bit), and the first time a villain gets a good hit on them, they're horrified to see his arms and legs fly off, only for them to scramble back onto his body.

The regular-sized roll of paper towels can be found in a vault in France, right next to the kilogram.

I'm still angry about how the video rental store newsletter about this movie talked about nuclear weapons being in the movie. Rented the movie, bam! No nukes! (That newsletter was a pack of lies in general).

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Disney is probably holding out hope there's a big enough dump truck full of money they can drive up to Chris Evans' house so that he'll slap on the Old Man Steve makeup again and punch Dr. Doom.