I found these guys on Pandora; their song 'souls for sale' comes up on my ska/rocksteady channel. Great stuff!

Solid horns, good vocals, sounds a bit poppy but not in a bad way. I'd go see them if they weren't only touring in Ireland right now.

Be prepared to spend half an hour bawling your eyes out.

The first chunk of this movie was the most incredibly bittersweet thing I've ever seen in a cartoon. It was beautiful, expertly and succinctly developing Carl's character into a man you can sympathize with and care about. Which makes it funnier when you realize how deeply rooted his mission is in his psyche - and how frustrated he must be to be continually sidetracked from his quest.

When you get down to it, this is a movie about fulfilling your dreams. Carl's journey is central to the plot, but so is that of his Hero - a long lost adventurer whose dreams have turned into Ahabesque madness. Caught in the middle is Russell, whose only desire is to have a father figure who will bother to show up for him.

Anyway, I felt all the characters were enjoyable in their own way, and I definitely will be watching this film again. Pixar once again has made an incredible movie.

p.s. Whoever was in charge of canine body language & dialogue hit it right on the (wet) nose. The dogs are one of the best parts of an already amazing movie.

Basically, this will be hilarious once the problems this guy caused are being resolved.

This movie definitely portrays GWB as being more or less a man-child with far too many powerful connections, trying to gain the approval of a distant father figure while being manipulated by war-hungry bastards.

Also, someone turned the "Bushisms" knob up to 11 and broke it off.